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Makerbot Cupcake CNC 2230 Raised from the boxes and to life October 16, 2010
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== Current State ==
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Not working, boxed under the table
  
 
== Specifications ==
 
== Specifications ==
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* ''Usable Build Area:'' 100mm Width x 100mm Depth x 130mm Height  
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* '''Audrey 2''' "Mark 6 plus" stepper Extruder head w/.4mm nozzle
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* ''X/Y Positioning Resolution:'' 0.085mm  
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* '''Usable Build Area:''' 100mm Width x 100mm Depth x 130mm Height  
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* ''Z Positioning Resolution:'' 3.125 microns  
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* '''X/Y Positioning Resolution:''' 0.085mm  
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* ''Maximum X/Y Feedrate:'' 5000mm/minute  
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* '''Z Positioning Resolution:''' 3.125 microns  
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* ''Maximum Z Feedrate:'' 200mm/minute  
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* '''Maximum X/Y Feed rate:''' 5000mm/minute  
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* ''Typical Z-layer height:'' 0.3725mm  
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* '''Maximum Z Feed rate:''' 200mm/minute  
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* ''Outside measurements:'' 350mm x 240mm x 450mm  
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* '''Typical Z-layer height:''' 0.3725mm  
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* '''Outside measurements:''' 350mm x 240mm x 450mm
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== Printer settings ==
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*Download the replicatorg below to an OSX or Linux box and extract it using the following command:
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**tar -xf replicatorg-0025-lvl1.tar.gz
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*Run replicatorg:
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**cd replicatorg-0025-lvl1
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**./replicatorg
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*Open an STL file
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*Click Move
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*Set on platform
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*Center
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*Click Generate G-Code
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*Select type of plastic you're using
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**If it's not slightly clear, you're probably using ABS
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**The non abs settings have not been tested and might not work.
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*Once g-code generation is done you're ready to print!  (I'll write those instructions later)
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16139053/replicatorg-0025-lvl1.tar.gz
  
 
== Modifications ==
 
== Modifications ==
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* ''Z axis crank'' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:975
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* '''Z axis crank''' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:975
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* ''Y axis belt tensioner'' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1618
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* '''Y axis belt tensioner''' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1618
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* ''Z axis wobble arrestors''
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* '''Z axis wobble arrester''' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3057
  
 
== Working on it ==
 
== Working on it ==
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* 'Z axis wobble'   
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* '''Z axis wobble'''   
 
** http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2151
 
** http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2151
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** ordered guide rods need to print more wobble arrestors and guides
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** everything is printed and shafts are in
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** parts are installed needs to be tweaked
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* '''Automated Build platform belt wobbles'''
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**  I have no idea maybe a new belt made of thick kapton tape built to a tighter tolerance. covering it with pieces of narrow kapton seems to work for now.
  
 
== Known Problems ==
 
== Known Problems ==
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* ''extruder motor seized'' Fixed with http://wiki.makerbot.com/the-great-motor-mystery
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* <del>'''extruder motor seized'''</del> Fixed with http://wiki.makerbot.com/the-great-motor-mystery
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* ''Power supply died'' replaced with RMA  
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* <del>'''Power supply died'''</del> replaced with RMA  
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* '''Z axis wobble'''  It will die
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* '''Automated Build platform belt wobbles''' allowing print to move    -- this part has been removed until a suitable solution can be devised
  
 
== Future Ideas ==
 
== Future Ideas ==
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* 'Print wireless using bluetooth' http://wiki.makerbot.com/bluetooth-communication
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* '''Print wireless using bluetooth''' http://wiki.makerbot.com/bluetooth-communication
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* '''Making our own filament''' http://hackaday.com/2010/08/05/recyclebot-digests-milk-jugs-to-feed-makerbot/

Latest revision as of 21:40, 8 June 2015

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General

  • Owner/Loaner: LVL1 owned
  • Serial Number: 2230
  • Make/Model: Makerbot Cupcake CNC
  • Arrival Date: October 16, 2010
  • Usability: Broken
  • Contact: Brian Wagner
  • Where: behind the main room stairs
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Current State

Not working, boxed under the table

Specifications

  • Audrey 2 "Mark 6 plus" stepper Extruder head w/.4mm nozzle
  • Usable Build Area: 100mm Width x 100mm Depth x 130mm Height
  • X/Y Positioning Resolution: 0.085mm
  • Z Positioning Resolution: 3.125 microns
  • Maximum X/Y Feed rate: 5000mm/minute
  • Maximum Z Feed rate: 200mm/minute
  • Typical Z-layer height: 0.3725mm
  • Outside measurements: 350mm x 240mm x 450mm

Printer settings

  • Download the replicatorg below to an OSX or Linux box and extract it using the following command:
    • tar -xf replicatorg-0025-lvl1.tar.gz
  • Run replicatorg:
    • cd replicatorg-0025-lvl1
    • ./replicatorg
  • Open an STL file
  • Click Move
  • Set on platform
  • Center
  • Click Generate G-Code
  • Select type of plastic you're using
    • If it's not slightly clear, you're probably using ABS
    • The non abs settings have not been tested and might not work.
  • Once g-code generation is done you're ready to print! (I'll write those instructions later)

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16139053/replicatorg-0025-lvl1.tar.gz

Modifications

Working on it

  • Z axis wobble
  • Automated Build platform belt wobbles
    • I have no idea maybe a new belt made of thick kapton tape built to a tighter tolerance. covering it with pieces of narrow kapton seems to work for now.

Known Problems

  • extruder motor seized Fixed with http://wiki.makerbot.com/the-great-motor-mystery
  • Power supply died replaced with RMA
  • Z axis wobble It will die
  • Automated Build platform belt wobbles allowing print to move -- this part has been removed until a suitable solution can be devised

Future Ideas

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