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Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

Also, after spending 2 hours cleaning our printer, please remove the dead space below the printbed where only scrap plastic goes and you can't reach to clean! And as said before, please, ultimaker, please, close this da** printer!!!!!!!!! Why was it so difficult to put a door and a fan controlling inside temp?!? Also a better UI would have been good....

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer
    49 minutes ago, Swissengineer said:

    Why was it so difficult to put a door and a fan controlling inside temp?!?

    Because every single profile would need to be changed and re-tested.

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer
    4 minutes ago, nallath said:

    Because every single profile would need to be changed and re-tested.

    I know it is one more parameter, but at least the temperature is controlled instead of now depending of the room temperature, wind, humidity, etc.... Much more stable environment.

    By the way this is why we have interns.... ;p

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer
    17 hours ago, Swissengineer said:

    I know it is one more parameter, but at least the temperature is controlled instead of now depending of the room temperature, wind, humidity, etc.... Much more stable environment.

    By the way this is why we have interns.... ;p

    It's not just one parameter. All of them influence eachother. Just changing the temperature tends to be insufficient. It's something you can do by interns, but that's also not the way to stay ahead. I'd much prefer that our experienced process engineers do the profiles ;)

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    Posted (edited) · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer
    On 4/1/2018 at 5:31 PM, FaultyTowels said:

    RGB all the things

    Random Generation of Blobs?

    I think that would be possible :love:

    Edited by Marco_TvM
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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

    Well, since we are wishing, I will repeat, give me a reason not to lust after a MarkForged.  Either the ability to lay continuous fibre or at least reliably inset a CF plate and seal it (note - by 'sealing' I mean laying a border of filament to take up any space between the inset stiffener and the surrounding material)

     

    J

     

     

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

    I'd look into having the option for the user to mount the material on the side with the extruder towards the front.  making it easier to load the material.  have a heated enclosure as part of the machine.  have a way to open the extruder for easy access for cleaning the feeder wheel whithout having to unscrew the whole thing. Four point bed levelling instead of the three currently used. 

    Make the front frame a bit wider making it easier to take out the glass plate.

    Add a rubber mat, removable floor inside the printer making it easier to clean out the bottom of the printer. 

     

    just a few ideas

     

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

    Why would you want four point leveling as 3 points define a plane? To have an overdefined system in order to reduce errors?

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

    I'll just leave this post here... (big news!)

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

     

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

    Yeeeeaaahhh finally !! So I see a much bigger print area, same print core system as UM3, I see doors ! and new HMI!!!! I think touch screen, with no buttons. Sadly it seems there is no top cover.

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

    what do you means this?

     

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer

    How about make direct extruder version?

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    Posted · Ultimaker 4, The next generation of 3d printer
    9 hours ago, ksmilejun said:

    what do you means this?

     

     

    That's a mystery, you find more speculations at this post: 

     

    and this seems to be the release date: :)

     

     

     

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