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Scott Penrose <sco...@dd.com.au> Nov 14 12:48PM +1100
Thanks Stuart. Good information.
Scott
Holger <holge...@wolffh.de> Nov 14 11:27PM +1100
Hello
On Wed, 14 Nov 2012, Scott Penrose wrote:
> On 14/11/2012, at 11:16 AM, Stuart Young <cef...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I read that it is a little easier to print in PLA, and less fumes, but not as strong. Mostly I note that PLA seems to cost heaps more. So my question is then. If I am getting ok results in ABS, why use PLA? (note: 1 days printing, makes an expert not) :-)
It seems to be easier, because there is less contraction on cooling. This
contraction often leads my prints to tear themselves apart. I have now
started to print PLA, but haven't got it reliable yet. (Also, I need a
better way to unroll it.)
However, I think (others should correct me if I'm wrong) that PLA is
actually stronger, but more brittle. I have had problems with my
micro-extruder, I have now printed a uniX (similar to Greg/Wade) to use a
more traditional one. I printed the gears on that one in PLA because I
think ABS would be too soft. I printed the rest in ABS because it can
withstand higher temperatures.
I'll let you know how it pans out. At the moment I need a M3 grub screw
for the small gear.
Cheers,
Holger
April Staines <aprils...@gmail.com> Nov 15 11:05AM +1100
So while we are on the subject, do we know if anyone makes ABS filament
that is either grey, and or has metallic particles in it, eg it can kinda
looks sparkly? Am I asking for too much? :-)
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April Staines - Melbourne AU
Chris T <chris...@plett.com.au> Nov 14 11:47AM -0800
Hi All,
Just a reminder that I will be opening the Hackerspace this afternoon from
1pm-6pm
Cheers,
Chris
Dinesh Kantheti <dinesh....@gmail.com> Nov 13 07:49PM -0800
Thanks a lot Garry.
Took a while to go through the info.I have just attempted to cost the parts
from BOM that was available in buildlog. Not sure how much can we source
locally or make it to keep the cost to minimum. Will discuss with you when
I see you next Monday.
In the attached file there are couple of things that I couldn';t understand
(marked in yellow). Could you please clarify what those parts are.
Thanks & Regards,
Dinesh
On Thursday, 8 November 2012 10:27:22 UTC+11, Garry Stone wrote:
Garry Stone <gazo...@gmail.com> Nov 13 09:45PM -0800
B14011 is a steel motor bracket x 3
http://www.buildlog.net/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=200&media=ord:motor_mounts_01.jpg
in this picture from the build guide you can see them bolted to the motors
Bot foot x 3 cut from thick acrylic
http://www.buildlog.net/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?hash=972f1b&w=300&media=http%3A%2F%2Ftinyworkshop.org%2Ful%2Fordbot%2FORD119.png
Nut blocks by 2, screw to X gantry to trap the nut on the Z rod to allow Z
movement
http://www.buildlog.net/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?hash=0121bd&w=300&media=http%3A%2F%2Ftinyworkshop.org%2Ful%2Fordbot%2FORD129.png
belt clamps x 2, attach to the bottom / back of the x and Y carriages are
acrylic possible lasered
http://www.buildlog.net/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=ord:gantrycarriage_crop.jpg
misumi 2040 is an aluminium extrusion 40mm x 20mm from misumi, does not
have tracks and is used for framing rather then motion, at base of orbot
running in X direction below the upright makerslides
http://tinyworkshop.org/ul/ordbot/ORD121.png
Garry
On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 2:49:21 PM UTC+11, Dinesh Kantheti wrote:
Dinesh <dinesh....@gmail.com> Nov 14 11:07PM +1100
Hi Garry, Thank you very much for the clarifications. I will update the BOM.
Could you also let me know where did you source fully assembled ramps+arduino board - was it reprap discount on eBa?
Thanks
Garry Stone <gazo...@gmail.com> Nov 14 04:48AM -0800
Yeah reprapdiscount on ebay
ednesday, November 14, 2012 11:07:54 PM UTC+11, Dinesh Kantheti wrote:
Dave Chanter <dcha...@gmail.com> Nov 13 11:02PM -0800
FYI:
Last Night (Tuesday 13th) I took out the CNC Mill and successfully sent it
a job that was made in Inkscape, I used Printrun (AKA Pronterface) to feed
the code to the mill and it behaved very well. I found a few tweaks RE:
Cleaning GCode which I will look at automating.
Dave
On Friday, 9 November 2012 16:26:31 UTC+11, John Spencer wrote:
PJ <ad...@ptjau.com> Nov 13 10:50PM -0800
I don't think this has been posted yet, but here is someones NFC module on
Kickstarter.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flomio/flojack-nfc-for-ipad-and-iphone?ref=category
Chris T <chris...@plett.com.au> Nov 13 07:50PM -0800
Slight change of plan as I now am unable to open the space on Friday!
Space is open now, and tomorrow as well.
Come on down and guess when the tim tams are hidden...
On Monday, November 12, 2012 5:05:42 PM UTC+11, Chris T wrote:
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