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I sp love this organisation. Introducing http://enablingthefuture.org/2014/10/02/introducing-e-nables-newest-3d-printed-hand-design-the-raptor/. And the http://enablingthefuture.org/upper-limb-prosthetics/the-raptor-hand/ about it.

Couldn't agree more. Plus if you have 5 notifications about a single thing and are already forced to go through that extremely annoying process once, it should at least remove the other 4 as well...

You have a space at the end of the URL, if you click on it you have a 404. But thanks for the vid! Btw, take how many was that?

Ik heb voor meshmixer bij de support de voetjes een stuk groter gezet, dat helpt dan ook alweer

Arjan: Makes sense but thats not possible here as the spring is hidden as well behind the front plate.

Looks nice. Unfortunately for me personally I want to stick with something that allows for a quick filament change, so something with a clamp. Having somekind of indication how much tension there is on the spring is also very handy usually, then its not a "by feeling" thing if you have to modify between filaments (eg from PLA to flex)

@foehnsturm: Do you use that 1mm nozzle on a different printer, or do you simply replace the "normal one"? Awesome print btw!

Ik gebruik die pritt eigenlijk nooit... Gewoon zorgen dat je plaat goed ontvet is en de hechting is meestal meer dan voldoende. Tenzij je grote platte vlakken of zo aan het afdrukken bent, of ABS. Ik heb daar zo'n fles ontvettingsalcohol voor staan (ethyl- denk ik, zou het eens moeten bekijken). Bij het losmaken ook best een loswrik tooltje gebruiken, niet met je vingers aan het glas komen.

@Sander: I was wondering, are there any tools we should preferably bring? @jroen: If they don't make it perhaps you can beg them to bring your printer to the meet

Labern: Perhaps you should make a vid about it so the rest of us can learn

As always: Bring the nametags! Hope I can still find mine

Dinykb: its until 22h and you can always come a bit later, not everyone arrives at 17 (on the contrary, most people are later)

The rattler or the godchild?

And next time you have a problem with an extremely long log... please include it as an attachment instead, sjeezes.

Titus: Imo it simply is because most people buy their UM2 assembled and have a lot less hands on experience with tinkering on it. I can hardly imagine that UM won't have another eve dedicated to the UMO. Btw: I am loving this and will be there for sure! Small question: Paying for the spare parts, will that be a cash only affair?

A http://www.3ders.org/articles/20140928-nanosteel-announces-crack-free-dense-steel-powder-for-your-3d-metal-printer.html for 3d metal printers. I like where all of this is heading

PeggyB: Het gaat over het materiaal wat "meer verbranden". Ultibrain: Ik denk dat je op mijn foto kunt zien wat er gebeurd. Je kan een tragere doorvoer ook vergelijken met een hogere temperatuur, effect zal ongeveer hetzelfde zijn.

More prints for my godchild/niece: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:166802 It's a rattler, printed some peas to put in there during the printing of the head. It's the fully closed version to make sure they won't fall out if the handle should come loose. I've printed it with a 1.2mm shell to make sure it can witstand manhandling, because I'm fairly sure she'll use it to smack her 2 brothers around

Op advies van Colorfabb geprint op 0.25mm, 50mm/sec, 205ºC, 110% flow en is er heel goed uitgekomen, behalve het laatste stukje. Het verbrand enorm snel, advies van CF is dan ook om zo'n hoog mogelijke nozzle throughput the houden

I tend to agree... If you see what the printer is actually printing, it looks like very bad quality. Doesn't mean its not an interesting development though. There actually a lot of information https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/460400892/affordable-3d-metal-printer-aurora-labs/comments.

My dad used to be a truck driver and is - like most of them - a big fan of the Michelin Man (Bibendum). He stopped driving about 15 years ago but when I saw http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:72918 on Thingiverse I decided to print a keychain version of it: It's about 4cm tall.

Also not entirely on topic but Cirque du Soleil designed

Saw this and I though it might be of interest: Starting at $4,499 AUD

Mja de tijd op de printer wordt gewoon berekend adhv de huidige posititie in het gcode bestand. Als je veel kleine bewegingen hebt (veel gcode) wordt dat best snel uitgevoerd maar lijkt het qua voortgang alsof het nog jaren gaat duren Zijn al paar voorstellen gelanceerd dat Cura bvb als comments toevoegd hoeveel % van de print gedaan is zodat (als die dingen in de file staan) er een iets accuratere voortgang kan weergegeven worden.

Hopefully there's no overextrusion... its bad enough as is