Prusa_Mini

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                             <h2>10/08/2020</h2>
                             <h2>Prusa Mini</h2>
                             
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                             <p>During the months of confinement, I considered buying a printer. The quality of Prusa is incredible, and during my visit to the Maker Faire Roma I saw the new Prusa Mini. It was awesome. So I decided to order it, and it wouldn't arrive until September. But she came ahead shehe, for my birthday. Another Prusa for every birthday. 🤣🤣</p>
                             
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+                            <h2>PRUSA MINI</h2>
+                            <p>With the Prusa Mini:
+                            <ul> <li><b>Angle test:</b> At <b>20º</b> needs supports. The angle test takes <b>1 hour and 15 minutes</b>.
+                                <li><b>Overhang test:</b> From <b>3 mm</b>, filament threads begin to come out. The overhang test takes <b>49 minutes.</b></ul>
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                             <h2>Makerbot Replicator 2</h2>
                             <p>With the Makerbot:
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+                            <h2>Test Clearance in the Prusa Mini</h2>
+                            <p>Another test that I did to the Prusa Mini was the clearence test. Like its "older sister", it behaved the same, the 0.2 mm is fixed to the axis.</p>
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                             <h2>Conclusions</h2>
-                            <p>It is incredible how there is a difference between printers, the same parameters being for all. There are differences of time, but also of quality; It can also influence the price of each printer. The winners, the Prusa and the Makerbot.</p>
+                            <p>It is incredible how there is a difference between printers, the same parameters being for all. There are differences of time, but also of quality; It can also influence the price of each printer. The winners, the Prusa and the Makerbot. And the Prusa Mini is faster than the Prusa I3 MK3S.</p>
                             
                             
                             <h1>Design and 3D print an object that could not be made subtractively.</h1>

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                             <h2>01/08/2020</h2>
                             <p>During the FabAcademy I bought several objects that I wanted to use, among them is an LCD module with interface for I2C communication protocol. In my case, I bought it through Amazon from AZDelivery, here is the <a href="https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B07CQG6CMT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1"><b>link.</b></a> This company has a multitude of very interesting tutorials, including that of the <a href="https://www.az-delivery.de/es/products/hd44780-2004-blaues-display-bundle-kostenfreies-e-book?variant=18717479403616"><b>LCD module with I2C.</b></a></p>
                             
-                            <p>I will use the board that I designed for the Input with the phototransistor and that by including an I2C port I can connect the LCD. This is my connection of the two components.</p>
+                            <p>I will use the board that I designed for the <a href="week09.html"><b>Input</b></a> with the phototransistor and that by including an I2C port I can connect the LCD. This is my connection of the two components.</p>
                             
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