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[[File:Ultimaker 1.jpg|thumb|300px|Ultimaker #1, also known as "Guy"]]
[[File:Ultimaker 1.jpg|thumb|300px|Ultimaker #1, also known as "Guy"]]
This page documents Ultimaker #1 (Guy).
This page documents Ultimaker #1 (Guy).
The printer lives on the bottom shelf of the 3D printer tower.
 
Printer lives on the second shelf of the 3D printer tower, below the [[FlashForge Creator Pro]].


==Status==
==Status==
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* Operational, after a significant head cleaning. Printing well as of 24 Sept 2017.
* DOWN! ... has a '''serious''' head jam, which will need cold pulls to clear/fix.
* (????) ==> '''DOWN''' ... Thermocouple failure ... '''DO NOT USE'''.
* '''Last known good settings:''' 220°, 110% flow, print 60mm/s, travel 120mm/s, retraction 4.5mm @ 40mm/s, 0.4 mm nozzle size, 2.85mm filament size.
* '''Last known good settings:''' 220°, 110% flow, print 60mm/s, travel 120mm/s, 0.4 mm nozzle size, 2.85mm filament size.
* Silver PLA (from M G Chemicals)
* Works well using Blue painter’s tape '''without''' using the heated bed. (Same setup as Ultimaker 2)
* Works well using Blue painter’s tape '''without''' using the heated bed. (Same setup as Ultimaker 2)
* [[3D_Printers#Cura_15|Cura 15 Settings here]]
* [[3D_Printers#Cura_15|Cura 15 Settings here]]
* '''http://octopi.hacklab.to/'''</onlyinclude>
* '''http://octopi.in.hacklab.to/'''</onlyinclude>


==Known Issues and Fixes==
==Known Issues and Fixes==
* '''IMPORTANT:''' OctoPrint will '''disconnect from Ultimaker 2''' if Ultimaker 1 is powered on. If you want to print on both (or will want to eventually), power both on before starting your print on Ultimaker 2
* '''IMPORTANT:''' OctoPrint will '''disconnect from Ultimaker 2''' if Ultimaker 1 is powered on. If you want to print on both (or will want to eventually), power both on before starting your print on Ultimaker 2
* Recommended CURA '''Retraction Settings:''' 4.5mm at 40mm/s
* For better results, wipe the Blue Tape Sheet with Isopropyl Alcohol a few minutes before starting to print.
* For better results, wipe the Blue Tape Sheet with Isopropyl Alcohol a few minutes before starting to print.
* '''If a large solid area is under-extruding''' then try printing at 220&deg; and 110% Flow. For the PLA/PHA also use 100% fill. (Or figure out the correct retraction settings for that filament.)
* '''If a large solid area is under-extruding''' then try printing PLA at 220&deg; and 110% Flow.
* To '''easily''' change the filament, rotate this printer 90&deg; -- so that the filament spool points towards the shop door end of the shelving.


== Features ==
== Features ==
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|September 6, 2018
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* "Pipe on back" filament holder replaced by this filament holder on the shelf behind:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3002741 ... used file SpoolRollerL.stl to make this.
* Bed Level was adjusted.
| Allen
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|June 22, 2018
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* The New (Ultimaker original) Nozzle from Ultimaker 2 was swapped out, to put it on this machine.
* Bed Level was checked, and Zero Stop was adjusted.
| Rana & Hiker ???
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|Oct 10, 2017
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* Replace Blue Tape Sheet
* Ajust Zero Stop. (Head '''was''' a bit too high.)
* Print a test pattern to check Bed Level is really good.
|Allen
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|Sep 24, 2017
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The head was jammed up real good, had to put in some elbow grease to clean it. So apparently a 5 mm long piece of filament had broken off and got stuck in the space where the bowden tube meets the teflon coupler (I think it was in the teflon coupler). So filament was blocked from entering the metal throat. Had to heat up the block, unscrew the nozzle, and poke a thin screwdriver up the throat. Kept poking and removing molten plastic, then finally pushed up on the blocking piece and pushed it through to the bowden tube, which I then disconnected and got that bugger piece out. I must say it was my white whale.
Prints as usual now, which is pretty good.
|rana
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|Sep 20, 2017
|Sep 20, 2017
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==Parts and Supplies Wish List==
* Hardened Nozzle for printing Carbon Fiber and '''any other''' Filled Filaments (including glow-in-dark).
** A usable Hardened Nozzle from Canada: https://shop3d.ca/products/0-50mm-jet-steel-nozzle-for-olsson-block-rss50  ... $29.38 w/ shipping & tax
*** '''See notes''' about using this nozzle with an UMO here: https://thegr5store.com/store/index.php/um2/rss50.html
** Another possible Hardened Nozzle from Canada: https://spool3d.ca/nozzle-a2-reprap-m6-thread-3mm-filament-ultimaker-2-e3d-olsson-block/  ... $33.38 w/ shipping & tax (No Tracking!)


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