How STRONG are Carbon Fiber reinforced 3D Printed Parts?

[Tex Koder]

Test and find out...

 

[Johnny b]

Ok I'm sold! Building my next home on a carbon fiber foundation! Send you the plans Tex...work me up a price please!

 

[Garcbomber]

Exactly what YouTube was meant for. Would be curious on a single vector rectangle clamped into a UTM on the exact increase in yield due to CF weave.

Traditionally an alloy CNC machining company would have minimal utilization to justify a universal tensile machine however

 

[Tex Koder]

Ok I'm sold! Building my next home on a carbon fiber foundation! Send you the plans Tex...work me up a price please!

Perhaps just a Mockup of your next custom home...
That printer has a minuscule print volume for making actual 1:1 houses..

What You want is something more in tune to this >>

https://www.arrmaforum.com/threads/3d-printed-houses-future-habitats.62093/

 

[Cypher]

Test and find out...

I once made a new bracket for my tile cutter in PET-G CF, after the cast aluminum one failed on me. It lasted all the tiles I needed to cut, and more! The cutting wheel wore out, and my 3D printed part is still going strong

Oooh..... I must try print rims in this material! Brb...

 

[jipper]

I only use nylon and CF blend. It’s so good, in fact I got it certified by the FAA to use in aircraft’s. Surface finish is drop dead gorgeous too. Here is a gimbal patch panel and a power/video monitor panel in a Bell 505 I made that is used for filming.