Equipment/Ultimakers

Only use PLA on the Ultimakers

There are 2 ultimakers currently on loan from "robots for good" project. They are available for use by members under the acnode system. Given the high cost and delicate nature of this equipment training is available to members who have already been inducted for the lulzbot, or have demonstrable previous experience with Ultimaker 3d print hardware.

Product links

• Ultimaker-2
• Ultimaker-1

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Ultimakers 1 & 2
Sub-category	CNC
Status	Good working order
Consumables	Printer filament
Training requirement	Yes
Training link	Ultimakers-Induction
ACnode	yes
Owner	Wevolver
Origin	Loan
Location	Robotics Area, basement
Maintainers	Rich, User:Tolland, Chris?, Ian? Property "Maintainers" (as page type) with input value "Rich, User:Tolland, Chris?, Ian?" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.

Description

ACNode is in operation on the Ultimaker-1, the ultimaker-2 acnode is not yet commissioned. In order for your existing training to be approved on ACNode, you must run through a machine type induction to demonstrate how to use the sdcard with the Ultimaker.

If you have been trained previously and need approved on ACNode, contact the maintainers to be added to the acnode.

Specification & documentation

Ultimaker recommend the use of Cura to slice and manipulate your model for printing. There is no pc associated with the Ultimakers, so you will have to download and install Cura and become familiar with it.

The Ultimakers both print from sdcard, so you will need to have with you a sdcard.

Printing

• Print speed: 30 mm/s - 300 mm/s
• Travel speed: 30 mm/s - 300 mm/s
• Precision: 12.5 / 12.5 / 5 micron

• Nozzle temperature: 180 - 260 °C
• Heated bed temperature: 50 - 100 °C

Consumables

• Use of filament will be covered in the training.

Filament options (3.0mm)

• ABS (prints at 190-230 DegC, requires heated bed at 100-110 DegC)
• PLA (biodegradable)

Which Sdcard is compatible?

• https://ultimaker.com/en/community/view/5112-sd-card-requirements
• sdcard https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/SD/
• https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/SD/