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RepRapPro.com is closing down
RepRapPro.com is closing down
RepRapPro Ltd. is closing down, Here is the official notice on it website: We have decided to close RepRap Professional Ltd. The company will cease trading on Friday 15 January 2016. We will service all support and warranty requests up to that date, and fulfill all our outstanding orders. The market for low-cost 3D printers is now so crowded and so competitive that a small specialist company like…
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So from last night's printing it seems the new herringbone gears for the Z-Axis are not working out well. I noticed a slight wobble on them so they are not fully round.
On the other hand, I have gotten to the bottom of why some files were complaining of an invalid print head when printing. Also I have managed to create a workable file for something I have been wanting to print for a while. Its a model extracted from a video game.
So I have the printer now fully assembled. I have been getting the software set up too but it appears that there is an issue with one of the thermistors. It seems to be dead so I am going to need to order another one. Its quite annoying as I wanted to have this mostly squared away and printing by the end of the weekend but i guess you gotta take things as they come.
I was anticipating problems but i thought they would be with how it was put together and require adjustments rather than issues with electrical parts that need replacement.
Oh well, at least I get to spend more time with my NaNoWriMo project now.
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Dabbling in the World of 3D Printing
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Last week I was invited to a lecture with RepRapPro, the first self replicating 3D printer invented by Adrian Bowyer. (The photo above is the CubeX Trio also sold by RS components) I finally understand what the 3D printing craze is all about. The Lecture was held at KunztSchule am Checkpoint Charlie, a beautiful event space if not a little bit outdated in its attempt to look modern.
I came to the event knowing almost nothing about 3D printing. I’ve always thought, sure it sounds cool, but what would I print with it? I had been thinking about it in the wrong way. Its not about a single item that you can create because the fact is you can make every object a 3D printer can through traditional methods. Its about accessibility, its about having the printer in your home so that when you’re shower drain breaks, or your earbud splits, you can make another one. This revolutionizes the consumer industry, once you have this machine in your kitchen or studio, you are no longer dependent on the stores closest to you, to shipping times, to store hours, to costs incurred by so many middle men.
(RepRapPro above)
I came in to the lecture knowing that I would want one. I am a sucker for tools of any kind, but this is the ultimate tool. With this tool you can build more tools, you can even (almost) build another 3D printer. The RepRapPro can print 60% of its own pieces, and the rest you can buy from the company.
BUT I haven’t gotten to the best part; the machine is 100% COPYRIGHT FREE. There is nothing to stop you from printing machines and selling them, from making your own adjustments and improvements and joining the market. With websites like thingiverse.com you can download free designs ready to print or modify them using programs like Blender, Art of Illusion, OpenSCAD, or Google Sketch up just to name a few. I don’t know about you but I’m now looking forward to this consumer revolution.
January 3, 2014
Today, everything for the new 3D printer is finalized and we were able to get a .3mm nozzle and not a .5mm nozzle. This will help with the structure of the frame if we do decided to 3D print the frame of a prototype. After meeting with Romeo form the Dallas Makerspace aerospace division, we have chosen to use a pre-fabricated frame as a way of reducing failure rates in the prototyping phase. The printer will be delivered and assembled by the end of January, and parts will being to be tested after calibration is finished.
This is the printer we purchased and will be using for the company. Although it is privately owned by Byron Hameline, chief engineer of the MAD Tech Project, he will be more than willing to lone the company time to print on it.
A note from Byron Hameline:
The RepRapPro Mono Mendel was designed by the open source project that has thrived in the 3D printing industry and has designed many models over the years. The main reason I chose this company is because of a few reasons. First, it is an open source company which mean that there is a possibility for a large community base. Secondly, the cost of the printers that RepRapPro design are very cost efficient making them easy to purchase without a large budget cushion. The important thing to note is that even with the low cost design, the printer does not lose any accuracy. The third reason is because of the open design of the printer, it leaves me the ability to modify the design or add to the structure to aid in the printing process. Lastly, this model printer has an upgrade package which adds an additional two extruders, making the printer a Tricolour Mendel, a great way to print many parts in different colors and materials, a must when designing complex frames. I believe this was the best choice of 3D printer for me and for the use of the company.
