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UltiFaker 2 Go

Discussion in '3D printers' started by PaulS, Feb 15, 2016.

UltiFaker 2 Go

UltiFaker 2 Go

Discussion in '3D printers' started by PaulS, Feb 15, 2016.

This is a breakdown of how I designed the UltiFaker 2 Go as well as how I machined and assembled it. I'll include a complete BOM and all of the drawings and prices.

UltiMaker 2 Go UltiFaker Clone Cartesian Ultimaker
  1. PaulS

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    PaulS published a new build:

    Read more about this build...
     
    #1 PaulS, Feb 15, 2016
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    Looks like a good start. Can't wait to see how you fit the mechanics into the finished project.

    You mention Dibond being expensive but if you shop around, its really not that bad. A pack of 10 12x18 panels is only $55 on ebay or 24x48 panels on Amazon for $30. It might be interesting to start with a larger sheet and do a folded design of this project.
     
    #2 Rick 2.0, Feb 16, 2016
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    Thanks for the input Rick. I did come across some of these links but those are actually 1/8" thick panels. I needed the 1/4" which for whatever reason is either way more expensive or harder to come by. Usually the stuff I came across in 1/4" thickness came in the 4 ft x 8 ft sheets and I just didn't want to manage transporting or cutting something that big. However, I really like your score and fold idea.
     
    #3 PaulS, Feb 16, 2016
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    I keep a standing search for Alucobest panels on Ebay to have them email me as soon as any pop up. A little over a year ago I scored seven of the silver 16 x 50 x 1/4 panels for $16 apiece (shipped). 80/20 puts their off-cuts out periodically and they generally don't last long.
     
    #4 Rick 2.0, Feb 16, 2016
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    I'll keep my eyes peeled. Thanks for the info!
     
    #5 PaulS, Feb 16, 2016
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    Excellent build @PaulS you have done a great job at keeping cost down with what looks like it will be a great printer!
    Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing
     
    #6 Mark Carew, Feb 20, 2016
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    Thanks Paul. I am very interested in your build and will be watching.
     
    #7 sjhilton, Mar 13, 2016
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    Double check the units on your chip load. I am assuming you are using a 3 flute (cutting blades).

    Feed Rate = Chip Load x RPM x Flutes

    .001 in x 16000 RPM x 3 = 48 in/min = 4 feet/min
     
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    Thanks for catching that. I meant in/min
     
    #9 PaulS, Apr 20, 2016
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    I printed the top of the extruder and got 36mm is this correct?
     

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