Difference between revisions of "3DPrinting"
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''We currently don't have great documentation right now that covers turning on a printer, connecting it to the computer, calibration, and setting it up. We are working on that.'' | ''We currently don't have great documentation right now that covers turning on a printer, connecting it to the computer, calibration, and setting it up. We are working on that.'' | ||
== Overview == | |||
* Turn on the 3D Printer (switch is on the back right side) | |||
* Make sure the 3D Printer is connected by USB to the desktop | |||
* Start the program Repetier-Host http://www.repetier.com/documentation/repetier-host/ | |||
= Older Documentation = | |||
== Printer Calibration == | == Printer Calibration == | ||
Revision as of 22:42, 7 May 2013
Hardware
We currently have the following 3D printers:
Documentation
We currently don't have great documentation right now that covers turning on a printer, connecting it to the computer, calibration, and setting it up. We are working on that.
Overview
- Turn on the 3D Printer (switch is on the back right side)
- Make sure the 3D Printer is connected by USB to the desktop
- Start the program Repetier-Host http://www.repetier.com/documentation/repetier-host/
Older Documentation
Printer Calibration
Background: Original handwritten piece by Jae. This was the primary documentation for most of the early SudoRoom days and was writen down on a piece of paper. It's quite excellent.
Apocryphal Instructions page 1
Apocryphal Instructions page 2
Close up of an ancient hand-drawn diagram by our 3D printing shepherd, Jae
Gallery of Creations
RaspBerry Pi print-out
Our Office
Creation
Today I Learned Class
3D printed 2-part rocket. 65mm max diameter, 29mm motor bay, tangent ogive curve with internal 2-way structural ribs and support for airspeed sensor pitot tube at nose.
