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  • Comparison of Electronics
    ...more. Extension system || 1, 2, 4 or more || 2, 4 or more || 6, 7 or more || 4, with possibility of more ||Yes || [http://smoothieware.org/wi !scope="row"| [[Generation 7 Electronics]]
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  • Microcontroller Firmware Hints
    ...edit the arduino-0012/hardware/cores/arduino/wiring.h and comment out the 7 defines listed here ( or surround them in a #ifdef like below, which is equ #define H1D 7
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  • Lego RepStrap
    [[Image:Legorap1c07.jpg|500px|Step 7]] I am using generation one (PIC) electronics and some small stepper motors that have been modified
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  • Art of illusion
    === 7. Hint: Creating rotational symmetries is easy if you know how === ...the object you want to make. AoI contains several tools to help with the generation of such files, and you need to apply them in the sequence given for triangu
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  • Useful Software Packages
    ...e RepRap community, primarily because of its very short learning curve. V2.7 experiences problems with booleans, and 2.6 is currently recommended - part ...ad, and port 6667. The third Saturday of every month. 12:00 - 13:00, (GMT-7)
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  • Microcontroller firmware installation
    ...''not'' Windows 64-bit. If you do manage to get this to work with Windows 7 64-bit, please let us know how you did it, by adding instructions to this W See also the [http://www.reprap.org/bin/view/Main/Generation3Firmware Generation 3 Firmware] page.
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  • Circuit board construction
    |[[Generation 6 Electronics]] |[[Generation 7 Electronics]]
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  • Metal deposition print head
    ...or our purposes is precision control of the energy into the melt pool and 7 times the efficiency of the energy entering the metal compared with the las ...uch a geometric distortion (with respect to prototypes made by the current generation of rapid prototyping systems which utilize a thermally solidifiable materia
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  • Arduino Mega Pololu Shield
    .... If you want to etch your own PCB either get version 1.25 or [[Generation 7 Electronics]]. Version 1.25 and earlier are "1.5 layer" designed boards (i. #Servo1 connector moved to pin 11 to free 7 for ADK
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  • Admin
    ...ruijn1#about Full bio...] See also [http://blog.erikdebruijn.nl/categories/7-RepRap Erik's RepRap blog].}}. He's co-founder and co-designer of the Ultim ...rofession, a perfectionist and the developer of projects like [[Generation 7 Electronics]], [[Teacup Firmware]] and [[Visolate 3]]. For RepRap, he belie
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  • BEEF
    ...more capable ones should not immediately run out of steam on the very next generation system we are working on, namely the ability to print at least three differ 26 Extruder 7 driver subsystem <br>
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  • G-code
    ...ser sacrifices some flexibility when using them. Another option for G-code generation is to use a lower level library like [[mecode]]. Libraries like mecode give ...o}} | marlin={{yes}} | prusa={{yes|G81}}<sup>1</sup> | repetier={{yes|0.91.7}} | druid={{no}} | smoothie={{no}}: see G32 | reprapfirmware={{yes|1.17+}}
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  • Vaporware Electronics
    |name = Makerbot Generation 5 Electronics |description = Makerbot Generation 5 Electronics
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  • Step rates/de
    * [[Teacup Firmware]] auf ATmega 20&nbsp;MHz (z.B. [[Generation 7 Electronics | Gen7]]): 53&nbsp;kHz. * Marlin4Due auf RADDS: min. 107.7 kHz (Stand 26.April 2015), Quadstepping 293kHz. (Aktuell sollte dieser höh
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  • Pololu Electronics
    === [[Generation_7_Electronics | Generation 7 Electronics]] === [[Generation_7_Electronics | Generation 7 Electronics]] is also heavily based on the knowledge accumulated here. It's
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  • MultiRep
    Generation One is already here, there are FDM machines and CNC Mills that create by ad ...signing my latest creation, the MultiRep Mark 8. What happen to versions 1-7 you ask? Well, most of them were "learning" experiences. I actually got fai
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  • DC Motor Driver 1 0
    Modified 7 Apr. 2007 by Tom Igoe [[Category:Generation 3 electronics]]
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  • DC Motor Driver 1 1
    Modified 7 Apr. 2007 by Tom Igoe [[Category:Generation 3 electronics]]
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  • Extruder Controller 2 1
    '''I am a part of the [[Generation3Electronics|Generation 3 Electronics]] System''' | 7 || GND
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  • Extruder Controller 2.2
    | 7 || GND This is one of the major new features of the Generation 3 electronics. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EIA-485 RS485] is a robust se
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  • Generation 2 firmware
    = RepRap 2nd Generation Firmware = G1 X23.9 Y39.7 Z0.2526 E67.2 F3000.0 ;print segment</tt>
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  • Magnetic Rotary Encoder v1.0
    ...ration2Electronics|Generation 2 Electronics]] and [[Generation3Electronics|Generation 3 Electronics]] Systems.''' | 7 || B || The AS5040 outputs quadrature signals. This pin is the Quadrature
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  • Modules
    * 5-7 Reserved for 6 DoF platforms (Stewart platform etc.) == Next Generation Protocol Ideas ==
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  • Motherboard 1 1
    '''I am a part of the [[Generation3Electronics|Generation 3 Electronics]] System''' This board is the brains behind the Generation 3 Electronics. The heart is a Sanguino which is an Arduino-compatible boar
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  • Motherboard 1.2
    This board is the brains behind the Generation 3 Electronics. The heart is a Sanguino which is an Arduino-compatible boar | 7 || Max || This is the signal from the 'max' sensor. The definitions of hig
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  • OptoEndstop 2.1
    | 7 and 8 || Brown and Brown/White || Ground [[Category:Generation 3 electronics]]
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  • PC Power Supply
    ..., all unless there is a minimum load on the +5&nbsp;V rail. Connecting a 4.7&nbsp;ohms 10&nbsp;W resistor, an old CD drive or a 12&nbsp;V light bulb (in * [[Generation 7 Electronics]]
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  • Power Distribution and Communications Board v1.3
    * Pin 15 to 14: -7 to -15V. A mismatch suggests a short on the board or a miss-wiring of the * Pin 15 to 14: -7 to -15V. A mismatch suggests a short on the board or a miss-wiring of the
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  • RepRapServo 1 0
    ...ng RepRap designs whilst avoiding precluding the controllers use with next generation designs. * The Art of Electronics (Horowitz and Hill, Cambridge, ISBN 0521-37095-7)
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  • SNAPComms
    | '''7* || *6''' || '''5* || *4''' || '''3* || *2''' || '''1* || *0''' | '''7* || *6''' || '''5* || *4''' || '''3* || *2''' || '''1* || *0'''
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  • Stepper motor controller SNAP protocol
    ...Protocol stepper motor controller used in the Generation 1 Electronics and Generation 2 Electronics. For more recent [[G-code]] protocol stepper motor controller === [7] Enable asynchronous notifications ===
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  • Stepper Motor Driver 1.2
    | 7 || Max || This is the signal from the 'max' sensor. The definitions of hig | 7 and 8 || Brown and Brown/White || Ground
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  • Stepper Motor Driver 2.2
    | 7 || Max || This is the signal from the 'max' sensor. The definitions of hig | 7 and 8 || Brown and Brown/White || Ground
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  • Stepper Motor Driver 2.3
    | 7 || Max || This is the signal from the 'max' sensor. The definitions of hig | 7 and 8 || Brown and Brown/White || Ground
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  • Stripboard JDM PIC Programmer
    # RTS to pin 7 [[Category:Generation 1 electronics]]
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  • Thermistor
    * #7 in most firmware tables [[Gen7 Research#Selecting the Thermistor Voltage Divider | Generation 7 Electronics Research]] shows how thermistors behave and how the surrounding
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  • Universal Controller Board v1.2
    | 7 || - || Thermistor [i] | 7 || - || -
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  • Alternative Electronics
    | [[Image:Gen7 Board-ARM 2.0.jpeg|100px]] || [[Generation 7 Electronics]] || [[User:Traumflug|Traumflug]] || CC BY-NC-SA || LPC1114 (32 ...tronics]] -- complete solution, quality and fast electronics, a really new generation of electronics for RepRap 3D printers and others like RapMan. Professional
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  • Generation 7 Electronics
    {{Languages|Generation 7 Electronics}} |name = Generation 7 Electronics
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  • Mendel/de
    | Gewicht ||7,0 kg||15,5 lbs ...[[HDPE]]: 11&euro;/kg, [[ABS]]: 17&euro;/kg|| [[PLA]]: $14/lb, [[HDPE]]: $7/lb, [[ABS]]: $10/lb
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  • Mendel Einkaufsführer
    * [[Generation 7 Electronics]] direkt vom Entwickler [mailto:[email protected] Traumflug] ...t] - Anbieter von fertigen und Bauteil-Kits / Platinenkits für die dritte Generation der RepRap-Elektronik und Extruderteilen. (New York/USA)
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  • DIY PCBs double sided toner transfer
    ''''' 7. Clean the toner, cover in solder (tinning), apply component legend, drill: 7.1) with etching done, '''remove the toner''' with acetone (typical nails pa
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  • Actuator Fabrication
    ...r-a-next-generation-Tommelise.html Building a printable stepper for a next generation Tommelise] ...mer that had a strain of up to 7 percent. They did this by spin coating 37.7 micrometer thick layers of urethane acrylate oligomer and layers of conduct
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  • Generation 6 Electronics
    |name = Generation 6 Electronics |description = Generation 6 Electronics
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  • Optischer Grenztaster 2.1
    | 7 und 8 || Braun und Braun/Weiß || Ground (= GND = Masse) [[Category:Generation 3 electronics/de]]
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  • PC-Netzteil
    * [[Generation 7 Electronics]] * [[Generation 3 Electronics]]
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  • Mendel Introduction Redraft
    | Weight ||7.0 kg||15.5 pounds ...o;22/kg, HDPE: &euro;11/kg, [[ABS]]: &euro;17/kg|| [[PLA]]: $14/lb, HDPE: $7/lb, [[ABS]]: $10/lb
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  • Electronics Naming Conventions
    --[[User:Sebastien Bailard|Sebastien Bailard]] 06:58, 7 September 2010 (UTC) ...Rap's are named. As this is written (09-06-2010) the current standard is "Generation n" where n is an positive integer that is incremented by one for each relea
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  • PCB Milling
    ...have already milled out functional PCBs on the [[WolfStrap]]. [[Generation 7 Electronics]] boards are made this way regularly. To give an idea about ach ...eiz/Website/Blog/Entries/2011/10/6_Compiling_the_gEDA_Tools_on_Mac_OS_X_10.7.1.html installing gEDA on Mac&nbsp;OS&nbsp;X].
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  • Teacup Firmware
    ...rd | Teensy2]], Teensy3, [[Generation 6 Electronics]], [[Sanguinololu]], [[Generation 3 Electronics]], [[NanoHeart]] and for all other RepRap controllers it shou * Python 2.7.x or later, but not Python 3.x.
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  • 32 Generation X 1 Electronics
    |name = 32 Generation X1 Electronics |description = 32 Generation X1 Electronics
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  • Monotronics
    |reprap = Generation 3 Electronics The RepRap Monolithic Electronics set (or Monotronics) is based upon the Generation 3 electronics. It uses the same underlying Sanguino (ATmega644P) processor
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  • Doubling time
    The term '''generation time''' is often used interchangeably with ''doubling time''. ..., calibrated, loaded with raw materials, and started printing out the next generation.
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  • MetalicaRap:Physics Principles
    .../math> or 115 kW/<math>cm^2</math>. 5-15µ deep beam energy beam spot dia. 7µ. Treat as cylinder. 15µ*7µ*7µ x<math>10^{-12} cm^3</math> or 600µ<math>^3</math>. 600 x<math>10^{-12}
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  • Harvester
    ...of Photogrammetry”] and [http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=7&sqi=2&ved=0CEAQFjAG&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.download-it.org%2Ffree_files%2F64f ...and orientation needed for nearest accuracy of image capture and 3D object generation. The main aim here will be to have a system whereby camera positioning will
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  • Материнская плата RepRap
    | 7 || Max || This is the signal from the 'max' sensor. The definitions of hig
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  • RepRap Prusa ITA
    *Generation 6: *Generation 3
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  • Mendel/kr
    | Weight ||7.0 kg||15.5 pounds ...o;22/kg, HDPE: &euro;11/kg, [[ABS]]: &euro;17/kg|| [[PLA]]: $14/lb, HDPE: $7/lb, [[ABS]]: $10/lb
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  • LaserCutMendel
    ...gned to mount on the side of the Mendel. You can mount either the TechZone Generation 3 electronics to it, or the TechZone Monotronics to it. 6b) [[Official_Electronics_Installation_page|Generation 3 Electronics]]
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  • Orca v020
    Orca Electronics aka: GEN6 Ultra / GEN6++ / Camiel's 2nd Generation Electronics / Mendel-Parts electronics v2 / naming still unsure etc === Step 7: Electronics assembly ===
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  • RepRap Family Tree
    *[http://tjiko.com/?q=blogs&page=7 Tjiko] (22may/XZ-Y/working-commercial) *[http://www.appropedia.org/MOST_RepRap_build MOST RepRap v.2] (6/7/13 Mendel-Prusa-variant)
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  • RUG/Pennsylvania/State College/Electronics
    ==Generation 3 Electronics== ...guinololu]], [[/Gen3|Generation 3]], [[Generation_7_Electronics|Generation 7]] and [[Ramps|RAMPS]] Electronics
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  • QandA FAQ
    * [[Generation 7 Electronics]], ideal for DIYers
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  • Gen3 DIY PCB Toner Transfer
    |reprap = Generation 3 Electronics ...f from the bottom up, like many RepRappers do, have a look at [[Generation 7 Electronics]]. Gen7 is explicitely designed to be DIYable and easily on par
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  • Gen7 Board 1.2
    |name = Generation 7 Electronics Board |description = Generation 7 Electronics
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  • Gen7 Board 1.1
    [[Category:Generation 7 electronics]]
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  • Gen7 Endstop 1.3.1
    |categories = {{tag|Generation 7 electronics}}, {{tag | Electronics}} ...optical endstop compatible with [[RAMPS]], [[Sanguinololu]], [[Generation 7 Electronics]] and any other controller running on 5&nbsp;V or 3.3&nbsp;V. S
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  • Gen7 Endstop 1.0
    [[Category:Generation 7 electronics]]
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  • DevelopmentIndexAnalysis
    <tr><td>'''[[32 Generation X 1 Electronics]]'''</td><td>[[#Concept|Concept]]</td><td>''[[#LessThan1Yea <tr><td>'''[[Generation 4 Electronics]] (Stub)'''</td><td>[[#Concept|Concept]]</td><td>''[[#LessTha
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  • Gen7 Board 1.0
    |name = Generation 7 Electronics Board |description = Generation 7 Electronics
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  • Gen7 Board 1.3.1
    |name = Generation 7 Electronics Board |description = Generation 7 Electronics
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  • Gen7 Endstop 1.1
    |description = Part of Generation 7 Electronics [[Category:Generation 7 electronics]]
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  • KlickiBunti
    |[[Generation 6 Electronics]] |[[Generation 7 Electronics]]
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  • Prusa Mendel/nl
    ...], [[Generation 6 Electronics|Gen6]], [[Generation 7 Electronics|Gen7]], [[Generation 3 Electronics|Gen3]], of alles wat compatible is. Eindstops zijn of optisch
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  • OptoEndstop 2.1/nl
    | 7 and 8 || Brown and Brown/White || Ground [[Category:Generation 3 electronics/nl]]
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  • List of Firmware
    * [[Generation 7 Electronics]] ...a Auto Calibration Algorithm of Minor Squares based on DC42 RepRapFirmware 7 points
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  • Gen7 Endstop 1.2
    [[Category:Generation 7 electronics]]
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  • List of Abandoned and Deprecated Firmware
    ...patible with commonly used boards such as [[Generation_7_Electronics | Gen 7]] and [[RAMPS]] * [[Generation 3]]
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  • Concept multimaterial laser printer
    ...important stuff with less manual intervention, though certainly the first generation machines at least are likely to be a lot slower per dollar of equipment. ...wrong with the above does not mesh with the laser welding jwri doc figure 7 especially.
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  • Gen7 Board 1.3
    [[Category:Generation 7 electronics]]
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  • Prusa Mendel/es
    ...], [[Generation 6 Electronics|Gen6]], [[Generation 7 Electronics|Gen7]], [[Generation 3 Electronics|Gen3]], or any [[Alternative Electronics | other Mendel compa
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  • Gen7 Stories
    See how others built their Generation 7 Electronics board and where they used it. Gen7 is pretty universal, you can One of the main development goals of Generation 7 Electronics is to make RepRap electronics replicatable, just like mechanics
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  • RUG/Pennsylvania/State College/RepRap Media Timeline
    '''October 2'''; A second generation design, known as "Mendel", prints its first part [[http://en.wikipedia.org/ ...se 3D printing for dental restoration making the turnaround time drop from 7 days to 2 days. [http://news.thomasnet.com/companystory/Albensi-Labs-Turnar
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  • RUG/Pennsylvania/State College/RepSnapper
    ...epSnapper beta ourselves, in hopes of being able to tweak/revert the gcode generation and fix other minor issues. 7. $ make install
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  • Prusa Mendel/pl
    ...], [[Generation 6 Electronics|Gen6]], [[Generation 7 Electronics|Gen7]], [[Generation 3 Electronics|Gen3]], lub każda [[Alternative Electronics | inna alternaty
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  • SevenRap
    Another experience is with [[Generation 7 Electronics]], which is designed to be as replicatable as possible and has
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  • The incomplete RepRap Prusa Mendel beginner's guide
    *Note that some RepRap controllers like [[Generation 7 Electronics]] require no power supply preparations at all, you simply plug * A single sided solution for do-it-yourselfers and modders: [[Generation 7 Electronics]]
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  • Galileo/it
    7. Si prenda un dado M8 per serrare il pezzo plastico sulla barra stessa come [[File:Gal7.jpg|450px|thumb|center|passo 7]]
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  • Gen7 Board 1.3.1/fr
    |name = Generation 7 Electronics Board |description = Generation 7 Electronics
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  • Generation 7 Electronics/fr
    {{Languages|Generation 7 Electronics}} |name = Generation 7 Electronics
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  • Gen7 Endstop 1.3.1/fr
    |description = Part of Generation 7 Electronics [[Category:Generation 7 electronics/fr]]
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  • RUG/Pennsylvania/State College/Electronics/Comparison
    ** 7-30v ==[[Generation_3_Electronics|Generation 3 Electronics]] ==
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  • Prusa Mendel/fr
    ...], [[Generation 6 Electronics|Gen6]], [[Generation 7 Electronics|Gen7]], [[Generation 3 Electronics|Gen3]], ou d'autres [[Alternative Electronics | other Mendel
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  • Yarf
    ...rocessor Atmega-based boards such as [[Generation_7_Electronics|Generation 7]] or [[Arduino_Mega_Pololu_Shield|RAMPS]].
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  • Gen 7
    #REDIRECT [[Generation 7 Electronics]]
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  • Stepper motor driver
    The first generation of RepRap stepper motor drivers. (Note: These boards were used in the [[Generation 2 Electronics|generation 2 collection of electronics]].) Uses the L297/L298 stepper motor driver co
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  • Prusa Mendel/hu
    ...], [[Generation 6 Electronics|Gen6]], [[Generation 7 Electronics|Gen7]], [[Generation 3 Electronics|Gen3]], or any [[Alternative Electronics | other Mendel compa
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  • List of electronics
    == [[Generation 7 Electronics]] == {{electronics|name=Generation 7 Electronics
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  • Che cos'è RepRap Prusa Mendel
    *Generation 6: *Generation 3
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  • SeeMeCNC-H1 Build Notes
    1/4", 3/8", and 7/16" wrenches or adjustable wrench. It is nice if the 1/4" wrench has a clo ...to the large number of Cap Head screws for the 90 degree bar clamps. the 7/64" is used for the extruder tensioning screws, and is a bit of a nonstanda
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