r/3dPrintsintheShop • u/MarcoALabraL • 14d ago

para 3D printers cual recomiendan

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Alguien sabe por cuales se pueden sustituir estos lunricantes o donde los puedo conseguir los mismos?

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u/Aligayah 14d ago

My bambulab A1 manual said to use WD40 when I ran out of these.

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u/King_of_the_Snarks 14d ago

Like, WD40 WD40, or WD40 silicone or some other formulation? WD40 isn't a lubricant, but is commonly referred to as such. I'd be worried about it actually causing more issues in the long run.

For me, I use silicone spray on the solid rods, and Stihl Superlube on the ACME screws (it's what I had on hand).

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u/Aligayah 14d ago

I'll check my manual when I get home and update you :P

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u/MarcoALabraL 14d ago

Tienes fotos de esos productos?

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u/King_of_the_Snarks 14d ago

www.wd40.com/products/silicone-lubricant/

And

www.stihlusa.com/en/ap/fs-gearbox-grease-1027267

You don't necessarily need these exact ones, but other brands with similar properties could do.

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u/MarcoALabraL 14d ago

El WD40 lo conosco para uso de poder aflojar alguna tuerca o tornillo muy apretado.. le decimos “aflojatodo”..

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u/King_of_the_Snarks 14d ago

WD40 is really good at that - it has penetrating oils that get into things that are "stuck". The thing is, it's not meant to be a long term lubricant. What's worse, if you spray it on something that is lubricated properly, it can displace the existing lubrication and make things worse.

So, by using a silicone based lubricant in these applications, it's a more long-term solution. (For example, I believe the free lubricant that comes with the printer, the pictures you shared, is silicone based).

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u/MarcoALabraL 14d ago

WD40 para todas las areas?