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Assembled extruder with heatsink and 24 VDC fan, side view.
Be sure to use a 40 x 40mm 24 VDC fan. MBI uses approximately a 5 CFM fan, but you can get much better, quieter fans which move more air (higher CFM). The fan shown is approximately 7 CFM. Note arrows molded into the side of the fan and orient the fan such that it blows towards the heatsink.
Built using all of the parts we'll use in class, this is the exact printer that workshop attendees will build in our upcoming class. botbuilder.net
This is what happens if you try to use the MB 5.5 firmware and print something taller than 150mm. Even with your .xml file adjusted, the printer won't move more than 150mm. I had to move to the Sailfish firmware.
Assembled extruder with heatsink and 24 VDC fan, bottom view.
Be sure to use a 40 x 40mm 24 VDC fan. MBI uses approximately a 5 CFM fan, but you can get much better, quieter fans which move more air (higher CFM). The fan shown is approximately 7 CFM. Note arrows molded into the side of the fan and orient the fan such that it blows towards the heatsink.
RepRap Prusa Mendel 3D printer frame vertex printed on eMAKER Huxley machine in white ABS with layer height 0.3mm through a 0.5mm nozzle.
3dprinted by Delta 60 100
www.personalfab.it/shop/deltawasp-60-100/
stl from->https://www.youmagine.com/designs/spike-vase
See how the 8 #3DBenchy boats 3D-print sequentially on an #Ultimaker 2 @ultimaker @3DBenchy Read the article: 3dbenchy.com/?p=1200 See video: ift.tt/1LiO41E Learn more about 3D printing at 3DBenchy.com