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Metal 3D Printing With Generative Design - A Fusion of Design for Additive and Subtractive Manufacturing
SteveCox3D posted a topic in Design for Additive Manufacturing,
Using Generative Design we are able to engage in design exploration to assist us in seeking out new ways to solve engineering and product design problems, perhaps as part of our own “age of discovery”. It provides us with the opportunity of exploring what lies beyond the boundaries of traditional designing, especially where light weight, high stiffness and minimal material usage is important.- 0 replies
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Introducing: Ultimaker 2+ Connect
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Today we are launching a new and improved printer; the Ultimaker 2+ Connect. Following the gigantic footsteps of the workhorse that is the Ultimaker 2+...-
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Ultimaker Essentials launch
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Today marks the day that Ultimaker Essentials is open for business!- 0 replies
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tommyph1208 55
I have both v6 and vulcano heatblocks... can measure when I get home, otherwise you can buy a E3D heatblock along with the sock... The thread and everything is the same as the UMO.
However, it might not be possible to remove the heater and thermocouple from your old block without damaging them, in which case you have to replace those with new ones from E3D as well...
They sell a complete block-and-sock kit:
http://e3d-online.com/E3D-v6/Spares/V6-Block-Sock-Kit
EDIT:
E3D are also so kind as to leave engineering drawings to all their parts on their website:
http://files.e3d-online.com/v6/Drawings/V6-BLOCK.pdf
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