Equipment/Makerbot Cupcake: Difference between revisions
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I've bought plastic, lots of plastic. | |||
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Black, white, clear, red, yellow, pink green & blue. | |||
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Clear, green, white and matalic. | |||
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Revision as of 17:25, 3 December 2010
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Status
See the operator log for more information. We have a new extruder which is still working. --Glen 19:51, 28 September 2010 (UTC)
Model
We have a Makerbot Cupcake (batch 9, #402)! It's cool.
Specification
Instructions
If you haven't used it before, please contact Glen or Russ and get him to show you how it works.
If you're using the Makerbot and have issues with it, or have to do maintenance/modifications to it, please note them in the operator log. This lets other users know what the state of the machine is.
Calibration
Connection voodoo
- USB cable maker bot
- USB cable laptop
- Makerbot PSU power on
- ~RepRap motherboard power on
- replicatorg
Temperature settings
The PTFE Barrel insulates the extruder nozzle
- PTFE is a thermoplastic polymer, its melting point is 327 °C, but its properties degrade above 260 °C
The default "3mm" thermistor settings are as follows:
- Temperature of Raft: 230.0
- Temperature of Shape First Layer Outline: 215.0
- Temperature of Shape First Layer Within: 215.0
- Temperature of Shape Next Layers: 220.0
Troubleshooting
- Replacing the heater barrel
- Uncloging the extruder
Consumables
I've bought plastic, lots of plastic.
ABS Black, white, clear, red, yellow, pink green & blue.
PLA Clear, green, white and matalic.
More information
Software
- Drivers for USB-serial cable (also here).
- skeinforge
- http://replicat.org/
