Post your Ultimaker HAPPY CORNER photos !!! :-)

[0235 24]

HAHA! less "happy corner" more like "naughty cupboard". i may name my printer harry potter

A cupboard in my house fits the trolley and "sound proof" hood i made perfectly. makes getting to it when it jams a little tricky, but makes it so so quiet sealed away, and means there is at least 1 air gap now between mine and my neighbours house!

[IRobertI 520]

Put wheels on the table so you can easily roll it out when needed? Get some nice chunky ones so it's easy to roll around.

[0235 24]

Put wheels on the table so you can easily roll it out when needed? Get some nice chunky ones so it's easy to roll around.

 

already has some nice fat wheels on the back, so just lift up the front, wheel it out, and make sure i don't fall down the stairs!

[solid-print-3d 30]

[the_schire 3]

 

Damn, can I hang out at your place for a few... years?

[solid-print-3d 30]

 

 

Damn, can I hang out at your place for a few... years?

 

Anytime!

[drofnas 15]

 

I see a ton of filaments just sitting out, and some bagged to the right. Is there certain filaments you find that need to be bagged up?

Right now I individual bag all my filaments (PLA) with a desiccants packet.

How do you like the Form 1 compared to the awesome that is the UM2's?

[solid-print-3d 30]

 

 

I see a ton of filaments just sitting out, and some bagged to the right. Is there certain filaments you find that need to be bagged up?

Right now I individual bag all my filaments (PLA) with a desiccants packet.

How do you like the Form 1 compared to the awesome that is the UM2's?

 

To be honest, I gave up on bagging filament a long time ago. I'll find a good deal on filament, buy a lot and open it up as needed. The office is climate controlled which helps. The only filament I have to watch out for is Nylon.

As for the Form 1+, I just posted my thoughts on it after using it now for a year --> https://ultimaker.com/en/community/view/10789-form1-experience?page=1&sort=#reply-124030

Edited November 9, 2015 by Guest

[LePaul 321]

@solid-print-3d ,

Have you bought the Form2? It looks very promising, improving on some of the points you made in your post.

[chrisp 10]

Holy Mother of God.....solid-print-3d!

I would not leave that space if I had that much going on.

Here's my Happy Corner

[neotko 1,417]

Bumping this because it rocks.

Also sharing my always work-in-progress sugarpop! corner.

[solid-print-3d 30]

Happy Corner went and got way too cramped. Opening a new store now. Here's a rendering of what my new happy corner will look like.

Wish me luck!

Edited May 20, 2016 by Guest

[ultiarjan 1,223]

Good luck

[SandervG 1,521]

That is a pretty print corner!! Will they be mounted on the wall?

Nice! How will you access the filament and printer etc?

[solid-print-3d 30]

There are ikea glass doors in the front and wooden doors behind. There's just enough room to get you forearm by the printer. In the back there are 4 UM on the lower shelves. It's a floating wall that separates the office from the shop, so it does 2 jobs, plus, now we can enclose the printers, since we usually only print in High temp materials.

Will post pics of the wall soon, it's built but not painted, as we're having to remodel the entire unit.

[Project4558 4]

Hi all.

Mine would go in the man shed if I could move in there. It desperately needs a clear out. It is a bit chilly in there as well. Convinced SWMBO to let me keep it in the study and came across an absolute gem of a find. Server cabinet, with keys, on wheels, with a working 230v thermostat controlled fan deck in the top. Outside a cleared out office at a site I was working at. Next to the skip. Barely a scratch on it.

A little snug, and I need to wheel it out and open the back door to change the filament, but it keeps it at a nice 35deg.C with the cooling fans only coming on occasionally for a few minutes. Plus all my filament (almost) fits down the sides of the ultimaker, silent running too!

CJ

Edited October 26, 2016 by Guest

[LePaul 321]

That's a great find, I remember seeing those large server cases years ago and thinking a mini-refrigerator could fit inside, keeping my beverages safe from coworkers