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Posted · Ultimaker Project

Over the (almost) past year we worked on redesigning an Ultimaker rev 1.5.3. If someone is interested in the preliminary results, have a look here :http://www.flickr.com/photos/tpultimaker/sets/72157632330142589/

The changes made are eg.:

 


  • Heated Bed
    New Nozzle
    New Extruder-Design
    New Head-Design / Dual-Head
    Front-Panel
    some electronical-tweaks

 

Note: the pictures are quite mixed up regarding their date.

Merry Christmas

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    Posted · Ultimaker Project

    pleased to see I'm not the only one working on this - tho I'm jealous of your large empty workshop compared with my cramped conditions ;)

    do you intend to share the new extruder design?

    I used a heat spreader and double fan like that in my initial tests with nylon (as did the reprap boys) - how did you find it? I eventually decided it was too big and heavy and replaced it..

    all the best, nik

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