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Easy 3D Printer Toolchain « printthat The software that controls open source 3d printers is still in a state of flux. It can be difficult to navigate your way through all the options to try to put together a toolchain that will do what it is supposed to do. I know, I’ve been doing just that for a while now. Eventually I figured that I was only really helping myself because I was piling one patch onto another trying to make things work in my specific situation…and it wasn’t working all that well. So, I started over. The primary factor in deciding what toolchain to put together is the operating system your computer runs on. From that point forward all you have to do is download Java, which is free, and Python, which is free, and Arduino, which is free, and in this case I’ve choosen ReplicatorG (best and best supported), which is also free. But don’t worry. *I am sort of assuming you’re using RAMPS and Windows, but I can’t test this process with anything else at the moment. Like this: Like Loading...
Mendel Parts - 3d printer Things tagged with 'Prusa' (1262 Things) Prusa I3 X-carriage (Wades) by rball716 Jan 21, 2014 12V 30A PSU Terminal Cover by rball716 Jan 21, 2014 Prusa I3 Y-end single piece by rball716 Jan 21, 2014 X-motor End for Prusa I3 by rball716 Jan 21, 2014 MakerFarm Prusa i3 Filament/Nozzle Cooler by 3D_Kudu Jan 20, 2014 Yet Another Spool Mount for prusa-mendel by nroff Jan 19, 2014 Extrusion cooling fan-holder/cowling for MakerFarm Prusa i3 - Version 3 by TimeFramed Jan 18, 2014 Bracket Board for SevenSwitch and Panelolu2 by ToScH Jan 17, 2014 Prusa i3 Title Board by McAwesome Jan 16, 2014 Simple spool holder for Prusa I2 by bytemedwb Jan 15, 2014 stronger Z motor mount for reprap prusa i2 by danithebest91 Jan 15, 2014 Top
Wade's Geared Extruder Wade's Geared Extruder Release status: Working This work is based on Adrian's Geared Nema 14 extruder (Adrian's Geared Extruder) design, and includes many concepts lifted from Nophead's extruder (Nophead's Extruder Tweaks) research. This extruder was designed for the RepRap Sells Mendel (but will work with about any 3D printer, if with adaptors) and is robust, provides a strong force to extrude, is cheap and DIY. It is an alternative to the Geared Nema17 Extruder Driver and has the following advantages: no need to buy/use expensive metal gears; no need to do two precision flats on motor shaft; no need to glue the PTFE barrel; Other advantages over other extruders are: extrude/print at high speed; good for use with a low torque/cheap Nema 17 motor ; (Needs verification) no need to use expensive and complex tools - just one hand drill, a file and a M4 or M5 tap; no need to make splines on motor shaft; How to get it Mechanical Construction Materials Printed Parts Non-Printed Parts 3D CAD Files
Heated bed MK3 My first heated bed worked OK but it was slow to warm up and hard to remove objects. The second one was only ever intended for experimenting with vacuums and magnets but I ended up printing most of my Mendel on it. It worked well but limits the build area. I have now replaced it with a full size version, using the lessons learned from the first two. The first bed was the same size as HydraRaptor's table (200 × 200mm) but the build area is only about 150 × 150mm. The other innovations were to make it easier to build. They are also lower profile of course. The thermocouple is mounted with a clamp made from PTFE. Since this bed has a steel plate on top none of the holes need to be blind. On my previous magnetic bed I placed the magnets in blind holes that were almost all the way through. This is the top side. After a suggestion by Enrique that wool was a good high temperature insulator my friend Steve gave me some carpet underlay made from wool.
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