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Burgerlim
post Oct 15 2012, 05:10 PM

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just checked rostock.. nice idea.. maybe can mod to mendel too...


Burgerlim
post Oct 20 2012, 04:40 PM

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QUOTE(nnq @ Oct 15 2012, 08:44 PM)
Now, the dev trend is shifting to Rostock Max. Using aluminium extrusion for frame. Very interesting indeed.
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how much i wonder this printer is..
Burgerlim
post Nov 2 2012, 10:12 AM

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QUOTE(black_azim87 @ Oct 31 2012, 05:10 PM)
Hye,i m new here,so i really need you guys help...

I own a Printrbot Plus n i assemble it already. I m using Slic3r n Pronterface,the problem is,when it start to print,it wont stick to the bed,i see that people use kapton tape n glass,is it really necessary?

I got a lot of question bcoz i m new to this world n i like to learn it very much,please help me...
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hi, there

I think if you go with glass+heater bed, there is no need of Kapton tape.. temperature is the key.. PLA sticks well on glass at about ~65, depending on your glass thickness and accuracy of your sensor.. with glass you get full flat surface at the base which tapes usually you will see joint lines..

HTH.
Burgerlim
post Nov 2 2012, 08:24 PM

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QUOTE(storm88 @ Nov 2 2012, 02:13 PM)
i personally would recommend apply Kaptoon Tape on heatbed.
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smile.gif agree, Kapton tape actually sticks better then glass most of the time and its closer to heat bed, your temperature gap is smaller.. i.e reading vs actual on surface... then there is this joint line issue on your model base...but is generally ok.

Hi, Storm,
do you add glass over after?


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QUOTE(black_azim87 @ Nov 2 2012, 06:19 PM)
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So,basically,this is what happened,that thing actually stick to the board but i remove it,this is the shape of the CROCODILE but is not!!! Please really help me,i m quite a mess here coz i really zero knowledge bout it.

I also try to learn how to calibrate the x y and z axis but seriously,i don't get it how to do it.Then,i try also to learn from other forum but quite hard 4 me to understand it.

Im so sorry for my poor language in English..
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Hi,

Slowly.... calibration is the key...
you might want to share which make are you using? typically you need to calibrate your firmware to your controller to make sure.. i.e. slicer move 10mm its physically move 10mm x,y and z..
then next is your extruder calibration.. though slicer could do compensation...
then last is your printhead offset from print bed.. typically you need to make sure they are very very level at all point! thus with glass or not will matter..

share more info.. smile.gif


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Burgerlim
post Nov 16 2012, 07:18 PM

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QUOTE(storm88 @ Nov 16 2012, 01:14 PM)
Sorry

didnt saw your post
Applying Glass over after? sorry i dont get you
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Hi,

I was referring to if you add glass layer on top of kapton taped head bed? wondering if this brings any benefits to printing?

Thanks...


Burgerlim
post Dec 9 2012, 06:39 PM

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QUOTE(black_azim87 @ Nov 19 2012, 10:03 AM)
Hi there,to BURGERLIM,i think no need because i just put the kapton tape and the filament stick to it,but,make sure your heatbed is around 90 above...

So,my problem now is i dont know how to calibrate the printer,i am using slic3r and prontoface,is quite difficult for me to do it and understand it,can anyone teach me,if can,i would like to meet n learn it,coz i think i will understand it more like that but if not can anyone who manage to print to teach me...

REALLY NEED HELP!!!

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Hi, Azim
not sure why i didnt get notification from your post. haaa..
Yes, typically u dont need kapton tape over glass.

for your calibration, it really depends on your setup.. ill suggest you start with just one host and make it work. though each of them will have its pros and cons. i.e slic3r not handling walls gap too well at this point at least.

you should also need to make sure your assembly is really good, level and stable... ill try pm you so could talk about this seperately.. ya.

thanks.
Burgerlim
post Jan 22 2013, 06:17 PM

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Hi, Guys
Been quiet busy lately.. just to share.. if have time, can try visit JsHobby for model kits and we recently do 3d printers too.. including Makerbot!
check it out..
Please pm if you needs any reprap kits ready...
Thanks.

 

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