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Re: Portabee by Romscraj - 11 years ago
julien, we shipped the replacement to you on 29th may. and we tested the board that you sent to us. the x axis stepper motor driver's variable resistor was turned all the way down which caused your problem. you could have tried adjusting the variable resistor before sending back to us. all our boards should have the variable resistors set up before we ship them out.by romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Portabee by Romscraj - 11 years ago
hi asad, i will ask daniel to get back to you on this.by romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Printer calibration, help! - 11 years ago
github romscraj if you want to use romscraj files.by romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: What machine do you have? - 11 years ago
hi folks, just heard from melvin that we were MIA for a while. was actually very busy producing printers and shipping them all over the world. SW, you want me to list down Who - machine - Firmware - Software ? KPby romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Portabee Portable 3D printer which can be packed into a laptop bag - 11 years ago
DHL takes 3-5 days, singpost takes 10-14 days.by romscraj - General
Re: romscraj.com - fraud? - 12 years ago
hi regarding this question, we seemed to be getting lost mails from russia/ukraine. we are trying to find out what happened to the lost mails. may be due to smtp timeout on our web server if you used our web form to contact us. for those who tried to get to us and could not reach us, you can write an email to romscraj@orangeby romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Will the 3d printer ever be a household product? - 12 years ago
i remember the time when i bought an inkjet printer to print out colored photographs. i consider myself a consumer who wanted to try to save myself some time from going to and fro to the photo labs to finally get what I want. in the end, the inkjet printed result could not be compared to a commercial photo machine but I still use it. I think 3d printers might be something similar here for consuby romscraj - General
Re: Will the 3d printer ever be a household product? - 12 years ago
of course it will be. my guess is in 3-5 years time.by romscraj - General
Re: Reprap in Hong Kong? - 12 years ago
wow.. this looks antiqued..by romscraj - Hong Kong RepRap User Group
Re: large experimental rapid prototyper - 12 years ago
great to see some pics on your page! hope to see you get something up soon!by romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: :: rep rapper SG test :: - 12 years ago
hi redreprap, yes it does take in 3.0mm filament. just changed the description.by romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: :: rep rapper SG test :: - 12 years ago
hi redreprap, erm... we probably use it to make many stuffby romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Singapore Reprap MEETUP Group - 12 years ago
hi fries, welcome to the singapore reprappers forum. where are you located usually?by romscraj - Singapore RUG
minimakerfaire singapore - 12 years ago
hi folks, there is an event at science centre come 4th, 5th august. anyone who purchases a portabee from now until the day gets to attend a build session during the event for free. please help spread the message for those who are interested to attend this event.by romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Portabee Portable 3D printer which can be packed into a laptop bag - 12 years ago
Idolcrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What a cool design for a printer!, > > It looks so simple, yet so effective! > > Does she ever act like she is going to fall down? > Maybe some feet or legs could fold out to give > support n the Y axis to stop her from toppling > over? You are correct, one of the design compromises we made iby romscraj - General
Re: Portabee Portable 3D printer which can be packed into a laptop bag - 12 years ago
For those who have been waiting, we have completed the assembly instructions for the Portabee and Romscraj Extruder. Builders can access them here: Portabee: Assembly Instructions in High Res, PDF (25.5MB ) Assembly Instructions in Medium Res, PDF (16.9MB ) Assembly Instructions in Low Res, PDF (6.5MB ) Romscraj Extruder: Assembly Instructions in High Res, PDF (6.2MB ) Assembly Instructionsby romscraj - General
Re: Portabee Portable 3D printer which can be packed into a laptop bag - 12 years ago
jason.fisher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What are the folded dimensions? Including all protrusions (of the bolts and rods) the maximum dimensions are: 365mm W x 290mm H x 103mm D In practice it will fit into a padded laptop bag, as the bag will accommodate the 'protrusions' so to speak. We have tried it before using a 14" laptop bag (a 'free gift' bundledby romscraj - General
Re: Portabee Portable 3D printer which can be packed into a laptop bag - 12 years ago
Idolcrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Which Wades extruder in particular does the > Porabee carry? There are so many derivatives. > Could I bother you for a thingiverse link? The files are here, including the sketchup .skp design files We named the older version 'Wade V2', but the extruder block design had to be modified a little to incorporateby romscraj - General
Re: Portabee Portable 3D printer which can be packed into a laptop bag - 12 years ago
Idolcrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is the actual hot end on there, and what is > the Bill of Materials for the extruder and hot-end We're in the midst of updating the newer files for the hot end, but it is very similar to the older one that can be found in this assembly manual (with BOM list an part drawings - refer to Part 1 in the manual).by romscraj - General
Re: RepRap, Singapore - 12 years ago
you can get filament from us at romscraj.com KPby romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Singapore Reprap MEETUP Group - 12 years ago
then please come to our office after 6:00pm today. KPby romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Singapore Reprap MEETUP Group - 12 years ago
how about the coming monday?by romscraj - Singapore RUG
Re: Portabee Portable 3D printer which can be packed into a laptop bag - 12 years ago
hi richrap, everything is open source. GPL badayada. the heated bed has nothing much changed from the original prusa's except some connectors moved to facilitate our own durbie. i think we uploaded the v1 on and will update it if anyone is interested. the difference is the mesh pattern on the other side (not the heating element) and we used 3mm thick PCB. wauter as for the printer, we sharedby romscraj - General
Re: portabee - 12 years ago
we have added singpost air parcel to all our products. for some countries, the reduction in shipping cost can be as much as 40%!by romscraj - Singapore RUG