A Coffee between friends :-) How was Your Day ?

[ian 32]

HELLOOOOOOOO

remember me,... maybe not.

Anyway.... life keeps on trucking...

I convinced my new company to buy a ultimaker 2 extended. It arrived yesterday,

We already printed our first 3 prototypes with a great quality. Seems like ultimaker has done a great job in improving the quality of its product !! RESPECT !

I had nightmares that I would be excusing one bad print after another but no... everything NICE

AHHHHHHHHHHHH back into ultimaker world... feesl good I have to say.

Plus now im a normal user.. I can walk around the forum.. chat and share experiences wearing my Winny the Poo bed things... and no one will ever know

Lovely to be back guys.

Big hug.

Ian

[SandervG 1,521]

haha even if you used a different user name, I would have still recognized this classic 'Ian-post'.

What kind of prototypes are you making? anything you can share?

Good to hear you are happy with your Ultimaker

Edited October 22, 2015 by Guest

[skint 61]

Ian!! I was just about to post " Has anyone heard from Ian lately" haha. Good to have you back!

[ian 32]

Thanks guys.

I work for a company designing new electric motors for boats... big and small.

There are not too many in Europe so I guess some of you know what company I am talking about.

I think Ill be printing out some existing models for customers soon and those I can show here but the new stuff is under raps for the moment.

Great to be back guys !

Ian

[DidierKlein 729]

Hey Ian cool to have you back on the forum

Are you allowed to showoff the prints?

[xeno 108]

I worked on a fantastic large scale 3D print project,

and this is before and during my paint work, I hope to be able to show more later

Edited October 23, 2015 by Guest

[SandervG 1,521]

WOW. that looks beautiful! Both in painting and detail. How big is it?

And what is it for?

Amazing job!

[SandervG 1,521]

And make sure to upload it in the print section

When this thread is a few pages further the most amazing prints get lost. Which is an absolute shame. On the Print section you always keep the overview over the uploads and see what everyone is making.

Edited October 23, 2015 by Guest

[xeno 108]

This was not printed with an Ultimaker, so I don't think it would fit into the latest print section

it was printed as one solid piece 1,3 Meter in length.

I can't talk about it in detail yet, I was just hired to do the paint work

[LePaul 321]

Impressive!

[ian 32]

hi guys.

im sure I can show off some nice stuff but I have to be careful that I dont show off any new upcoming products.

At the moment im printing a 1 to 1 model of a battery pack lid that we are developing. Im going to print the base, lid and inside battery as seperate parts and then print in different material the screws and washers...

Ian

[ian 32]

ps... love the pirate boat print ! what printer was used ?

Ian

[frederiekpascal 193]

wow, love the boat, pretty impressive though

in what material was this printed?

[shurik 87]

Who can tell me why my recent print had failed? ;-)

[neotko 1,417]

Now that's a nice 'yoke'

[DidierKlein 729]

Who can tell me why my recent print had failed? ;-)

 

Probably a small underextrusion at some point?

[shurik 87]

Probably a small underextrusion at some point?

 

Most probably so.

[shurik 87]

Ahhh, these Tirolean Alps views are so beautiful and picturesque...

[skint 61]

They are indeed!

[DidierKlein 729]

Odd way to store your filament ^^

[DidierKlein 729]

@electromu on the french section made a special gift for the year birthday of his beloved UMO+

 

[SandervG 1,521]

hahaha! Congratulations @Electromu!

Did you also feed it some special filament to celebrate?

I knew about the song-application, but the fan blowing out the candle was a great touch and the confetti was the figurative speaking cherry on the cake!!

I'll forward this to our department, I'm sure they'll love it!

Edited December 10, 2015 by Guest

[skint 61]

Haha Didier ..awesome

[LePaul 321]

That's neat!

Question....what's on top of your z-screw?

[Titus 170]

My guess is a piece of tape, to see if it's turning