In this episode of Design for Mass Production 3D Printing, we tackle the challenge of manufacturing round 3D printed parts by designing a circular electrical enclosure.

We address common challenges in design for 3D printing, like small vents, thin features, and shallow curved top surfaces. We also provide valuable tips on modifying injection molded designs to be able to manufacture 3D printed electronics enclosures using mass production 3D printing. Learn why some features are difficult to print and how to eliminate or modify them to ensure a high-quality, durable final product.

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00:00 Why Are Rounded Electrical Enclosures Hard to 3D Print?
02:10 Addressing Challenges of Round 3D Printed Parts
03:55 Designing Electrical Enclosure Vents for 3D Printing
06:14 Designing Electrical Enclosure Lid for 3D Printing
08:23 Additional Considerations When Designing Electrical Enclosures
09:21 Textures and Material
11:23 Design for the Process


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