I was thinking more along the lines of the dimensions and so on
No matter which printer you select in this tool you have to give it the min and max safe values. I recommend 1,1,1 for the minimums and 200,200,200 for the maximums. The UM2 can print a little bit larger objects than the UM. But 200mm is a very safe limit for both printers.
I recommend putting the minimal Z at 10mm, so you cannot hit the metal clips on the bed. As that's not so good for your nozzle.
@Daid: I unfortunately already found that out the hard way (during a print, not with this ). I have a nice big horizontal slit in the nozzle that plastic is sticking to.
I've asked for a quote regarding some spare parts (including a nozzle) more than a week ago but so far no reply yet.
I've asked for a quote regarding some spare parts (including a nozzle) more than a week ago but so far no reply yet.
I'll try to make sure to bring some spare UM2 nozzles on the UltiEvening monday.
@Daid: That would be awesome, I'll make sure to bring some cash to pay for them (I assume you don't have a money terminal )
@Daid: That would be awesome, I'll make sure to bring some cash to pay for them (I assume you don't have a money terminal
)
I normally get payed in chocolate-chip cookies. Just saying ;-)
@Daid: I'm from Belgium, we have excellent chocolate chip cookies I'll bring some!
Got it working on an Ultimaker original using the convertor on http://en.homeconstructor.de/converter-convert-music-in-g-code.html
I changed the G00 code to G92 and moved the Z axis to a safe distance from the nozzle.
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gcodes for the UM Original work fine on the UM2. The generated gcode is pretty safe on the UM2.
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