Tried printing various objects with Printrbot.
Things to note:
- Instructions for Printrbot.
- PLA only.
- Cura for slicing. Newest version will not work, use version: 15.04 for Mac from here (instructions).
- Need Repetier-Host for extruding/intruding. (Instructions).
- Can use either Cura or Repetier for printing - I used Cura.
Test print: 3mm square
Resistance key cover: Didn't turn out too clean, but it works :)
Thin man: Cute!
Tube roller: Wanted to print something with multiple parts.
Imperial Storm Mickey: did not change scale, so came out pretty clean.
Hachune Miku: (I had to scale this so didn't come out that clean)
Hatsune Miku: (I had to scale this one too, also the creator wrote you don't need support but print failed when I tried without the support so had to add them for this print)
This was part of "3D printer in a box" project :D
It was my first time using Cura. For simple prints, it's pretty intuitive :)
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are my own, and do not reflect those of my employer. -Fumi Yamazaki
Things to note:
- Instructions for Printrbot.
- PLA only.
- Cura for slicing. Newest version will not work, use version: 15.04 for Mac from here (instructions).
- Need Repetier-Host for extruding/intruding. (Instructions).
- Can use either Cura or Repetier for printing - I used Cura.
Test print: 3mm square
Resistance key cover: Didn't turn out too clean, but it works :)
Thin man: Cute!
Tube roller: Wanted to print something with multiple parts.
Imperial Storm Mickey: did not change scale, so came out pretty clean.
Hachune Miku: (I had to scale this so didn't come out that clean)
Hatsune Miku: (I had to scale this one too, also the creator wrote you don't need support but print failed when I tried without the support so had to add them for this print)
This was part of "3D printer in a box" project :D
It was my first time using Cura. For simple prints, it's pretty intuitive :)
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