Glossary of 3D Printing Terms
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Angular Accuracy Angular accuracy refers to the precision with which a 3D printer can replicate angles and curves in a model. This is particularly important for prints with intricate geometries, such as gears, turbines, or artistic designs. Factors affecting angular accuracy include the printer's mechanical components, calibration, and slicing parameters. For example, improperly tightened belts or misaligned axes can result in distorted angles. High angular accuracy ensures that printed parts fit together as intended, especially in engineering or functional applications. Regular calibration and fine-tuning of print settings help maintain angular accuracy, contributing to overall print quality and dimensional consistency. |
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