3D Printed Chain Mail Armor - MakerGear Forum
2011年6月3日 · That means you can't use a model built for a different printer, because the sizes won't match. Basically, you tell the program what your printer can do and how large a sheet you want, then it builds a model to match: You can specify a diamond layout that rotates the links 45° with respect to the sheet sides:
Gluing Plastics / Filaments / Parts - MakerGear Forum
2015年5月18日 · That you got them in bulk from eBay and use them for refilling 3D printer cartridges, oiling machine components, and gluing plastic doodads may or may not count in your favor, depending on the situation where the question comes up. (*) The USA, in …
M3-ID Rev. 1 - MakerGear Forum
2014年4月9日 · As with the company’s other 3D printers, the M3-ID Dual Rev. 1 also has wireless control, an integrated user interface, WiFi, and high-temperature V4 hot ends. Rick Pollack, MakerGear’s CEO, told 3DPrint.com, “We are very pleased to announce the release of the M3-ID Rev. 1 featuring a new touch probe and the optional enclosure.
Glass 3D printer - MakerGear Forum
MIT’s Mediated Matter Group made a video showing off their first of its kind optically transparent glass printing process. It will soothe your soul. Called G3DP (Glass 3D Printing) and developed in collaboration with MIT’s Glass lab, the process is an additive manufacturing platform with dual heated chambers.
Just got my printer -- Motors will not work - Page 2 - MakerGear …
MakerGear had problems with their supply chain a couple of years ago, when I bought my M2 (a number of 3D printer companies were having supply chain problems), leading to lengthy wait times on orders. They need to trust their suppliers, and so I doubt they will be shipping M2s with Zebra plates any time soon.
How to make my first 3D printer experience a smooth one!
How to make my first 3D printer experience a smooth one! Post by Expresso » Thu Jan 05, 2017 4:10 am Like the title says, ideally, I would like my first experience with the printer to be a complete “plug and play” type of experience and keep it that way for an extended period of time (like months) before I need to get my hands dirty ...
Geckotek 3D printer bed test out - MakerGear Forum
Geckotek 3D printer bed test out. Post by msmollin » Sat Feb 27, 2016 2:56 am Tried out a new bed ...
Synthetic Grease vs lithium - MakerGear Forum
2018年1月31日 · IMO (*), 3D printers operate with sufficiently low stresses and duty cycles that any lubricant will work Just Fine. If you're running them in production, then you might need to worry, but ticking off a part a day counts as "idle" in the industrial environment the hardware was originally intended for.
Resin based 3D printer discussion - MakerGear Forum
i dont have one but based on what other say that do have them especially the form1. with resin there is a high failure rate. i have heard you get about 20-50% good prints. the rest are trash. resin is expensive. the vats need to be replaced about every 2 liters of resin. the vat being about 60 bucks i think so be sure to add that on top of the resin cost. most prints are brittle and low ...
.75 MM Nozzle Help ( experimental ) - Page 2 - MakerGear Forum
When I made that change it made a huge differance. I played around with the .75mm nozzle a bit more and discovered that the printouts were not a detailed as the narrower nozzle.... so I switched to a differant physical nozzle ( .50mm ) and made the various changes based on all of your suggestions on this post and the parts are coming out great ...