Printrbot 2013 download complete inventor files both simple plus

I am not sure why the sensor would create any problems the Y axis. I added a new Printrbot simple metal profile top cura and started over. Still had the Y move back and hit the back and go as far as it could go then the motor hums. I am about to go and buy a new 3D printer on Amazon but thought I would give it one last try.

The Y axis when I look at the settings on an M is Y0. Any ideas? Hello, there is no problem for the questions you ask, here we are to help us. I had a similar problem on the Y axis, if it is the same case it is a simple and small one of the "end stop" especially of the dimensions between elements. If my hypothesis is correct, try to bend the end of the blade a little bit to bring it closer to the section with which you will make contact when you reach the displacement limit.

Or stick a piece of some plastic to the section with which the "end stop" makes contact as I did. I hope to have been clear because my native language is not English. Thanks Seudo, It was the little switch exactly as you mentioned.

Thanks for all you help. I was able to get four prints off this weekend with no problem after replacing the sensor and troubleshooting this problem! Thanks Seudo, after a bunch of troubleshooting and watching the video link you recommended , I am convinced that I have bad sensor. I will let you know. Thanks for your help. What version of Cura do you have? I think you would need Cura The newest CURA version 2.

You should probably use Repetier-Host going forward. It's going to take a couple hours to get used to it but I think it will be way better for you. I'm still using CURA I just haven't gotten all my filament types defined for it yet. Thanks Olendorf, I am using Cura I downloaded file from above, but might have to learn Repetier if it doesn't work. You may have a repetier-server process running.

That will tie up your printrbot port. You have to end the repetier-sever first then retry cura. Buzzie8 Dec 30, All about digital fabrication and 3DPrinting. Build your 3DPrinter, learn, design and share you experiments.

Read up on news, views, and social networking in the world of 3DPrinting. Our 3D modelers have been hard at work over the past several weeks developing full 3D models in Autodesk Inventor for both the Printrbot Plus and Printrbot Simple. However, the more important piece of news here is that we are making them available for you to download and do with them as you see fit! We are hoping that our community will pick up the ball and run with it… create assembly videos, modify the models, improve them, or make one yourself!

The possibilities are endless and we hope you put them to good use. We have put the files in a Dropbox folder and you can download them from there. IPT, etc. Therefore, they are fairly large apx 50 MB and may take a while to download. Once you have downloaded the files and done something creative with them, we would love to hear from you and see what you come up with. So be sure to tweet your progress and results to Twitter so that we can share your hard work with others.

Until then… enjoy! Download Plus Inventor Files. Download Simple Inventor Files. Go on, have your say!!! Add your comment now. Checkout our 3dPrinting and digital fabrication news section. We cover all the latest of stories about 3DPrinting, the latest 3DPrinters, the toys you can make with them. We also cover CNC machines and loads and loads of other cool Maker tools. See more A dual extruder model with a heated bed and an upgrade kit for previous Printrbot models will also be available.

Only three years after the Kickstarter campa Simple Creative Commons. I have chosen to license this and all my designs under a non-commercial license. This is currently the best choice for us to be sure the files In the video the print head moves in the X and While you can take your pick of marketplaces selling digital 3D models there really arent a lot of places to purcha Wanna get your hands dirty?

All the 3D printers listed here will require assembly by you. Its much more complicated than buying a fully assembled and tested machine, but its an attractiv