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I think the idea is sound; however, my thoughts that all of this is software driven. I'm dying to get into this more...

wow, this entire thread got me excited. Box comes Wednesday. Projector comes Friday. Whee!

Nice Job!

Brent recommends that this is the one that is purchased?????

When you say calibration, do you mean Focus?

So these won't work in ninjaflex, right? LOL

Love the pressurewasher! On thingiverse?

Starfish, you shoulda taken in the Orion, right?

totally different printers, hope the decision-maker grokked it.

Empathetic.

DLP instead of LED because of pixels (here's an article that explains why The UV output being important is why you remove the UV filters from the bulb and the light path, BUT, be aware that doing so can greatly shorten the life of the DLP system. The filters remove both UV and IR and the latter lea...

Another question:

Are there any physical size limitations for the projector?

Looks excellent! Definitely printing that one!

Whiny fan: Take the fan off, fold up some kapton tape and place it between the fan and the blades on the HE. It really reduced the noise level for me. I have a modified version of the prometheus from Eric. I had a problem with the first but the second just prints and prints and prints PLA. Haven't t...

SEE YA THERE!!!

Anyone going to be there? I'm primarily planning on only Friday, have some meets there but would like to meet any birds of a feather!

PM me if you want to chat!

Ok, Jim's Geetar and JohnOly have given us some good basics - now, I'd love to know the details. DLP instead of LED because of pixels (here's an article that explains why) http://envisiontec.com/professional-grade-3d-printers-vs-low-cost-hobbyist-printers/" onclick="window.open(this.href);...

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Woot! Ordered.

Now to get the rest of the parts!!!

My common sense answer is no, not really - but if you're forced or forget, the chance something might happen is reduced if you have your HE/bed turned off at the end of a print. This has been covered before in this forum - when you have this in your home, take every precaution you might as if it wer...

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Eric wrote:Just spotted this review, containing some of the best pictures I've seen yet: http://3dprint.com/10462/seemecnc-droplit-3d-printer/

Yeah, they used my pictures WITHOUT MY PERMISSION. :/

They misspelled your name.

My thoughts are buy and modify. Priced separately, you're ahead, plus you have the design that you can modify.

Yup, incredibly helpful guy. Well-deserved.

Of course there is this.

Not a new idea - measuring based on lasers and images captured from them; however here goes:

http://3dprint.com/9952/mit-researchers ... d-printer/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Prices, from what I have seen are all over the place. I've taken a few quick prototype jobs to see what the experience of working with someone was and it never came up to an hourly that I liked - primarily due to: Fiile conversation Support Draft Prints Interaction time If you're doing many prints o...

I would be very interested in buying and trying. I will be using the stock with Tricklaser arms. Some observations: One would have to be using the same materials (ABS) with the same melting points - which implies (at times), the same color as well. Also, I don't know if you have printed with this ye...

Ok, I'm confused. I have a Rev 5 but drilled out a hole outside (like in previous posts).

I have it all soldered up and ready to install.

Do I switch it back to the center? Geesh!!!