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The cooncepts of 3D have been denied by the maker of 3D printers.
The principals of 3D geometry have been misunderstood.
The X dimension is left and right.
The Y dimension is up and down
The Z dimension is forward and back.
Everything about 3D printing starts with deneying everything you know about the three dimensions, it’s annoying! Plus wrong!
Layers are mathematicaly on the Y plane (upward), X (horizontal) Z (in /out)
Perhaps whoever invented the 3D printer had no clue of 3D maths?
Or had his head rotated 90 degrees?
The only way the maths is true to a logical mind is to tip your printer 90 degrees so that the hotbed faves you!
This article was first featured at https://ift.tt/3akhIHJ on January 16, 2020 at 07:44PM by Paul_Hanson
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