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== Running == | == Running == | ||
| + | * Check belt tensions/alignement on the X/Y axes! | ||
* Check the Z level (going at the axe home), the head must slightly touch the bed and not pressing on it | * Check the Z level (going at the axe home), the head must slightly touch the bed and not pressing on it | ||
* Check the filament freedom, as the simple doesn't have a spool holder | * Check the filament freedom, as the simple doesn't have a spool holder | ||
Revision as of 00:53, 27 August 2014
Information
- Shop: http://printrbot.com/shop/printrbot-simple/
- How-To: http://help.printrbot.com/c/2014_Printrbot_simple
- Calibrate: http://3.dmake.me/blog/2014/calibrate-3d-printer/
- It uses 1.75mm filament
- Print area is 150mm x 150mm x 150mm
Software
- A RaspberryPi is attached to our Printrbot with OctoPi operating system (custom Raspbian)
- OctoPrint is accessible on port 80 locally on http://octopi.local/ to control the Simple
- A webcam is attached by USB and will usually be recognized by Motion and available on http://octopi.local:8081 for streaming/image capture
Slicing with Cura
- You can't slice on Octoprint, it has been deactivated because it's too slow and you can't crontrol settings
- Slice on your own PC with Cura and the following parameters
Running
- Check belt tensions/alignement on the X/Y axes!
- Check the Z level (going at the axe home), the head must slightly touch the bed and not pressing on it
- Check the filament freedom, as the simple doesn't have a spool holder
- Check X and Y rope tension
- Do not aliment the raspberry pi from a PC
