Difference between revisions of "Rostock Max V2"

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|accessPolicy = See [[3D Printing]] for access policy.
 
|accessPolicy = See [[3D Printing]] for access policy.
  
|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.
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== New ==
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Note: This process is under development and may change.  Check back here if you have issues.
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=== Slicing ===
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STL files can be sliced using MatterControl on the design PC in the Fab Lab. The generated G-Code is then saved and uploaded to Octoprint.
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For more information, visit the [http://wiki.mattercontrol.com/ MatterControl Wiki]
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=== Printing ===
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This printer is run using Octoprint. It can be reached at http://192.168.9.227.  The username and password are 'maker'.  To run a print uplaod your G-Code file using the file browser on the bottom right of the page, then click the print button when the file is done uploading.
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For more information, visit the [http://wiki.mattercontrol.com/ MatterControl Wiki]
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== Old ==
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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.
 
The easiest way to do this is via the cloud service provided by MatterControl.

Revision as of 21:35, 17 May 2016

Rostock Max V2
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Rostock Max V2 3D Printer
Technical Specifications
Build Volume 280 (circular) x 375 mm
Filament Types PLA, ABS
Filament Sizes 1.75 mm
X/Y Resolution 0.1mm
Z Resolution 0.0125
Nozzle Diameter 0.5mm
Max Nozzle Temperature 245° C
Heated Bed yes (SLOW)
Max Bed Temperature 110° C
Additional Information
User Manual Rostock-MAX-v2-User-Guide-1stEdition.pdf
Website Rostock Max V2 Product Page

Features

The Rostock has the largest build area of MakeICT's 3D printers.

Access Policy

See 3D Printing for access policy.

Use

New

Note: This process is under development and may change. Check back here if you have issues.

Slicing

STL files can be sliced using MatterControl on the design PC in the Fab Lab. The generated G-Code is then saved and uploaded to Octoprint.

For more information, visit the MatterControl Wiki

Printing

This printer is run using Octoprint. It can be reached at http://192.168.9.227. The username and password are 'maker'. To run a print uplaod your G-Code file using the file browser on the bottom right of the page, then click the print button when the file is done uploading.

For more information, visit the MatterControl Wiki

Old

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.

  1. Go to sync.mattercontrol.com
  2. Login with info@makeict.org / makeict!
  3. Find the RostockMax v2 and click "Add File to Queue"
  4. From the tablet itself, you can now print your STL from the queue.

For more information, visit the MatterControl Wiki

Acquisition

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