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  • = Nophead's Extruder = ...plementation [http://hydraraptor.blogspot.com/2007/08/rpm.html here]. Zach's magnetic version available from the [http://rrrf.org RRRF] [http://reprap.o
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  • I do the first layer of the raft: sparse zig-zag of 1mm filament at 4mm/s, height 0.7mm. ...yers of the raft, a close, but not solid, zigzag of 0.5mm filament at 16mm/s.
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  • Trystan's wooden Mendel RepRap plans are perhaps the best [[Development:Wooden Mendel
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  • {{Languages|Wade's Geared Extruder}} [http://grabcad.com/library/wade-s-geared-extruder-onshape-cad-1 GrabCAD]
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  • |image = Ed's bwoden extruder - housings.JPG Information on further development can be found at the page on [[Erik's Bowden Extruder]].
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  • ...wear and loss of energy. The tube's other end is connected to the extruder's hot-end. The lighter the extruder is, the quicker you can move the toolhead(s), e.g. when you're not extruding. The machine will need less current to run
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  • |image = Erik's Parametric Timing Belt Pulley - IMG 1945 display medium.jpg ...n OpenSCAD parametric model for making THE timing pulley that you need. It's designed to generate a model printable without support material (observing
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  • available worldwide. Elements of Darwin's design which achieved this are listed below: * The caged PTFE section in Ian's extruder
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  • {{Languages|Adrian's Geared Extruder}} ...qually, lots of people have success with [[Geared_Nema17_Extruder |'''Wade's Geared Extruder''']] too which you may care to take a look at.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Vik's Mendel X & Z interface Bracket]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Trystan's Wooden Mendel]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Erik's Parametric Timing Pulleys]]
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  • |name = Ultimaker's v1.1 PCB This is a board that's very similar to other [[Pololu_Electronics|Pololu-based electronics]] imple
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  • |author = Jan-Jaap S., ErikDeBruijn * Fixed the mistake at the Mosfets (no need for cutting the LED's leads' islands at the bottom of the PCB)
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  • This board is identical to the [[Ultimaker's v1.1 PCB]] but with the fix mentioned on that page applied on the PCB desig
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  • #REDIRECT [[Auzze's One Piece Hot End]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Auzze's One Piece Hot End]]
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  • |name = Ultimaker's v1.5.3 PCB (OLD) ...sed on the Mantis-30 milling machine from Protospace and on various Mendel's that people have built.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ultimaker's v1.1 PCB]]
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  • The instructions for the 1.1 PCB found [[Ultimaker's v1.1 PCB|here]] are mostly valid for this board.
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  • ...sé comme un portail vers d'autres liens comme Thinginverse, Richard Horne's blog, Slicer-Cura-Craftware etc, Marlin-Sprinter, Repetier etc... ...t (v2) [http://www.scribd.com/doc/171879190/The-Incomplete-Reprap-Beginner-s-Guide-V2 içi]
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  • This is the directory for the shared libraries. Unlike the java jar's these are specific to the CPU you are running.
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  • {{Languages|Kent's Strapper}} Il team Kent's Strapper nasce all'incirca 1 anno fa ed è composto da Lorenzo Cantini, Luc
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  • {{Languages|Kent's Strapper}} ...rapid prototyping is a Florence-based team born in September 2010. Kent's Strapper offers 3D printing services and sells 3D printers.
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  • {{Languages|The incomplete RepRap Prusa Mendel beginner's guide}} '''The incomplete RepRap Prusa Mendel beginner's guide''' is an attempt to gather in one document all the information about
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  • ...eacup Configtool Belt Calculator.png | 300px | thumb | [[Teacup Firmware]]'s Configtool comes with a steps/mm calculator. Values from there are usable f ...tics, and once set they shouldn't need to be calibrated further. But there's no harm in making sure! '''If you've calculated this value correctly but yo
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  • |name = Ultimaker's v1.5.4 PCB ...sed on the Mantis-30 milling machine from Protospace and on various Mendel's that people have built.
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  • * File(s)
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  • This is an upgrade of: [[North90's hot-end]] * File(s)
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  • Cut a wood block to the precise dimensions of your glass nozzle's outside diameter and two holes to mount onto your extruder. The result shou
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  • {{Languages|Kent's strapper feedback}} In questa pagina sono raccolti tutti i feedback su Kent's Strapper:
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  • #REDIRECT [[Kent's strapper feedback/it]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Kent's Strapper]]
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  • {{Languages|Ultimaker's v1.5.6 PCB}} |name = Ultimaker's v1.5.6 PCB
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  • La razón para hacerlo, es que a veces es más práctico tener alguna información básica reunida en un solo lugar, que t ...COS_ (Konstantinos Tziampazis). Puedes descargar este documento (en inglés y seguramente desfasado) aquí: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=expl
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  • |+ ''Reviews'' for: [http://www.kentstrapper.blogspot.com Kent's Strapper] ([[FilamentReviewsNewCompanyTemplate|Template]]) ! Date !! Material(s) !!Shape/Delivered!!Thickness (mm)!!Measured thickness (mm)!!Quantity!!Deli
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  • |name = DeepBlue's Hot End
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  • Lock the collet onto the rod. With my jig, it's 53mm to get the taper nearly to the centre of the rod - experiment to get i ...ttle wrong realign the cutting disk (you're doing a number of faces, so it's probably worth it). Otherwise you could just gently lower the drill chuck t
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  • {{Languages|Ultimaker's v1.5.6 PCB}} |name = Ultimaker's v1.5.6 PCB
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  • [http://www.makerstoolworks.com Maker's Tool Works] is an American based 3D printer company. Founded by Maxbots and == Maker's Tool Works Sells ==
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  • {{Languages|Ultimaker's v1.5.7 PCB}} |name = Ultimaker's v1.5.7 PCB
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  • #redirect [[Adrian's Geared Extruder]]
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  • * Nombre: '''S-177''' * Extrusor: [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:65939 Greg's Wade extruder for Prusa Iteration 3 de Misan]
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  • * tested with ABS with up to 40mm/s for several hours, higher speeds not tested yet, parts came out nicely
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  • #REDIRECT [[Amar's plastic processing system]]
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  • "[[Planning and preparing for a build]]" says "Greg's Hinged Extruder" is a popular {{tag|Cold End}}. [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8252 Thingiverse 8252: Greg's Hinged Accessible Extruder]
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  • <center>[[Triffid Hunter's Calibration Guide|English]] • [[Triffid Hunter's Calibration Guide/es|Español]]</center> ...esto correctamente y tu objeto impreso tiene un tamaño equivocado por más de un milímetro o así, entonces tus poleas están dañadas o alguna otra
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  • #REDIRECT [[RUG/Pennsylvania/State College/Student Buyer's Guide]]
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  • {{Languages|Ultimaker's v1.5.7 PCB}} |Nombre = Ultimaker's v1.5.7 PCB
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  • |name = Robert's Heated Bed ...cision and (more important) more upright. Then you need to cut of the nail's heads and abgrade the cut. This is recommended, because you need to lift th
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  • {{Languages|Wade's Geared Extruder}} ...onceitos levantados a partir de estudos da extrusora de Nophead ([[Nophead's Extruder Tweaks]]).
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  • There are a lot of great uses after scanning through many people's prints. It is truly remarkable the amount of different things to print and Holidays mean one thing, and that's the holiday spirit that brings cool decorations. Below are some decorations
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  • {{languages|Wade's Geared Extruder}} ...струдера Adrian's Geared Nema 14 и иследований Nophead's Extruder Tweaks.
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  • {{Languages|Heatbeds - A beginner's guide}} ...ave a PCB heatbed based on [http://reprap.org/wiki/PCB_Heatbed Josef Prusa's design], however the principles should apply to most heatbed designs.
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  • #REDIRECT [[The incomplete RepRap Prusa Mendel beginner's guide]]
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  • ...is filament, there will be the need to push it - and that what Greg's Wade's Geared Extruder was designed to do."'' ...ustrate (to the best of my knowledge) how the original design for the Wade's geared extruder has evolved in the last few years. Nowadays (early 2015) th
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  • #REDIRECT [[The incomplete RepRap Prusa Mendel beginner's guide]]
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  • ...sé comme un portail vers d'autres liens comme Thinginverse, Richard Horne's blog, Slicer-Cura-Craftware etc, Marlin-Sprinter, Repetier etc... ...t (v2) [http://www.scribd.com/doc/171879190/The-Incomplete-Reprap-Beginner-s-Guide-V2 içi]
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  • ...sé comme un portail vers d'autres liens comme Thinginverse, Richard Horne's blog, Slicer-Cura-Craftware etc, Marlin-Sprinter, Repetier etc... ...t (v2) [http://www.scribd.com/doc/171879190/The-Incomplete-Reprap-Beginner-s-Guide-V2 içi]
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  • {{Languages|Heatbeds - A beginner's guide}} ...ave a PCB heatbed based on [http://reprap.org/wiki/PCB_Heatbed Josef Prusa's design], however the principles should apply to most heatbed designs.
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  • {{Languages|Heatbeds - A beginner's guide}} ...ave a PCB heatbed based on [http://reprap.org/wiki/PCB_Heatbed Josef Prusa's design], however the principles should apply to most heatbed designs.
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  • ...lupart des Pololus sont réglés sur x16. Les pilotes GEN3 2.3 sont réglés à 2 (un demi-pas). Certaines cartes ont un x32. ...z des courroies et des poulies, les pas par mm de XY peuvent être calculés avec précision en fonction des paramètres de moteur, courroies, et engren
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  • La razón para hacerlo, es que a veces es más práctico tener alguna información básica reunida en un solo lugar, que t ...COS_ (Konstantinos Tziampazis). Puedes descargar este documento (en inglés y seguramente desfasado) aquí: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=expl
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  • *Architect's 3 sided ruler ...the one shape?). The [http://www.gomboc.eu/site.php?inc=0&menuId=20 world's first operational gömböc] was made with additive 3D rapid prototyping tec
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  • * If you've never soldered before, here's a guide: [[Soldering_Tutorial]]
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  • ...ve a right to use the individual files under the terms decided by the file's poster. GPL, Creative Commons, and so on.
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  • ...soldering, take care not to heat for too long risking melting the Arduino's connector. | SIG (S)
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  • With each triangle identified by the indices of the vertices it's described by, it is very simple for the file loader to generate a list of u
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  • | Child's shoes || [[Childs Shoes]] || || X || X || X || X || - || -
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  • ...r than animation) was built in November 2006) - this 3D model in all of it's formats has been released under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gfdl GFDL
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  • ...acket for the Darwin design. It's the gnarliest bit in the assembly, so it's up here for test purposes.
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  • The AoI file contains all the parts to make a pair of child's sandals. You have to weld the parts together when you've made them - I jus As presented, the shoes would fit a child with feet 15 cm long. But it's easy to scale the design to change the size: just scale in X and Y; leave t
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  • ...tor drives the filament very slowly. It is well-nigh impossible to get one's fingers in the works, but if one manages to do so, the motor will just keep ...ouple board are identical to those for the thermistor board, which is what's shown in the diagram.
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  • ! Vendor !! Shipping location !! Material(s) !! 1.75&nbsp;mm !! 3&nbsp;mm !! Reviews & Additional notes. | [http://www.charlies3dtechnologies.com/webshop/catalog/filament Charlie's 3D Technologies] || BEL
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  • ..."none". If in doubt for the other settings, use the following (though it's not too important at this stage): 19200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, one stop
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  • ...links on building your own wind turbine. They're currently unsorted; what's needed is analysis, in particular, whether there are any designs that can b
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  • ...STL file format is good for printing out parts because it describes a part's surface geometry. Unfortunately, STL files are terrible for doing Compute ...s is to a text file. You can send them both to a printer just fine, but it's a big hassle to fix a typo." ... "the .scad files contain formulas that doc
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  • ...can also use [[Teacup Firmware]], which allows feedrates down to F1. That's a full minute for a single millimeter and should be fine for even the slowe ...he hobby category opt for a diode laser. While from 2014 and on, everybody's favorite diode seems to be the so called blue (445nm) M140 harvested from o
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  • ...ast Extruder]] : The plastic extruder that's the heart of the RepRap. (It's like a motorized glue gun.)
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  • ...to [http://www.aidg.org/component/option,com_jd-wp/Itemid,34/p,1136/ AIDG's impressive Pico-Hydro system,] but more efficient and cheaper to get via a
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  • ...trator and Blender 2.46, and rendered in green and gold glass with Blender's default renderer.
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  • ...Nouveaux Développements]] comportent plus d'informations sur la façon de s'impliquer dans ce projet. Utilisez les liens ci-dessous et sur la gauche po ...nt-weight:Bold;">Legacy RepRap 3D Printers. Ces projets ont été remplacés par d'autres, plus récent (Aucune aide ne peux vous êtes garantie).</cent
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  • |url = [http://hydraraptor.blogspot.com/2008/06/knobs.html nophead's blog post] ...s of nuts. See [http://hydraraptor.blogspot.com/2008/06/knobs.html nophead's blog post] for more information. In an e-mail sharing the aoi file he said
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  • ...aser-cut Rep(St)rap Darwin designs. Follow that link to go to the company's site. Vik Olliver has slightly modified Ian's design to print out on the [http://ponoko.com Ponoko] lasercutting service,
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  • ...rts your 3d model into G-Code instructions for Rapman.),[[Neil Gershenfeld's cam.py]] ) [[Slic3r]] * RepRap G-Code Controllers ( [[ReplicatorG]], [[Erik's dotG]] )
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  • *Drive screw can be smooth for most of it's length. It reportedly only needs about 7 complete threads to dig in, the re
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  • * [http://blog.reprap.org Core Blog] - The Core team's Blog ...gle.com/translate?hl=nl&sl=nl&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fblog.stygia.nl Michielh's Blog] - Building blog of Michielh (translation). Original language: Dutch.
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  • ...handle high temperatures (above 300 without any problems, I guess) and it's very rubbery. It can hold everything together very easily and it can be rem
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  • ...ht from the sensors.[[Image:Encoder mk2 front-small.png|frame|none|Nophead's encoder‎]]
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  • ...[[DarwinZD1901Opto]]. However, a few early pictures could be salvaged, let's keep them for historians:
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  • ...als will reduce the total weight of your RepRap darwin by a couple of kilo's. I don't think this will make much difference in terms of rigidity. If you
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  • ...et a flat near solid bottom. I wrapped the connector in masking tape as it's easy to mark the cut-line on and it gives a bit of grip while starting the
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  • ...k arduino sucks and the bootloader doesn't work anyway, imagine that. here's how you install just the firmware, with no bootloader: ...ice ID="0x0000" the chip is probably not connected correctly. make sure it's powered up :)
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  • [[Nophead's Extruder Tweaks]]
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  • = Nophead's Extruder = ...plementation [http://hydraraptor.blogspot.com/2007/08/rpm.html here]. Zach's magnetic version available from the [http://rrrf.org RRRF] [http://reprap.o
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  • I do the first layer of the raft: sparse zig-zag of 1mm filament at 4mm/s, height 0.7mm. ...yers of the raft, a close, but not solid, zigzag of 0.5mm filament at 16mm/s.
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  • Frank's frame is a McWire design built from 1" steel water pipe and fittings. The f ...ts less, is more workable, and you won't worry about marring it because it's cheaply replaceable.
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  • ...ntly the software most recommended for designing objects to be printed. It's not a CAD package but it is easy to use. The software allows you to create ...c OS X, Windows and Linux. If you want to try it out without installing it's available bundled in the [http://reprap.org/bin/view/Main/LiveCDPage Linux
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  • ...s turned with a considerable torque. It is well-nigh impossible to get one's fingers in the works, but if one manages to do so, the motor will just keep ...length of 12 mm, and a spring constant of 24 N/mm. They were Springmaster's compression spring D12100. But any spring of about that size will do. You w
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  • '''(It's done: the assembly instructions are complete now and a very first version o The FTIStrap's main "advantages" are
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  • That's all theory down there.
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  • It can be downloaded from the author's [[http://fabmetheus.crsndoo.com/ webpage]].
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  • ...://blog.reprap.org/ Main Blog]], the [[http://builders.reprap.org/ Builder's Blog]] or the [[http://forums.reprap.org/ Forums]] - we want to systematize ...ap.org/read.php?1,17299 forum thread here]] for discussion of this Builder's wiki, what should go on it, and how it should be organized.
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  • ...ere since there is a lot of information on the web. We understood that "It's already have been discussed" here : * because it's already available for PIC18, C51, AVR etc see http://www.canfestival.org/do
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  • Let's get to it!
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  • ...the tree. In other words: they should not be children of some other object(s). Otherwise the tree view gets screwed up because the same object appears i
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  • Skeinforge deals with properties of the FFF process (RepRap's 3D printing process) to increase precision. It has various useful options, ...since it is maintained in this tree. This is a useful mechanism, since it's easy to keep skeinforge up-to-date (simply 'svn up' in the top directory of
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  • Here's how to set it up: ...using a sanguino or arduino, your speeds for each axis, endstops, etc. It's important that these are set correctly (It defaults to a Sanguino)
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  • ...m a kit, or from scratch. But, before you go off building STL files, there's a bit of work to be done.
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  • IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG turn it off. Turn it off first, then work out what's wrong after. Repeat for the Y axis, and then *Carefully* for the Z-Axis. There's more to go wrong with the z-axis because it has a lot more mechanical advan
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  • * Move the x-axis to 10mm, and then again in 10mm steps until it's about half-way across.
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  • '''Knurling the motor's shaft''' ...the magnets inside to become demagnetized, permanently reducing the motor's torque. This procedure may damage your motors!
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  • This, like send.py, was cribbed from Brenden Erwin's code for using EMC. It's been modified somewhat for more general use. Of these, you should not directly use read(). It's used internally by write and reset to verify that the operation was complet
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  • the height of the cylinder extends in the y-direction (that's how AoI represents cylinders).
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  • It's the extremely budget-conscious version, for those with lots of time, and le Essentially, it's a case of:
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  • This tutorial uses Ladyada's USBTiny to burn the bootloader via ISP (in-system programming) to an Atmega # Connect the six pin cable of the USBTiny to your RepRap board's ISP header. Orientation is critical (red wire corresponds to pin 1)!
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  • ...a/java3d/javadoc/1.3.2/javax/media/j3d/BranchGroup.html Java3D BranchGroup]s. These are lists of triangles in space, stored as the (X, Y, Z) coordinate
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  • ...] but handles higher temperatures better for applications such as extruder's and X-carriages setups without a fan.
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  • ...ilinear ones of the tool slideway and the optical straight of a theodolite's line-of-sight. For Modernist design the function that form follows is not ...e ideas) are startling and original, then they are irritating clich&eacute;s, then they are unnoticed parts of the language. Modernism became a clich&e
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  • ...entire mobile phone casing (or whatever you actually need) first off. It's important to learn without the added pressure of having to solve a specific ...thousands of dollars) will fall over at this problem sooner or later. It's quite fun if you're in the know and are at a big trade show with lots of su
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  • Actually it didn't seem to make any difference in AoI's execution speed.
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  • ...ide of the arc than the outside. This page describes the calculation that's needed to compensate for that. The &pi;s cancel, giving (after re-arrangement) the quadratic in r:
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  • [[AoI]] is a graphics-oriented 3D modeler that's written entirely in Java. can be used to output STL files. or add [[Skeinfo that it later renders into STL, STEP, and [[AMF file]]s.
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  • ...many features, the primary function is to convert [[Skeinforge|skeinforge's]] GCode to GCode that the [[5D Firmware]] understands. It adds the E-codes ...is that this vibration causes the XY-carriage to settle closer to where it's supposed to be, instead of lagging a bit behind when it was supposed to mov
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  • ...guide please take a look at [[Triffid_Hunter%27s_Calibration_Guide|Triffid's Guide]].</b> ...roy a [[stepper motor driver]] (e.g. [[Pololu stepper driver board|Pololu]]s)''' and potentially the motors!
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  • Sometimes it's a good idea to use references.<ref>This is the reference.</ref>
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  • ...and nuts on before you thread them all the way through the other part. It's a M8 washer and nut on either side of the plastic parts at this stage. ...e vibrations from the machine when it's working to the surface on which it's standing, hence reducing noise. The simplest way to make such feet is with
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  • ...ring iron. Clean the tip using a dampened card egg-box (my resourceful Dad's method) or a wetted sponge (commercial method). The tip should be shiny. ...d advice on soldering for beginners, see page 7 of [http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0038/9582/files/RBBB_Instructions_06.pdf this PDF file].
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  • ...d "GND" close to the board. They will still contact the top of the Arduino's USB socket but this is also connected to GND anyway.
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  • * Use Zach Smith's [[http://replicat.org ReplicatorG]]...
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  • Now you’ve got your robot looking all Cartesian, it’s time to install the electronics and get it wired (you need to have [[Darwin ...s mounted on the carriage, not on the extruder itself. On the carriage it's not in the way of extruder adjustments and re-fills.
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  • ...the North-South isolation gaps (and gaps running at a small incline from N-S), and then ...ame to be as rigid: when cutting a N-S slot, the wheel pulls the head N or S, so very narrow slots with very narrow traces between them can be placed ve
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  • ...or the Z axis and 6 diagonals. This is sufficient to build a Darwin but it's possible to have 10 diagonals, in which case, you'll require 4 more.
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  • ...d are corpses, and in the last hundred years the body count from this idea's application was even worse than that from Nazism. So the Marxist prescript So Marx's marks were 33% - not very good. But keep his correct diagnosis in mind, an
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  • In addition, there's a [http://reprap.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/reprap/trunk/reprap/mechanics/b
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  • ...d too hard as I melted the solder and so removed the pad underneath. That's why there is the short white wire connected to the top of R6 is in the pict Finally, here's the code to drive it. Thanks to [[http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB
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  • ...ontroller boards. The Motherboard does not need to be connected to Mendel's internal power connectors. It is powered by the USB connection from the co
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  • ...d can be relied upon if you prefer not to follow instructions. However, it's recommended that you do assembly in the order of the list below.
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  • ...stacked one above the other on the left at the back of the machine. There's a close-up view on the right. The two connectors are mounted on the panel ...ether.''' You can use this cable loose for testing and set-up; indeed, it's much easier to test and set up the machine with this cable unattached.
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  • The picture below identifies Mendel's axes: ...bly it's important to understand the key mechanical concepts behind Mendel's axes.
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  • [[Image:total-build-in-440x440-envelope.PNG|thumb|Mendel's reprapped parts]] ...ing to Mendel from RepRap Version I "Darwin". Darwin can print all Mendel's parts. So can all the commercial RepRap-derived machines available from th
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  • ...ot-m4/imported-custom-parts/thick-sheet-templates zip file] contains dxf’s for all individual sheet components, including a dxf of them all grouped to [http://hydraraptor.blogspot.com/2010/03/making-mendel.html Nophead's simplified squashed frog] is a better design if you plan on cutting out by
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  • = Deprecated: Use the latest [[Wade's Geared Extruder]] instead (if possible). = ...s the standard extruder for RepRap Mendel. There are alternatives [[Wade's Geared Extruder]], [[Geared Nema17 Extruder Driver]] and [[Geared Nema17 Ex
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  • Before this assembly it's important to understand the key mechanical concepts of how the axes work. I ...riage. It should be loose or just tight, and it should run freely. If it's tight (even though you have not yet tightened the adjusting bolts), then ta
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  • ...is either damaged internally or has a manufacturing defect; either way it's unsuitable for use in Mendel.
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  • Before this assembly it's important to understand the key mechanical concepts of how the axes work. I
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  • ...Geared Extruder]] or "59/11" for [[Geared Nema17 Extruder Driver | Adrian's Geared Extruder]]) Personal thanks to for enabling formulas to be put into wiki's
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  • ...the part can still be traced manually with the part number on the supplier's site. ...ded copy. This is important to ensure that you don't save over anyone else's changes!'''
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  • ...oftware Arduino software], then download the Sanguino extensions from Zach's [http://code.google.com/p/sanguino/downloads/list Sanguino site]. Copy the Sanguino folder that's in the downloaded zip file into your arduino-00XX/Hardware folder so that y
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  • ...t used by many people (maybe just 3 users??, with his own forks) and so it's not very well tested and documented. If you want to be able to print with t ...for the missing hardware interface we needed. A special firmware and EMC2's userspace driver script has to be built for that.
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  • See the README file at that location for an up-to-date list of what's available.
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  • ...h either 1) a projected grid from a video projector or 2) a projected line(s) from low power laser light source (generally, a laser-pointer or similar). ...ate the "corner". They've spent a lot of time on their website, and there's good feedback and advice from users and the vendors through good forums, an
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  • ...-mendel-his-maximum-speed-725mms Velocità massima degli Assi X e Y: 725mm/s].|| 0.92 pollici<sup>3</sup> per ora (test effettuato con [[PLA]], simile p
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  • ...er the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregor_Mendel father of genetics]. It's the second, improved version of RepRap: small enough to fit on your desk, b ...your thing]. We give this, and the designs for the machine away, free - it's all [[open source]] (''[[GPL]] 2''). Though you do have to buy in some stan
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  • ...d can be relied upon if you prefer not to follow instructions. However, it's recommended that you do assembly in the order of the list below.
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  • ..., clamping it so that the jaws just cover the letters A B C D on the board's silkscreen. Then desolder each pin separately and pull it out with long-no ...ng to put a corresponding connector on them. Do tin the ends of the motor's wires first, though.
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  • Also, all electronics sets fit to all RepRap models. Even the Prusa with it's five stepper motors requires only four stepper motor drivers. So the choice is tough and mostly depends on your personal preferences. Here's an overview:
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  • and grid sheet, and 3D printed gears, etc., but that's sort of beyond '''Does it drill holes in the beams of it's daughter machines?''' You
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  • ...at software that is useful for RepRap, but not required to run it. There's a list here: For rxtx it's almost the same:
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  • ...reate a directory called reprap-nnnnnn-yyyymmdd. This page tells you what's in that directory. ...ere because Windows likes to have file extensions to hold its hand when it's deciding what to do with things. These three files are pretty self-explana
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  • Inset: There's a slight relation to something which might be a 'koa chain' of gifts, as pe It's really Anna's decision what happens to the machine she loaned to the commons. Carol, or
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  • ...working example, printed out with a RepRap. This will engage the designer's somatic sense, their professional instincts will kick in, and he or she wil ...people read their blog. Plus, since it's a blog, they need content, so it's all good.)
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