Will the Wiki or something similar return?

[LePaul 328]

Well we used to one...

Will it return?

I know I would love to see something in it's place! For example, others have posted fantastic tips on best printing temps for certain materials, best bed temps with and without glue stick, etc. etc. I would really like to see something like this be available!

[Dim3nsioneer 557]

That's the Ultimaker Wiki... an abandoned project...

Edited February 6, 2016 by Guest

[LePaul 328]

Sad, there's a lot of good information we should make available since the lousy forum software is an epic failure for quickly finding information

[Labern 774]

I Guess UM are trying enter useful info under the Tips and Tricks section of the website.

Edited February 7, 2016 by Guest

[LePaul 328]

I Guess UM are trying enter useful info under the Tips and Tricks section of the website.

 

There's not a lot there. Even a forum sticky would be more useful for FAQs

[aggertroll 12]

Ultimaker has some terrific brand loyalty, as this forum shows. But speaking for myself, this forum is seriously testing my patience. This forum's design and mechanics have a pretence of being oh so special. But when it comes to usability and function, it is simply a mess. (I just reviewed this post in preview; can I scroll in the editor window to see the start or end of the text? No.)

I am 60 years old so it must be an age thing, but I fail to understand why users should be awarded with levels and points and likes and best answers and titles and icons. Some feedback is nice, but there appears to be some serious craving for awesomeness in all this.

Anyway: Wiki? 3D printing is complex, there is so much to learn, there are so many helpful insights. Collect them in a wiki, fed by users? Makes a lot of sense, no? So I wonder why a wiki is left to die. My only answer: Ultimaker does not want to empower a community. So what is Ultimaker trying to prove?

My 2c. No offence meant. Just don't understand the priorities.

Edited February 7, 2016 by Guest

[jameshs 42]

@aggertroll - did you not know that your next UM will connect direct to facebook and the world can 'like' every print you make? - no more numbers, it will be UM the 'facebook' edition! *rushes off to register that one*

#justmakingamachineisstickyenough

[aggertroll 12]

Awesome!

[SandervG 1,521]

Hi,

We are working on expanding our knowledgebase as some of you have already pointed out.

It will be expanded with the following categories and we'll work hard on filling it up completely with valuable and relevant content.

The topics it will have (although the titles might be improved)

3D Modeling

Slicing

Materials

Improving print quality

Post processing

Maintenance

Print tutorials

Upgrade tutorials

Lesson plans

Terminology

General knowledge

If you have specific knowledge in any of these areas and you want to contribute feel free to let me know and we'll see how we can all best work together!

Alternatively, if you have any other suggestions I would be happy to hear about them too.