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[[Lulzbot Mini|Hull]] is a Lulzbot Mini Standard. | [[Lulzbot Mini|Hull]] is a Lulzbot Mini Standard. | ||
Hull was named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Hull Chuck Hull], pioneer of stereolithography, co-founder and CTO of [https://www.3dsystems.com 3D Systems]. | |||
=== Crump === | === Crump === | ||
[[Lulzbot Mini Flexystruder|Crump]] is a Lulzbot Mini, fitted with an [https://e3d-online.com/collections/mini-aerostruder E3D aerostruder]. This is capable of extruding flexible filament such as Ninjaflex. | [[Lulzbot Mini Flexystruder|Crump]] is a Lulzbot Mini, fitted with an [https://e3d-online.com/collections/mini-aerostruder E3D aerostruder]. This is capable of extruding flexible filament such as Ninjaflex. | ||
Crump was named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolly_Crump Rolly Crump], noted psychedelic artist and Disney Imagineer. | Crump was named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolly_Crump Rolly Crump], noted psychedelic artist and Disney Imagineer. | ||
=== ERYONE Thinker === | |||
The [[ERYONE Thinker]] is the name of our newest 3D Printer donated to us. It works with SD cards by plugging in the SD card directly to the 3D printer interface. Hooking up this printer's USB cable directly to [[Oliver]] will allow you to use the Repetier-Host V2.2.4 software to slice your .stl files into .gcode files. After slicing using the recommended built-in CuraEngine, Repetier gives you the option to save your GCODE file in a format compatible with SD cards. | |||
=== Oliver === | === Oliver === | ||
