LePaul

Okay is that labeled D1 on the PCB? I had no red lights last night but will check again And photograph the leads into the bed itself

I created a new thread for this in the Hardware Troubleshooting section of the forum

No red lights noticed...where, on the PCB, are they located? I can check for that

Hi, I did it exactly as the manual showed. I'm at work so I can't photograph the plate at the moment But correct...I created a print that uses the new profile (heat plate is checked off) and sets the bed to 70C. When the print starts, it says heating the bed but stays at 17/70

First, I am envious you have a new printer! Congratulations! Second, it's nice to hear some feedback on this new and improved printer. I am glad you posted the default-settings robot and your better print. Just shows how nicely these printers print when dialed in right!

I did enjoy that "Print the Legend" documentary that had him and others in it. He completely turned me off from ever purchasing anything related to him

I meant to add...I did submit a support ticket to the USA support desk.

@SanderVg any ideas? I wonder if there are any areas I should check with the multi-meter? PCB has power (green LED lit) Here's some pictures... No issues going on here...everything is connected fine....but if you spot something I didn't...tell me! Heated Bed PCB...we have power (Green LED lit) the large heater wires (grey) are in fine. The connector below has me a little concerned how it droops a bit...but the connection is secure. I can print...and as I quickly discovered, a print quickly falls apart fast on cold glass But wow, that Z stepper movement is MUCH quicker than the original one! I am really struggling to remember which way to turn those knobs to move the bed up and down!

I'm have the very same issue...PCB has the green indicator light...but no temp

Well a few snags in the upgrade kit....doing my first test print using the Ultimaker robot model using the latest Cura (15.04.4). Bed temp set to default (70) and upon loading the file into the printer, the bed temp sits at 17/70, then briefly 18/70, then back to 17. Everything was followed to the letter of the directions....not sure where to start looking...will double check things are still plugged where they were supposed to. Firmware was upgraded, etc.

They should show the price differences, too. And someone pointed out their Makerbot acquisition...I still find that hilarious today. The Open Source 'pioneer' sold out to closed source. Biggest. Dolt. Ever.

I'd like some close ups and details on the feeder and how it is adjusted, please And a small french fry to go!

Props are fun, printed the SW7 blaster over a course of weeks on my UMO. I kept quoting Han Solo during those long prints..."Hear me baby, hold together"

Well if you see my part results, I had some oddities too

So fans off, on, steam....how complicated is this stuff!

Keyboard stand?

Oh bugger, @labern is the one ruining our fun

I've been so wrapped up in all the neat things the Ultimaker 2 can do, I completely overlooked that. I really need to install my hot build plate upgrade kit some free weekend

Everyplace I looked showed out on the Extended....with them expecting to ship at the end of the month My bad....it looks like a slight wait for an Extended. The U2+ is available tho.

3D Universe has them http://shop3duniverse.com/collections/3d-printers/products/ultimaker-2-plus

Yes! Let's see some tweaks for the UMO please!

Hi, I am in the eastern USA too. (Maine here) Adafruit sells these (based in NYC) You really won't need much for accessories. Printer and filament!

I know this is a reach....but I am trying to do as much as I can with my UMO. Is there a way to incorporate the advances of the Olsson Block adds to the UMO?

With the announcement of the Ultimaker 2+ and the improved feeder, I wonder if that will make a big difference ? Are there different nozzles that one should use for the Carbon Fiber material for best results? There's been a lot of experimentation in this thread and I am impressed!

Well the search leaves a lot to be desired, when one does go to use it (no sorting, etc.)