UM2 Frame .dxf Files

[neptuna 0]

Hi guys,

I am new to ultimaker community and also to 3D printing. I am planning to build UM as my first 3D printer. I first look at UMO+ then I decided to build UM2.

I order the materials and in the meantime I was planning to build the frame but I could not find the .dxf files. I have been searching for them for almost 3-weeks but no luck. There are step files in GitHub but I cannot convert them, I tried Freecad but again no luck.

I found the .dxf files for UMO+ and UM2 extended but I could not find for UM2. So what I am asking is, if anyone has dxf files could share it. I am planning to build it with aluminum and plexiglass using CNC.

Thank you for your help in advance.

Edited June 15, 2016 by Guest

[neptuna 0]

anyone?

[Labern 737]

I have not seen them also. But I would advise you to just build the extended as it won't cost much more to make. Most things are the same and you have the added benefit of having an extended.

[Labern 737]

You can convert them with Onshape which is free as I did this with my modified versions.

[ultiarjan 1,207]

I'm sure the dxf files are also on github.... and you can create dxf files from the step files using free fusion360

[neptuna 0]

I have not seen them also. But I would advise you to just build the extended as it won't cost much more to make. Most things are the same and you have the added benefit of having an extended.

 

I consider that also but people say UM2 is better than UM2 extended. What do you think about that?

[neptuna 0]

I'm sure the dxf files are also on github.... and you can create dxf files from the step files using free fusion360

 

Thank you but I could not manage it to work on my mac, I tried Freecad but that one did not save files in .dxf format now I am going to try Onshape.

[Labern 737]

I have both and I would get the extended. It does get a little bit of vibration lines on tall parts but small items that you would normally print on the UM2 are the same, for the flexibility it's worth it to have the extended.

The UM2go has the best quality and is my most used printer.

[kaasplank 2]

UM2 panels are milled. DXF files usually don't work for milling, you need a STEP or IGES file for that.

DXF files for the UM original are here link

[ultiarjan 1,207]

I use dxf files in cambam, for my shapeoko cnc.... you obviously have to set the different 'actions' on the different parts in the dxf.

[neptuna 0]

Thank you guys. I think I am going to buy the frame What do you think about the wood frames on aliexpress?

Edited June 21, 2016 by Guest

[Labern 737]

Good luck!!

[neotko 1,410]

My experience with a wood frame was horrible. You want quality buy to a ultimaker distributor. I think everything except the sidepanels can be ordered (mail to your closest distributors). Also in my experience the price it's pretty much alike.

[gudo 246]

anyone?

 

Hi Neptuna !

UM2 panels DXF files from Autocad 2013 direct dowload here :

http://www.casimages.com/fd/8BGycJS97HQew8r

http://www.casimages.com/fd/FTAET9i4lUP6mjY

http://www.casimages.com/fd/egnmumQKhHbyLEq

http://www.casimages.com/fd/7mgMMpUHCNHfsSK

http://www.casimages.com/fd/TQ5i0qal5LHFrRJ

[ultiarjan 1,207]

The original DXF files are in the same location as the panel pdf/step files, for example;

https://github.com/Ultimaker/Ultimaker2Extended/tree/master/2211

look in the BOM to see the folder/part numbers for the panels.

[Labern 737]

That's the extended not standard um2

[neptuna 0]

 

anyone?

 

Hi Neptuna !

UM2 panels DXF files from Autocad 2013 direct dowload here :

http://www.casimages.com/fd/8BGycJS97HQew8r

http://www.casimages.com/fd/FTAET9i4lUP6mjY

http://www.casimages.com/fd/egnmumQKhHbyLEq

http://www.casimages.com/fd/7mgMMpUHCNHfsSK

http://www.casimages.com/fd/TQ5i0qal5LHFrRJ

 

Thank you very much.

[xmen77200 0]

Im sorry. I highlight the subject, but the links are dead. Does anyone have a um2 ( I mean this printer ) frame for laser cutting nor for cnc. Thank you for everyone 🙂 

[xmen77200 0]

Does anyone have it 😕 

[kaasplank 2]

Ultimaker 2 frame panels are designed to be milled, not laser cut.

3D-step files can be found on the Github page.