Titus

Just noticed a zscar for the first time in like forever. Don't mind the top, I never printed that high, turns out the build plate couldn't reach that level xD [media=17898][/media] So maybe I was just lucky before

No more that I either don't have seams, or don't notice them. The last time I remember having a seam was an extrusion test. Not really a print I'd mind to have it on. I'm not sure what you changed in the Gcode, but perhaps @nallath can help to get you to port it for um2.

Just read the topic, I can imagine your irritation with the amount of response. Though it is holiday season :)Some other probable causes: Can you specify for which printer the gcode is? UMO/UMO+/UM2 are quite different from each other in terms of gcode input etc. Also, I don't really have trouble with seams, so the need is less for me, and possibly others to test

Interesting, might come and say hi! @sandervg who from UM will be there ?

Hm, I installed and opened the new Cura, loaded a model, selected layer view. I was surprised by the progress, I had time to open up 15.04.4, load it, check layers, download 15.04.6, install it, load it, check layers, go to forum, read forum posts in this topic and the FAQ topic, write this message, and it's only at 9% processing layers. It's eating like 40% CPU too. I can't think of anything that this version could do better in order to make up for this difference. It's one of the most used features to check the layers. 12% now. The slicing itself was slower, but that is acceptable if it indeed works better. I really hope you can fix the layer display time :(

[media=17665][/media] Strolling around town this weekend, found a jeweler with an UM2 on display, too bad they were "printing" stuff like Also I found out Delft has a FabLab now! Since half a year already. The combination shop/fablab they have is quite amazing. People (and tourists )come in for the nice things to buy and find out they can actually use the machines. Furthermore, if you designed something and made it their, you can try to sell it in their shop.

Ben toevallig wel in Amsterdam, maar niet op de Additive Manufacturing show. Is daar nog wat te zien ? Hoe laat gaan jullie daar weg?

Hi @SandervG, je hebt een beetje gedubbel paste Als ik het goed begrijp is het voornamelijk een social, en geen bring your printer(strand+printer, hmm giant mirrors, sand, metal powder perhaps ). Cool, ik ga even kijken! Daar zijn natuurlijk een aantal helden die een hand en een bedankje verdienen!

I added some sewing oil, but it didn;t seem to change a lot. I know about the motorized version, but this one seemed more appropriate as a gift.

Just leaving this here as I hadn't done so: https://vid.me/eDTF https://vid.me/WdwR

Micheal Jackson Smooth Criminal lean! Check this out http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/23-a-visual-ultimaker-troubleshooting-guide#shifted http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/23-a-visual-ultimaker-troubleshooting-guide#leaning

I believe the actual old nozzle was a bit worn, so I swapped for a new one at the time, without result, if I remember correctly. Final settings: 0.1mm layer height for details 1.2mm top/bot thickness to make sure the top is nicely closed 0.8mm shell for 0.4mm nozzle 20% infill as usual 45mm/s Speed, 205C nozzle temperature 60C Heated bed temperature for bed adhesion 45mm/s retraction speed 5.5 mm retraction initial layer 0.2mm 250mm/s travel speed

I think it is both. For example on this comparison I believe the nozzle is responsible for better surface quality. You can also see it in this example: Left=original Middle= just nozzle upgrade Right=nozzle+dual fan upgrade However if you look at the overhangs of the old pictures I believe the dual fan took care of that:

Ok, it's been a long time since I updated the thread. I postponed this print until I did a nozzle upgrade(@anders-olsson rocks!) and a dual fan upgrade(@neotko rocks too!). Remember what it used to be? Check out the comparison, right is the post processed old piece, left is the unprocessed new piece And the final product: I designed a little knob to fit over the crank, as the downscaled heart didn't like the small crank as much.

It't not often you see a video on the internet that has been thought out and designed an planned and shot so perfectly!

Can you check the following setting at the top menu: Tools If it is set to print one at a time, cura places them further away from eachother. Print all at once will allow you to put them closer together.

Colorfabb doesn't have that problem(haven't ran out of an UM spool yet). But I believe some people got better results when removing it from the spool, and reflowing it in an oven. But I'm not 100% sure on that one.

Thanks for this. I'd never used Meshmixer (I presume you meant Meshmixer and not meshmaker) before but a quick YouTube search and I was able to add additional supports and have managed to print the part. Many thanks. Yeah my bad! Can you show us the supports you made and the print itself ?

Cool, might come and say hi!

Or open it in mesh maker and add some support beams onto orientation 1

@SandervG Just got a notification from an upcoming event: "1 juni 2016: Debut Bedrijvendag TU Delft" Do you have more information, as far as I know the bedrijvendagen are not in june?

Arjan already linked it, but here's another one I made myself I did this for another type of thing, a small paperclip, printed 6 hours straight on a venue I've watched the video at least three times, only for the music. Funky music suits perfectly continuous printing systems! It's from the artist Mass production

Arjan already linked it, but here's another one I made myself I did this for another type of thing, a small paperclip, printed 6 hours straight on a venue

LOL, now I know why the side pieces have those 'holes' in them xD Also, check this handsome dude out:

This was big news, though it is a nice idea, I got irritated by the media as they were claiming that the student did different things than actually happened. The concept, fitting of a commercial drone with AED and ambulance cover were the new concept here, not the drone itself.