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I am having an issue with my Generation 1 Replicator Dual thermostat for my Left extruder assembly. I recently bought a new extruder assembly and just got it wired onto my Makerbot. The right extruder works fine, but the left extruder is stuck at 60C. When I try unhooking the right extruder thermostat, I get an error reading that the unit is no longer receiving a signal from this sensor. However, when I unhook the the left extruder thermostat I do not get this error, so it appears that the unit still thinks that it is getting a reading from this sensor. Furthermore, I have confirmed that the left extruder is heating up and I have used a infrared thermometer to confirm that it is reaching a temperature over 60c.

I am running firmware 7.5, and everything else appears to be up to date.

Does anyone have any experience with this or a similar issue and can possible recommend some troubleshooting solutions? Please let me know if you need any other information.

Thanks!

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It says that: " If you combine this with a motor and a microcontroller, then you can build a closed-loop positioning system whose speed and position can be precisely determined and controlled, even if something unexpected happens."

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1. I need a Micro-controller board in between the Magnetic Linear Encoder, in this case Arduino Uno, and the makerbot controller board for translation, is this correct?

2. I have a cupcake the very 1st version, has anyone close the loop to this machine? How do you install the magnetic strip to the XY axes?

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Anyway, hi everyone, my name is Jeff and I'm working on a Thing-o-matic owned by my local makerspace. The machine is running with Jetty firmware and up until recently, an MK7 extruder. I've had consistent problems with the extruder in terms of feeding issues, admittedly most of which are caused by low ambient temp in the shop. For more consistent behavior, I've built a no-hob extruder (Thingiverse thing 28430).

The extruder is working great in terms of filament feeding. The problem I'm having now is getting the machine profile and skeinforge profiles set up appropriately and I'm hoping someone can help.

I've read all the threads I can find about calculating steps per mm, although I've been unable to find one specific to replicatorg and the ToM with a geared extruder. Based on the math provided by the extruder designer (in the instructions section of the thingiverse page) I have the steps per mm set to 970. I've created a new machine definition in the /machines/thingomatic-advanced.xml file based on the original settings and added the new stepspermm value, and I've confirmed (through the machine information menu option) that the value is being loaded.

The gearing is giving me fits. I figure with a 47/9 gear ratio (5.222) and the new driver gear giving an additional 1.89 ratio (old was 10.58mm, new is 5.2mm) I *think* that gives me an effective drive gear size of 1.07mm. I plugged that into the ProfileMaker on Makerblock and generated a new profile. The resulting print had an extrusion speed that was WAY too slow based on the 20mm test cube I printed.

Has anyone swapped in a geared extruder onto their ToM? If so, can you either find a flaw in my math, or thing of something I've missed? I'm inclined to think I missed something somewhere in a config file or in the app because even increasing the stepspermm value dramatically in the XML file doesn't appear to change anything.

Thanks for reading,

Jeff

I need some tips and trics for maker bot.

As I am planning to get into this Business, So before I could get started into this business.

I have certain queries regarding this, which are listed below.

1. Where do you get the makerbot replicator 3d printer supply in india.

2. What are the skills needed?

3. Where / what type of clients?

4. How much does it cost, the production of per unit?

5. How do you charge the client (profit margin)?

It would be a real help If I find the answers.

thanking you sincerely.
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My current print has larger periods of travel in order to build tall pilers on the corners of the object. During the time of travel from one corner of the object to the other, the nozzle starts to extrude 1-2 seconds before arriving to the corner. As a result, each of the pilers has little excess lines of plastic hanging from the sides. I'll have to go in and trim it to clean it up.

Is there a setting that deals with this in SF? Some setting that will prevent the nozzle from turning on too soon before arriving to the destination of where it should start extruding?

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Looking for real information from real users (as opposed to the press release type stuff from back at the end of September), I'm not finding anything. So here are some questions (and apologies in advance for duplication):

** Are there any Rep2s actually out there in users' hands?

** If so, how has the general experience been?

** What is the basic user community thinking about what seems like a major, huge departure from the CupCake->TOM line of development?

** In terms of print quality and print time, is there any real, independent assessment of how the Rep2 stacks up against the TOM and other currently available machines?

I sincerely appreciate any info and comments from the folks here on the board who have been so informative and helpful in the past!

The problem is that this causes overheating (I'm guessing) when I try to print and then the filament doesn't feed correctly to allow the extruder to work correctly.

Everything was working correctly until I updated the software and firmware.