June 1, 2019
Description
Design to use <a href="https://tcpoly.com/products/filaments/" style="text-decoration:none">TCPoly's Thermally Conductive Material</a>.
Engineered in <a href="https://www.openscad.org/" style="text-decoration:none">OpenSCAD</a>.
This is a filled filament so you will need a hardened nozzle, I recommend a 0.6mm <a href="https://e3d-online.com/nozzles-for-3d-printer?cat=383" style="text-decoration:none;">Nozzle X</a>.
Printer settings.
0.6mm Nozzle.
0.3mm Layer Height.
30mm/s Print Speed.
100% Infill.
250C Nozzle.
80C Bed.
I recommend printing onto masking tape.
Sliced using <a href="https://pathio.xyz/" style="text-decoration:none">pathio.xyz</a>.
Some bedtime reading regarding <a href="https://www.dsm.com/content/dam/dsm/automotive/zh_CN/documents/stanyl-tc-technical-details.pdf">Thermally Conductive Plastics in LED Lamps</a>.
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