Printed Material Torsion Test Sample
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This is a socket to test media for strength while using a torque-wrench. To test, print the part (with the square-side…
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This is a socket to test media for strength while using a torque-wrench.
[I just added a 21mm that works on my lug nuts. I use a low impact driver until it breaks, and then measure the removal torque]
To test, print the part (with the square-side down and no support), and record the peak torque attained before failure by using this digital torque adapter:
Use a bolt with a 3/4 inch head. If you are metric, 12mm bolts often have 19mm heads, which are 0.748 inches, so within the same tolerance range and acceptable to use.
Video here:
Report results here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kriE5LqC3GB6h65gSxKTq0k0ooMnjJq6XBKEWneHj1c
See results here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JlqLSi4sxZLdA-hHCp6Ow4isoGMNI7nlE9Nmbj1ajWk/edit?usp=sharing
Please spread this to various 3D printer forums so that we can crowd-source a comparison table of methods to achieve stronger parts.
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