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eMAKER Huxley first PLA print using Sprinter firware's RAMP acceleration, with layer height 0.3mm through a 0.5mm nozzle. Printed from SD card with a RAMPS board and Kliment's SD card daughter board.
Photos from the malfunktion project.
Electronics: Makerbot Gen4
Material: Silicone
Solenoid coils from solenoid valve
Magnets
Bass Guitar
450 W Bass Amplifier
video of the process at: youtu.be/A1MYopELyyU
My first 2 functional prints from my new 3d printer.
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Still waiting on some more parts (PLA bushings, RAMPS electronics, heated print bed and a few other little things) but the frame is built and is solid. Opted for the 'army green' for the printed pieces...turned out pretty nice.
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6 May 2016
The Edge, State Library, South Bank, QLD
I have been going to the Edge Digital Culture Centre since 2011. I have seen it change many times different faces different rooms and different pieces of technology. I have called this picture 3D printing a dream because with a 3D printer any dream is possible and the edge lets any one realize this dream by providing not only the tools but also the help needed. I will most likely see it change again but I know that it will all ways be a place that can make dreams happen.
Just a close-up of the drive gear. This attaches to the extruder motor. The filament is pressed into the grooved channel by a freewheeling bearing on a spring loaded part; as the motor turns, the grooves grip the filament and push it through the "hot end" which melts it.