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Cracking and splitting of the printed case on my MakerBot. Likely due to rapid cooling and too much (and fast) print movement at the upper parts of the model.
Liquid source material for the Object Connex500 3D printer.
Scenes from the nerve center of the 72-hour Red Bull Creation challenge at the TechShop Annex in San Francisco.
Highlighted Features:
Foldable 3D Printer.
Print size ( X Y Z ) 200 x 200 x 180 mm.
The Layer Thickness 0.05 to 0.4 mm .
Layer Resolution 50 Microns.
Chassis Aluminium Frame.
Filament Compatibility: PLA, ABS, HIPS, PVA, Wood and Flexible PLA (With MK8 Pro Metal Extruder).
Extruder Type: Latest MK8 dual cooling upgrade version.
Electronics Ramps: 1.4 + Mega 2560.
Flashforge Observer 3D Scanner
Ideal handheld 3D scanner for 3D Portrait Studio, 3D Printing Service Center that need a quick, textured and accurate scan of half / full human body, or other medium-sized objects.
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a 9 hour print in PLA
"Kit" is a little bit of an overstatement. The RapMan comes as a large box of marginally-sorted bolts, assorted hardware, and several laser-cut sheets of plastic, packaged straight from the laser cutter. The build manuals are available online and pretty decent, but still require a large amount of imagination, patience, and common sense.
The bracket attaches to the Y motor piece. The white ring (a "Delrin" plastic nut) is threaded to match the threaded rod that will be attached to the Z motor. So as the Z motor turns, the threaded rod will turn, and this nut will climb up or down the rod, bringing the Y axis assembly and extruder with it.
The long screw at left ends up aligned with the Z end stop on the base. You thread it in or out to adjust when the Y/extruder assembly bottoms out, which is important for adjusting the gap between the extruder nozzle and the print bed.