Tried to design a modular & minimalistic xy-Carriage for my Ultimaker. So I can play around a little bit with different setups.
The fanshroud on the E3D v6 is from:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:780379
Tried to design a modular & minimalistic xy-Carriage for my Ultimaker. So I can play around a little bit with different setups.
The fanshroud on the E3D v6 is from:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:780379
After 4 (?!) years the Ultimaker Original deserved an update. Had to replace the feeder wheel after printing rough glow in the dark / carbon fiber filament. The replacement had to replaced… so an extruder upgrade it is. Happy Birthday!
The Bondtech QR Ultimaker 2 Kit won.
Initial condition (pretty happy after that time and countless printing hours):
Had to design a coustom mount. Because:
Ultimaker 2 Bondtech kit… / didn’t want to drill many holes (now just 1 ) / had to make clearance for the adjustables axis caps…
Mounted. View from below
„Final“ product
Bondtech stepper is rubbing against the 2.2 kg filament roll. First print was a redesign of my filament scale. Now it sits 7 mm lower and working like a charm.
Sub zero mask from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:417725
Primed, sanded, painted.
Colorfabb EcoPLA
So if you ever wondered how your temp graph looks like live while the pt100 is working its way out of the hot end block:
I was lucky having the temp graph on a 2nd monitor and noticing it.
Solution: Stopping print, putting that thing back in and rethightening the screw.
Further improvement: Ultimaker is now powered via a 16A Sonoff Power Switch:
Ultimaker and Sonoff are both bound into Home Assistant.
New Automation: If printing temp drops below 175°C while status is „Printing“ cut the power.
This week some new stuff for 2017 arrived:
E3D V6 24V Bowden Set + hardened steel nozzle
Some more special filaments for fun :
And hopefully not needed anymore some more or less usable original spare parts from aliexpress…
Will update as the Ultimaker evolves!
As it’s winter at the moment I noticed a draft from our kitchen windows. Noticed the holding clips for the shades prevented a proper sealing.
So I tried to make a better one. 2 parts for easy printing. With my Printer I could just more or less press fit them together.
Filament: PLA natural
Company: eSun PLA
Diameter:2.80 mm
Layer Height:0.30
Infill 100%
As ther isn’t enough space under our sink we can’t put the top on our trash can. So the weight of the trash pulls the bag in….
Sounds like a job for the 3D printer.
Settings:
Filament: Bronze Innofil3D PLA 2,85mm
Company:Innofill
Diameter:2.85 mm
Layer Height:0.20
Shell:0.80
Bottom/Top:0.80
Infill:20
Print speed:85 mm/s
Print temp:200 °C
Bed temp:65°C
Support: No
Adhesion:No