Difference between revisions of "Rostock Max V2"
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| + | == Features == | ||
| + | The Rostock has the largest build area of MakeICT's 3D printers. | ||
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| + | == Use == | ||
The Rostock Max V2 uses a tablet PC with built-in slicing software. To create a print, you just need to move your .STL file to the micro SD card which is plugged into the tablet. | The Rostock Max V2 uses a tablet PC with built-in slicing software. To create a print, you just need to move your .STL file to the micro SD card which is plugged into the tablet. | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 28 January 2016
Features
The Rostock has the largest build area of MakeICT's 3D printers.
Use
The Rostock Max V2 uses a tablet PC with built-in slicing software. To create a print, you just need to move your .STL file to the micro SD card which is plugged into the tablet.
The easiest way to do this is via the cloud service provided by MatterControl.
- Go to sync.mattercontrol.com
- Login with info@makeict.org / makeict!
- Find the RostockMax v2 and click "Add File to Queue"
- From the tablet itself, you can now print your STL from the queue.
For more information, visit the MatterControl Wiki
