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[rigs 735]

haaaaaaa leon :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: ! like ! you are the best

 

[DidierKlein 729]

Wow nice prints

Thanks for the good laugh on a monday morning leon

 

[Blizz 53]

Awesome Leon! So how did you end up glueing the pieces together?

 

[leon-knook 4]

Thanks! For a first quick mount I used the friction welding method and after that the 3Doodler to fill gaps and repairs. Works great.

 

[Blizz 53]

Nice Layer height .5 on a .8 nozzle and still 92 hours of print... omg

Have to say that my .8 nozzle if fast becoming my favorite one

Edit: Remember my Ulti-bot army?

They lost the war... All 50 of them were crushed by giants in less than 5 minutes. Even the special ones with red and black clothing that were built on site!

 

[leon-knook 4]

hahaha better not to be involved with soldiers :mrgreen: Yes with such a big 0.8 opening it is possible to print very fast large pieces.

 

[Blizz 53]

Leon: you should definitely consider purchasing one of those blocks from Anders... I've started using mine last week and I love being able to swap out nozzles in 30 seconds

 

[leon-knook 4]

Oh yes I want that block for sure. Very good 'innovation' and cheap E3D nozzles.

 

[zumfab 3]

Thanks! For a first quick mount I used the friction welding method and after that the 3Doodler to fill gaps and repairs. Works great.

 

Friction welding? Where can I find more about this method? That sounds promising.

 

[leon-knook 4]

Just put a piece of filament in a dremel and tip the wanted connection at high speed.

 

 

[zumfab 3]

Just put a piece of filament in a dremel and tip the wanted connection at high speed.

 

 

That's bound to be useful some day, thanks for sharing!

 

[foehnsturm 969]

https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ultimaker-robot-remix-pack "Created for the Ultimaker Dual extrusion launch."

... which didn't happen. So I launched it by myself :wink:

http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/9657-a-different-multi-extrusion-approach-um-tool-printhead-changer/?p=100809

 

[baasb 6]

Wow, that's very nice! Looks like nougat with dried fruit

 

[dreamworker 1]

Little Robot designed with Autodesk Inventor, 24 parts, printed on Ultimaker 2. I'll must wait servo motors for the arms, but for now it is controllable via bluetooth and is capable to avoid obstacles with an ultrasonic sensor.

 

[personal-drones 44]

Ultmaker2

Colorfabb XT

4.7 kilo

38 pieces

nozzle 0.8

layer height 0.5

printing time 92.5 hours

 

Great job!

May I ask which temperature and speed you use to print with a 0.8 nozzle at 0.5 mm layer height?

 

[personal-drones 44]

Orange PLA

Printing time 2h 45'

Object height 20cm

Nozzle 0.8

Shell 0.8

Speed 30

Temp 210

Layer height 0.25 mm

Model:

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18672

Printed in "Spiralize" mode of Cura

 

[leon-knook 4]

Great job!

May I ask which temperature and speed you use to print with a 0.8 nozzle at 0.5 mm layer height?

 

The temperature is 245C speed 60 and material flow 95%. I figured that out after some test prints all the pieces came out nice with these settings.

 

[personal-drones 44]

The temperature is 245C speed 60 and material flow 95%. I figured that out after some test prints all the pieces came out nice with these settings.

 

Thanks!

 

[Nicolinux 288]

Is it water tight? My spiralize objects sliced with Cura have tight outer shells but the bottom looks like a sieve.

 

[personal-drones 44]

Is it water tight? My spiralize objects sliced with Cura have tight outer shells but the bottom looks like a sieve.

 

Not watertight, the bottom is like you describe. I was thinking to pass some XTC-3D to seal it.

 

[ultiarjan 1,223]

PVC glue works good to make it watertight... but better is to increase to flow to somewhat like 120 - 140% on the bottom layers, or also on all layers for a little bit thinker walls ...

this works very well (tested) with drilled out UM nozzles, the olson/E3D may need even more flow increase, best is just to try a few different flow settings on a few small spiralize objects. It also doesn't hurt to make the bottom a bit thicker

 

[travis-womack 6]

I feel like it has been a really long time since I posted. I have not forgotten about you guys. I have just been deep in the process of developing a new youtube show using my Ulitmaker 2 and the logos of different youtube personalities.

It started with my cinemassacre 3d print that I did as a fan (which I shared here several months back) and has blossomed into a fun series about developing 3d prints. I have several other logos that I am already working on and hope to get more youtubers involved. I'll keep you guys updated if you are interested.

Anyway check out the latest episode.

 

And here are a couple images if you just want to check out the finished 3d print itself.

 

[DidierKlein 729]

Is it water tight? My spiralize objects sliced with Cura have tight outer shells but the bottom looks like a sieve.

 

For me flow at 110% on the first layers makes them water tight (like Arjan Advised). Tested with the 0.8 nozzles too

 

[personal-drones 44]

My first go at a twisted vase design:

Find the file here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:748242

Printed in white PLA with a 0.6 mm nozzle in spiralize mode of Cura, it's a 12 hours print at 30 mm/s.

 

[oliver3d 2]

A flail, printed in one piece with fast settings @ 0.2mm

 

 

Vase, printed with transparent blue PLA @ 0.25mm