3d Printer for Philippines
Posted by bjportega
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 10, 2013 09:43PM |
Final prototype design, i print ko nalang yung mga parts... >
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 10, 2013 09:54PM |
Ayus yan BJP!
Baka kelangan mo ng audience habang ginagawa mo yan. ika nga the more the merrier
We can exchange notes/ideas as we go along.
My first reprap build is just waiting for the printed parts and i'm ready to go. After that i have lots of ideas to make my own design just like what you are doing.
Baka kelangan mo ng audience habang ginagawa mo yan. ika nga the more the merrier
We can exchange notes/ideas as we go along. My first reprap build is just waiting for the printed parts and i'm ready to go. After that i have lots of ideas to make my own design just like what you are doing.
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 10, 2013 10:11PM |
Na test ko na nga i print yung iban parts kso naubos na yung filament ko... Kapag naka bili ako inform ko kayo. 
sorry for the image quality
sorry for the image quality
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 10, 2013 10:17PM |
meron ba local supplier ng filaments sir? care to share
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 10, 2013 10:31PM |
3d printed Bottle opener from my REPSTRAP 
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 14, 2013 10:49PM |
hi f3rDz nakabili na nga ako eh pero 1.75 mm pla yun hnd ko tuloy magagamit hehehe....
kaya nag design ako ng bagong extruder na puwede yung 1.75 filament, kainis...
teflon po yung hnd teplon
kaya nag design ako ng bagong extruder na puwede yung 1.75 filament, kainis...
teflon po yung hnd teplon
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 14, 2013 10:54PM |
this is my old extruder binili ko sa ebay almost 2k din at isan buwan bago dumatin from US..
3mm filament yung puwede diyan...
3mm filament yung puwede diyan...
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 23, 2013 08:30PM |
i finally got everything complete. including a hot end for the 1.7. i've tested the heater block using a 6.8 resistor - carbon type. didnt last for 20 minutes. asked a techie friend why is that so. i was told that i should look for a nichrome type resistor. spent the whole day last saturday in raon hoping to score one. it does not exist anymore. i was told on a diferrent forum that newer resistor are all made of carbon. no more nichrome type resistor available at present.
searched for a ceramic cartridge heater supplier locally. i stumbled one near me. charges 1600 a piece. 10 pcs min order. 1 week turn around.
i better buy this from a hk ebayer. $30 plus $12 shipping plus say about $10 duties and taxes = $52. more or less 2200php.
anybody have better idea or can point me to one who can provide?
searched for a ceramic cartridge heater supplier locally. i stumbled one near me. charges 1600 a piece. 10 pcs min order. 1 week turn around.
i better buy this from a hk ebayer. $30 plus $12 shipping plus say about $10 duties and taxes = $52. more or less 2200php.
anybody have better idea or can point me to one who can provide?
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 26, 2013 05:16PM |
f3rDz Wrote:
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> i finally got everything complete. including a hot
> end for the 1.7. i've tested the heater block
> using a 6.8 resistor - carbon type. didnt last for
> 20 minutes. asked a techie friend why is that so.
> i was told that i should look for a nichrome type
> resistor. spent the whole day last saturday in
> raon hoping to score one. it does not exist
> anymore. i was told on a diferrent forum that
> newer resistor are all made of carbon. no more
> nichrome type resistor available at present.
>
> searched for a ceramic cartridge heater supplier
> locally. i stumbled one near me. charges 1600 a
> piece. 10 pcs min order. 1 week turn around.
>
> i better buy this from a hk ebayer. $30 plus $12
> shipping plus say about $10 duties and taxes =
> $52. more or less 2200php.
>
> anybody have better idea or can point me to one
> who can provide?
what voltage are you applying on the resistor and what is the wattage of your resistor?
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> i finally got everything complete. including a hot
> end for the 1.7. i've tested the heater block
> using a 6.8 resistor - carbon type. didnt last for
> 20 minutes. asked a techie friend why is that so.
> i was told that i should look for a nichrome type
> resistor. spent the whole day last saturday in
> raon hoping to score one. it does not exist
> anymore. i was told on a diferrent forum that
> newer resistor are all made of carbon. no more
> nichrome type resistor available at present.
>
> searched for a ceramic cartridge heater supplier
> locally. i stumbled one near me. charges 1600 a
> piece. 10 pcs min order. 1 week turn around.
>
> i better buy this from a hk ebayer. $30 plus $12
> shipping plus say about $10 duties and taxes =
> $52. more or less 2200php.
>
> anybody have better idea or can point me to one
> who can provide?
what voltage are you applying on the resistor and what is the wattage of your resistor?
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines April 26, 2013 09:24PM |
@waitaki, i'll try those. just place my order. thanks for the heads up!
@joeglens, 12V. 2w lang ang available dito. been looking for 5w. pero ibang shape na. not applicable to the heater block. waitaki pointed me to a 2.5w resistor. let's see how it holds up.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/26/2013 09:30PM by f3rDz.
@joeglens, 12V. 2w lang ang available dito. been looking for 5w. pero ibang shape na. not applicable to the heater block. waitaki pointed me to a 2.5w resistor. let's see how it holds up.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/26/2013 09:30PM by f3rDz.
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines May 07, 2013 07:24AM |
i am actually stocked due to the hotend.
did some simple cold end just so i can make this thing work. the previous one is made of pla and it just melts.
bought some teflon block yesterday for the cold end. its a bit overkill but i just want to make this thing print as soon as possible.
i'm getting tired of watching it move without a working extruder.
did some simple cold end just so i can make this thing work. the previous one is made of pla and it just melts.
bought some teflon block yesterday for the cold end. its a bit overkill but i just want to make this thing print as soon as possible.
i'm getting tired of watching it move without a working extruder.
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines May 18, 2013 08:57AM |
mga scrap stepper motor po yung mga yung you need to visit there store to check it out.
malapit ng matapos kaylangan ko nlang po i kabit yung electronics and hotend....><
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/18/2013 08:58AM by bjportega.
malapit ng matapos kaylangan ko nlang po i kabit yung electronics and hotend....>
<Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/18/2013 08:58AM by bjportega.
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Re: 3d Printer for Philippines June 07, 2013 12:59PM |
Hello! I am a local suppler of 3D Printer Filaments. Both ABS and PLA. contact me at 0923-6146923
nyr Wrote:
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> i guess we'll have to make do.
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> btw, are there any local suppliers for filaments?
nyr Wrote:
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> i guess we'll have to make do.
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> btw, are there any local suppliers for filaments?
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