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http://reprap.org/wiki/Smartrap_mini A new printer near first release, still in development ... Its main goals are ease/speed of assembly, low cost and modularity (being an easy basement for new designs).
Re: block asian language to fight against spam?! - 11 years ago
i've blocked the address they keep advertising , ultimately it doesn't matter what you do there is generally no stopping them in the endby thejollygrimreaper - Administration, Announcements, Policy
Re: Does the Hotend Make Much of a Difference - 11 years ago
Quoteelwood127 I bought a $20.00 finned and fanned 1.75mm end with a .4mm nozzle (actually .35mm) from Aliexpress and could not be happier. The best thing I did was add a piece of aluminum tubing to keep the filament straight between the Hob Gear and entry hole. No more flex in the filament as head moves left and right eliminateing filament pushout. fyi, what you have there is actually an e3dby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Project: Teacup Firmware - 11 years ago
Quotemadmike8 Been a while since I had a bit of time for this, but I got Teacup configured with the config tool for the CNC Shield V3 & a UNO. The config tool compiled the hex just fine, but the upload timed out. I just used Xloader to upload the hex. Connected to Ponterface just fine! I don't have the seven switch soldered up yet, but I will get it connected to some steppers soon. Thanks foby thejollygrimreaper - Firmware - experimental, borrowed, and future
Re: Use of open source designs - 11 years ago
QuoteAndrewBCN I am revisiting this thread to mention that I am reorganizing the page RepRap and Open Source in the wiki, since I believe that the subject matter and the discussion around it in this thread are related. The question of RepRap and Open Source can be examined from various angles and I am trying to bring all the previously available points of view into this single page. The RepRapby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Teacup: firmware made simple, newbies wanted - 11 years ago
QuoteJamesK Quoteand in the future something like an xmos chip or even something fpga driven in the future You must have some awesome ideas for what you want to do with all that horsepower i have a few ideas which would go particularly well on the xmos chips (they are up to 32core and stackable) however the point is more to do features we haven't even really thought of yet and being as futureby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Teacup: firmware made simple, newbies wanted - 11 years ago
Quotetatubias Quotemadmike8 Congrats, If I can fin someone to make one of those SinapTec boards I'm going to put this to use... We have received from a company that makes pcb 3 samples. Yesterday we ( lets be realistic inapTec, lol..) have finished soldering the components on the board, we will be performing new test and letting know the status. I have not received the board yet. Due i live liby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Project: Teacup Firmware - 11 years ago
QuoteMattMoses QuoteTraumflug Quotethejollygrimreaper Quotethetazzbot QuoteTraumflug QuotethetazzbotHow about the ultralcd support? I see no reason why this should happen. Plenty of yelling wishlists, zero people actually writing such code. For me, there are more interesting things to hack, e.g. jerk-less look-ahead, which is something I'd have actual use for. For the record, I'm not an , actuby thejollygrimreaper - Firmware - experimental, borrowed, and future
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
Quotesjs_scott Quotethejollygrimreaper Quotesjs_scott Btw the beeper must be set to 37 right in pins.h? no pin 44 Ah, I changed the beeper to 44 on all beeper defines but still no change, i would raise and issue on the marlin github it's broken somwhere. in the meantime copy which i can confirm the beeper works fine clickhere if you end up using it you'll have to set some of the endstop pinby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
Quotesjs_scott Btw the beeper must be set to 37 right in pins.h? no pin 44by thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
Quotethejollygrimreaper Quotesjs_scott Quotethejollygrimreaper found the culprit , in the Marlin_main.cpp file goto line 3169 and look for "defined(ULTRALCD)" it should be "defined(ULTRA_LCD)" and do the same on line 3180 looks like this still isn't fixed in the main release after you fix that it should start to work unless there is a similar typo somewhere else Thanks, I've corrected theby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
Quotesjs_scott Quotethejollygrimreaper found the culprit , in the Marlin_main.cpp file goto line 3169 and look for "defined(ULTRALCD)" it should be "defined(ULTRA_LCD)" and do the same on line 3180 looks like this still isn't fixed in the main release after you fix that it should start to work unless there is a similar typo somewhere else Thanks, I've corrected the typos. But still no souby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
found the culprit , in the Marlin_main.cpp file goto line 3169 and look for "defined(ULTRALCD)" it should be "defined(ULTRA_LCD)" and do the same on line 3180 looks like this still isn't fixed in the main release after you fix that it should start to work unless there is a similar typo somewhere elseby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
Quotesjs_scott Quotethejollygrimreaper when did you download it more to the point? Yesterday looks like they stil haven't fixed the bug then, i'll see if i can find where it was.by thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
when did you download it more to the point?by thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Reprap discount smart LCD have a beeper ? - 11 years ago
how recent is your copy of marlin, i recall there was a issue with a typo on one of the defines that caused the beeper not to workby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Have had someone such a problem? - 11 years ago
QuoteDBS I set all Vref's of all drivers. Now they are max 10% more than by motors specs. This didn't help me. whats the model number of the stepper motors? can you post a photo of your ramps board , and a few of the printer ? also why 10% above the rated current, all thats probably doing is helping to make the situation worse by making the stepper drivers hotter and more likely to loose steby thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Have had someone such a problem? - 11 years ago
what kind of pulleys are you using on the y axis stepper motor? aluminium or printed? if printed what material?by thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Project: Teacup Firmware - 11 years ago
Quotethetazzbot QuoteTraumflug QuotethetazzbotHow about the ultralcd support? I see no reason why this should happen. Plenty of yelling wishlists, zero people actually writing such code. For me, there are more interesting things to hack, e.g. jerk-less look-ahead, which is something I'd have actual use for. For the record, I'm not an , actually I'm quite a nice guy And a developer, so if youby thejollygrimreaper - Firmware - experimental, borrowed, and future
Re: AZSMZ Connecting issues - 11 years ago
maybe contact the people you bought it from...by thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: General AZSMZ mini board topic - 11 years ago
QuoteHADES Quotethejollygrimreaper QuoteYellobello thejollygrimreaper: If cxandy would re-think his position and release all sources maybe you would allow him to be on the wiki again? Dejay: That´s what I also thought. I already learned a bit to use kicad and I have redrawn the schematics. I´d love to use this board as a base for a cool improvement project. First, I´d change the position of tby thejollygrimreaper - Controllers
Re: General AZSMZ mini board topic - 11 years ago
QuoteYellobello thejollygrimreaper: If cxandy would re-think his position and release all sources maybe you would allow him to be on the wiki again? Dejay: That´s what I also thought. I already learned a bit to use kicad and I have redrawn the schematics. I´d love to use this board as a base for a cool improvement project. First, I´d change the position of the USB port in the layout since itby thejollygrimreaper - Controllers
Re: General AZSMZ mini board topic - 11 years ago
QuoteDejay So just curious: If he wouldn't have made claims that the board is open source hardware (not the software which is open source) then he wouldn't have gotten deleted? it's never quite that simple, there were a variety of things that led to deleting the page eg mailing list/wiki spamming ,after i got a couple of complaints drawing my attention to the spamming and the wiki page, i stuckby thejollygrimreaper - Controllers
Re: General AZSMZ mini board topic - 11 years ago
QuoteYellobello I contacted the creator of the board and asked why he did not put the board under a proper OS license. Sadly he does not seem to understand the point of open sourcing it at all and is afraid of someone copying his design. He said that by releasing the schematics that would be suficient for studying the design. Even though smoothie is a fine ecosystem and this is the only board wiby thejollygrimreaper - Controllers
Re: FIrst account I made didnt work, How can i get it activated? - 11 years ago
Quotevenuss01 hello I too is not received my confirmation e-mail my username is Venuss with hotmail !! i've set it to active, try and log in nowby thejollygrimreaper - Administration, Announcements, Policy
Re: [solved] 
Wrong math? - 11 years ago
Quoteo_lampe I got it But what still puzzles me is the "rotation centerpoint" function + 3 I would expect it to go through [0,0,0], but it is "somewhere, out there" And it is not related to the real rotation. Is it only for the "camera"? -Olaf it's only for the camera , what it allows you to do is rotate the part around a different selectable point, to use it move the object with the rightby thejollygrimreaper - OpenSCAD
Re: What to adjust when software thinks you move 200mm but you really dont - 11 years ago
there will be a steps per millimetre setting somwhere in your firmware you'll have to modify that, however you can also do set that for all axis through a mcode eg : M92 X80 Y80 Z1600 E100 and i put that in my starting gcode section in slic3r. tell us more about your machine,eg x and y axis pulleys , z axis screw thread , extruder type ...by thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Printer Messed Up - 11 years ago
looks like it's underextruding, which extruder are you using?by thejollygrimreaper - General
Re: Wrong math? - 11 years ago
is the depth of each hole important? looking inside the holes the bottoms won't be flat and the lower ones have the corners of the cubes sticking into them,by thejollygrimreaper - OpenSCAD
Re: Wrong math? - 11 years ago
Quoteo_lampe Hi guys, I tried to rotate a cube 45° and translate it to the right position, but the result leaves a small gap I cannot explain. See the #highlighted code at the end and the screenshot. What´s wrong with my math? -Olaf union(){ translate ([40,0,10])mirror([1,0,1]){ translate ([0,0,10])difference(){ cube([10,10,20]); translate([5,5,-0.001]) cylinder(h=20.by thejollygrimreaper - OpenSCAD
Re: Resolution along X and Y vs Z: are belts precise enough? - 11 years ago
what perimeter speeds were they done at ?by thejollygrimreaper - General