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Dewalt Table Saw Throat Plate 3D Print

Dewalt Throatplate 3D Print

This Dewalt table saw throat plate 3D print file is super easy to print and works wonders as a cheap replacement to other options!

This 3D print makes buying a new throatplate unnecessary. This can be printed in 2 easy parts and fits perfectly into the slotted area. These have the same dimensions as the throatplate that you can buy, so there is a tight fit into the table saw.

Here is the file.

Table Saw Throatplate 3D Print Steps

Below are the steps to print.

Go to file and download the 1 thing file.
Import into your chosen slicer, I prefer to use Ultimaker Cura 4.3 as it’s free and super easy to use.
Scale 251.47%. This will set the exact dimensions to 343mm x 94.55 mm x 10.06 mm. Perfect interference fit with the table saw.
Print with 50% infill for stability.
If you need to print in 2 pieces, go here and repeat the process.
Install into Dewalt Table saw!

Additional comments

Hope this makes it super easy to replace your Dewalt table saw throatplate with a 3D-printed version. When printing, I would use the split-up version here and print it in 2 parts. This way you do not have to print it vertically and it will be more stable printing. Scale this version to the same % as above. This should work with any Dewalt table saw as they all have the same cutting plate and therefore the same throatplate.

Please let me know if you have any questions or comments below!

Also, check out additional 3D printing articles and files here. Or cool engineering projects here.

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Batman Flashlight Logo for 3D Printing

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Batman Incoming!

Use this Batman flashlight logo for 3D printing files to attach to any light to make your call to Batman. The files listed below are for flashlights, phones, and any light source.

All the sources are in .stl files for easy 3D printing. The Thingiverse links where the files were found will be listed.

1. Batman Flashlight Logo for Flashlights

This attachment can be attached to any flashlight to see the Batman symbol on any wall! This can scale to fit any light. Very simple and easy to print design.

Download Here

2. 3D Print for Phone

This 3D print can be attached to an iPhone to shine the Bat symbol when the phone flashlight is on. It’s super convenient and can be a cool on-the-go solution!

Download Here

This is the best Batman Flashlight logo for 3D printing. This is a fun and easy 3D print that can be a very cool decoration in a room or car.

To print:

Download the .stl files from the Thingiverse links.
Slice the .stl files into 3D printer files using recommended slicer. I like to use Ultimaker Cura 4.3
Scale the design to fit whatever flashlight you are using. Most slicing software should have this feature easily available. This can be easily done to fit any flashlight.
Print the file using around 50% infill.
Have fun!

Hopefully, these 2 options encompass everything. Please comment below with any questions!

See other articles on 3D printing here, or see the best 3D printer for students here

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The Best 3D Printer For Students

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A great 3D printer for students is cheap, easy to use, compact, and reliable. Students need the 3D printer to be able to work with free software and also work with a variety of different filaments.

3D printing has skyrocketed in popularity over the past few years due to better and cheaper printers, speed of production, and the ability to create whatever you imagine within the next couple of hours. With this increased popularity, there are many 3D printers to choose from. Some of these are higher quality than others, to say the least. This article will lay out the best 3D printers for the price and explain the pros and cons of each.

Best Budget 3D Printers

Ender 3 Pro

The Ender 3 Pro 3D printer is by far the best budget option. This printer is both reliable and cheap. This printer has worked wonders for me over the years. It has a heated bed and great build quality making this an overall great choice for the price.

Pros

Very cheap and reliable. Can run overnight without monitoring.
High quality: has lasted me 6 years and still works well.
Large build volume: 8.6″ x 8.6″ x 12″.

Cons

Does not come pre-built, and takes time to set up.

Elegoo Neptune 2S

The Elegoo Neptune 2S is similar to the Ender 3 in that it is very cheap and has good build quality. It’s a very simple printer, with limited options, but it will get the job done for a great price.

Pros

Unbeatable price and easy to work with
Simple and reliable

Cons

Not many features: limited print options

Highest Quality 3D Printers

MakerBot Replicator

MakerBot has always made premium products, for a hefty price. The Replicator is one of the cheaper options. This allows you to get the quality and support of a MakerBot.

Pros

Super easy to use and highest quality interface and build quality
Most reliable printer yet with print failure detection

Cons

Very expensive
Could be better print quality for the price. 0.5mm minimum nozzle

Prusa Mini Plus

Prusa Mini Plus is a small and mighty 3D printer. As this is made by Prusa, you know the quality is going to be good.

Pros

Very high-quality prints
Auto-leveling bed feature. Can’t emphasize how great this is!
User-friendly design

Cons

On the expensive side
Small print volume 7″ x 7″ x 7″

Recommendation

I would recommend the Ender 3 Pro or the Prusa Mini Plus. These are 2 amazing printers for the price. They both allow for a cheap introduction to 3D printing and are more than capable of printing almost anything you can think of. You truly can’t go wrong with any of those options.

Good luck!

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