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Last edit: 02. Dec. 2012, 23:37h
150 Micron Print
Finally done... my first although very easy print with 0,15 mm layerheight has been completed. 150 Microns with the Makerbot 150 Microns print with the Makerbot side I did it by changing the fillment 2 times while printing.
Last edit: 02. Dec. 2012, 14:14h
Layer-Thickness
And now about the dark sides of the Replicator 2 or very likely any 3d printer: At this time I can not print at a layer thickness of 0,1 mm. I can print very uncertain time the printer will not extrude any more PLA. At a middle quality setting (for instance 0.27mm it is quite easy to print without a problem but at 0.1mm it is much harder to even start the print. What this is all about? It is about the precission of the adjustment. That includes ...
Last edit: 27. Nov. 2012, 20:35h
Makerware 1.03 Update
Today there is new update for Makerware available. Officially the update is only for printing the highest layers a little better but I am able to print in the highest resolution too. Rock on Makerbot Inc.! Get it here!
Last edit: 27. Nov. 2012, 20:18h
Makerware
After a few test I can say (like others did before) that Makerware is not yet ready to be used exclusively. There is for instance a bug which prevents it to print at the highest resolutions... This is a pitty because it really is a better interface and much easier to use than Replicator G, the open source software used before. Anyway you can still use Replicator G and it works as it should. Like that I would say you should try it with Replicator ...
Last edit: 24. Nov. 2012, 14:12h
First impressions with the Makerbot Replicator 2
The Makerbot Replicator 2 after startup. A working screw with nut. My first experiences with the Makerbot Replicator 2 are mixed. I have produced some nice objects like a screw and a nut (comes with the Replicator 2) and a Plomper) and I can say it is really fun but it can be quite hard to get the plastics of the build-plate. That is my current problem too: I have some plastic leftovers on my plate from canceled prints and I ...
Last edit: 21. Nov. 2012, 18:33h