[sliderblock v.s. timing belt]

thanks for the reminder. For the feeder, now I only have to worry about the extrusion head. Honestly, when I ordered it, I didn't know I even have to build such major part piece by piece, thought it would come with a extrusion head and I just need to screwed it onto the printer:-)

Anyways, still a fun process.

 

[sliderblock v.s. timing belt]

Thanks for the link, I think I won't need to post question here for a while:-)

 

[sliderblock v.s. timing belt]

Hi,

Now assembling my UMO+ at page 40 now for the axes with timing belt and sliderblock but a bit confused with how to place the sliderblock against the belt, especially for the left one. It seems for the left one the sliderblock will somehow interfere the timing belt. Can I know how to place it right? Or if any pic showing the correct left sliderblock will be very appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[What is Sintered Bushing 1056 on page 29]

Thanks guys, like Amedee said, I found them on the axes. Problem solved at this stage....

 

[What is Sintered Bushing 1056 on page 29]

Hi,

I am assembling the newly arrived UMO+. Now on page 29, the part "sintered bushing (1056)" is needed, but just can't find the bushing. Can any one post the image of the bushing for me? Will really appreciate it!

 

[my assembly notes Ultimaker Original +]

I don't know what process we use, I'm part of R&D, not production / logistics. We should fix this, I totally agree. I simply want to share that most people seem to think that these problems are very easy to solve when they are actually very complex problems.

 

They aren't simple problems. All of the 'solutions' posted here are already in place in so far I'm aware (We do weighing, we have random dubble checking, etc.). So yeah, Its not an excuse, but it aint a completely bad reason either. And we're still growing, so if anyone believe they are up to the challenge please send your resume

At least you can label each part. Making sure what part it is takes 90% of my assembly time. Frustrated to see your reply in this way.

[where can I get parts number reference?]

Hi,

Just got my UMO+ and also so many parts within the package. However, there is no check list for the parts corresponding to which parts number? This just makes the assembly difficult yet very slow, also makes me worried about applying wrong bolt/nut or anything.

Can I know where can I find the list for part number v.s. parts with drawings?

Thanks.

 

[my assembly notes Ultimaker Original +]

Just got my UMO+ today and tried to build. So many parts inside and the assembly manual looks fine and detail that for each step it will list out needed parts with parts number. HOWEVER, NO part number is shown on the parts or the bags containing parts. I think at least they should mark the part number on each bag of different bags.

Or can I find a full list of parts corresponding to their numbers which also shows the image/drawing of the part?