Delurking to ask if anyone has a 3d printer that I could have some time on? If the hackspace has one, I'd be very happy to make a donation if I can use it.
I'm going to be running a workshop on 'hexacopters for activism' in around a month's time, and consequently need to build one sharpish. Happy to let anyone have a play with it once it's made.
> Delurking to ask if anyone has a 3d printer that I could have some > time on? If the hackspace has one, I'd be very happy to make a > donation if I can use it.
> I'm going to be running a workshop on 'hexacopters for activism' in > around a month's time, and consequently need to build one sharpish. > Happy to let anyone have a play with it once it's made.
> Thanks,
> Chris
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Anderson" <c.a.ander...@gmail.com> To: <brightonhackerspace@googlegroups.com> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 3:50 PM Subject: [brighton-hacker-space] 3d printer?
> Hi folks,
> Delurking to ask if anyone has a 3d printer that I could have some > time on? If the hackspace has one, I'd be very happy to make a > donation if I can use it.
> I'm going to be running a workshop on 'hexacopters for activism' in > around a month's time, and consequently need to build one sharpish. > Happy to let anyone have a play with it once it's made.
> Thanks,
> Chris
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It was designed with the Ultimaker in mind, which has a build volume of 210x210x220mm. So an UP! might be a bit too small for some of the larger parts, but could do most of the smaller ones. I think the largest part is the canopy, and this seems most improvisable if it's too big. There's also a two-part version of the canopy that might work.
> It was designed with the Ultimaker in mind, which has a build volume > of 210x210x220mm. So an UP! might be a bit too small for some of the > larger parts, but could do most of the smaller ones. I think the > largest part is the canopy, and this seems most improvisable if it's > too big. There's also a two-part version of the canopy that might > work.
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