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<commercialme><commercialtitle>Membership</commercialtitle></commercialme><h4>Her er hvorfor PETG er det rigtige valg til en ølkasse, og PLA er et dårligt valg:</h4>PLA er uegnet til ølkasser fordi:<ul><li>Bliver sprødt og skrøbeligt ved frost i garagen eller bilen om vinteren</li><li>Bliver blødt og mister form ved temperaturer over 60°C (varm bil om sommeren)</li><li>Knækker let ved stød eller hvis kassen tabes pga. materialets sprødhed</li><li>Nedbrydes af fugt fra kolde dåser og flasker ved kondens</li><li>Deformeres over tid under vægten fra ølflaskerne (krybning)</li><li>Er følsom over for UV-lys fra solen</li></ul>PETG er det rigtige valg fordi:<ul><li>Bevarer sine egenskaber fra frost til 80°C</li><li>Er slagfast og kan tåle stød og fald</li><li>Bøjer i stedet for at knække ved overbelastning</li><li>Er modstandsdygtig over for fugt og kondens</li><li>Har minimal krybning under konstant belastning</li><li>Er UV-resistent</li><li>Er &#34;food safe&#34; (samme materiale som sodavandsflasker)</li></ul>Kort sagt: PETG giver dig en holdbar ølkasse der kan bruges året rundt i det danske klima, mens en PLA-kasse sandsynligvis vil gå i stykker inden for kortere tid. Jeg har lavet en Facebook grupper, hvor jeg ligger nye gratis print op. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer ugc" href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1326780598483907">3D Print Danmark - Vis, del, sælg, køb | Facebook</a><boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle></boostme>&nbsp;

<commercialme><commercialtitle>Membership</commercialtitle></commercialme><h4>Here's why PETG is the right choice for a beer crate, and PLA is a poor choice</h4>PLA is unsuitable for beer crates because<ul><li>Becomes brittle and fragile in freezing temperatures in the garage or car in winter</li><li>Becomes soft and loses shape at temperatures above 60°C (hot car in summer)</li><li>Breaks easily on impact or if the crate is dropped due to the material's brittleness</li><li>Degrades from moisture from cold cans and bottles due to condensation</li><li>Deforms over time under the weight of beer bottles (creep)</li><li>Is sensitive to UV light from the sun</li></ul>PETG is the right choice because<ul><li>Retains its properties from freezing temperatures to 80°C</li><li>Is impact resistant and can withstand bumps and falls</li><li>Bends instead of breaking under overload</li><li>Is resistant to moisture and condensation</li><li>Has minimal creep under constant load</li><li>Is UV-resistant</li><li>Is &#34;food safe&#34; (same material as soda bottles)</li></ul>In short: PETG gives you a durable beer crate that can be used all year round in the Danish climate, while a PLA crate will likely break within a shorter period I have created a Facebook group where I upload new free prints <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer ugc" href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1326780598483907">3D Print Denmark - Show, Share, Sell, Buy | Facebook</a><boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle></boostme>&nbsp;

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