LePaul

Yes, my suit. Bought from a company that makes replicas but it was a mess when it arrived. I had to completely take everything apart, find suitable adhesive and then upgrade the cowl and cape to movie spec (managed to find some people who knew the production team & process). Took a year to complete. Voice...yes, I can imitate the punched-in-the-throat voice

Thanks guys! We raised a good amount of money for charity (Children's Miracle Network) on our Friday and Saturday night appearances. It's a very heavy suit to wear, plus a ton of waterproof mascara around the eyes to match the movie look (Wonder Woman had her makeup off way before me at the end of the day!) The professional photographer took some great pictures. I still need an Ultimaker Extended to print the grapple gun out One of my favorites...

Well I am having to log in everytime on my laptop...remember me not working either.

I'm prompted to log in everytime now. Login page has all the info....just have to manually push log in. Checking off the "Remember Me" now to see if that changes what used to always work

Yup, what they said....and you won't go wrong with ColorFabb PLA/PHA. I've gone through a few spools and it's really excellent stuff (Dutch Orange is a favorite)

20 hours of assembly for one of those beasts, as I read on MatterHackers. I'll be curious of your feedback on it. The local science museum has one and my UMO does better quality prints than it...could be how they built and tuned it tho.

Since I painted my UMO 'custard orange', that filament just seems like a perfect match for it to use. As @yellowshark mentioned, it seems to be a very consistent filament for good results. And on the heated bed, that shiny bottom layer looks great. Olive green? Interesting.

I'm a big fan of the Dutch Orange, used two spools of it on my UMO

I've had a UMO for almost 3 years. The kit is a fun build, I won't say the easiest thing I have built...but if you pace yourself and enjoy it...you will. I haven't put aside enough money to purchase an Ultimaker 2+ yet (something always comes up!)...but I can tell you that there isn't much you can't do on the UMO that the Ultimaker 2 can. You'll learn a lot (I have) and there's a lot of active users out here than can give good advice and support along the way. I wouldn't tackle the complicated things you hope to do right off. Start with putting it together, getting it tuned and calibrated, then learn how to get good, quality prints. As you gain experience, you'll feel more confident about tweaking and trying new materials, etc. p.s. I bought the dual head/extruder option when I bought my kit. I really didn't see many using that feature with great success...so it has been a nice source of spare parts over the years

Well I drive a Honda so I don't have to be in those fights I noticed they are not for sale on the USA Apple site, unless I missed it?

Somehow I knew this would turn into Windows versus Mac argument I hear similar arguments around the office around Chevy versus Ford.

Oh wow, I think your printer came down it the same sinus infection i had What were your print settings? How was were you going? I live near Stephen King...I should show this to his staff

Another vote for ColorFabb....having good, consistent results

Nice, thanks for that...I'll let him know

I have a co-worker wanting to spend a little money and try 3D printing and asked about this model. If you don't mind sharing your experience with him here, he'd appreciate it.

Can you feel the air flow from the fan? Is it strong? Are the blades dusty? What if you slow down to 40 mm/sec and 200?

As mentioned...yes!

Running 15.04.2, Windows 10 64-bit I had a part that has more pieces than could fit on the build plate. Did the first bunch of these pieces, all identical, with no issues. Essentially 6 "L" shaped pieces Had to wait a few hours to delete those pieces off the screen, then drag the remaining pieces onto the Cura buildplate. (Ultimaker Original w/ Heated Bed) Made sure the first few layers went well then walked away. When completed, these pieces were all sloped. Not perfectly straight, vertical pieces. No issues I can see with the printer, belts are fine. Never had this happen before. Here's how they came out.

This a suggestion for the UMO's with heated bed plate?

Tons of 'ghost notifications' today, FYI

No speed issues here.... you must be on the black list for starting your own forum Sadly that would not surprise me or many others. But let's not digress or I'll get hate mail

I've had difficulties too, very slow loading this week just going from one topic to another

What's that blob inside?

Impressive Imagine support material for THOSE prints!

40mm? See I need 50mm for the non + UMO