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Hello! I wanted to start a new project, that being to design a bookcase. I was wondering what filament would be best for this type of project. Books weigh a ton and will defientely need something that is very strong. I can print using a wide variety of filament. I saw on the internet that HIPS is surprisingly good, any thoughts on using that for this? Please let me know your reccomendation and if you have any questions let me know, thanks!
hips is exactly what you don't need :-)
How big is your printer ?
and how large a bookcase are you lanning on making ?
Me I'd use wood or metal and for the shelves and print the fixing brackets :-)
I do feel like this is a bot posting.. but ..
Oak, Poplar, Walnut, Birch .. I don't like soft woods so no Pine.. Metal is also a good medium for shelving.
you think he's from the 'nobody uses hips much, so lets promote it for bookcases' lobby group ?
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Thanks for the reply! My print bed is 8x8x7. I would like to try and get around 10-20 books in the bookcase.
?I do feel like this is a bot posting.. but ..
Oak, Poplar, Walnut, Birch .. I don't like soft woods so no Pine.. Metal is also a good medium for shelving.? -airscapes
Not a bot, just inexperienced with the different filaments haha. Thanks for the reply!
Your print bed is 8 feet long?? or 8 inches long? Google 3D printing Filament type and usage..Quote:
Originally Posted by TheNoodleWarrior