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zones:3d_printing_area [2014/12/03 13:33] – jfahner3zones:3d_printing_area [2016/01/28 13:29] (current) – Fixed some outdated info. wreality
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 ===About=== ===About===
-The 3D Printing Area is located on the top floor of Lansing Makers Network.+3D printers live here.
  
 ===Stewards=== ===Stewards===
-Zone Steward: [[user:tim:start|Tim Schmidt]]+Zone Steward: :ORPHANED:
  
 ===3D Printing Zone Tools / Equipment=== ===3D Printing Zone Tools / Equipment===
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     * Progress: Hot end installed and tested.  Extruding works!     * Progress: Hot end installed and tested.  Extruding works!
       - Question: New hot end topped out at 206 degrees, is that a firmware issue?       - Question: New hot end topped out at 206 degrees, is that a firmware issue?
-    * Progress: Jerry Fahner:Longer probe arm installed, arm angles and offsets determined, firmware reflashed, test print completed. +    * Progress: Jerry Fahner: Longer (blue) probe arm installed, arm angles and offsets determined, firmware reflashed, test print completed. Standard MakerFarm thermister table used but seems to work OK. 
-    * FIXME (unclaimed): Some tuning needed with y-stop.  +    * FIXME (unclaimed): Some tuning needed with Y-stop. The test print caused chatter when homing Y. 
-    * FIXME (unclaimed) : Fan overcools hot end. A piece of tape on fan helped but a shroud is needed.+    * FIXME (unclaimed): Fan over-cools hot end. A piece of tape on fan helped but a shroud is needed. Reversing fan may help.
     * Progress: [[user:zimmer62:start|Joe Zimmerman]]: soaked magma hotend in acetone, cleaned with fire, polished and is soaking again in the glass container.     * Progress: [[user:zimmer62:start|Joe Zimmerman]]: soaked magma hotend in acetone, cleaned with fire, polished and is soaking again in the glass container.
   * Refurbish the solidoodle 2 3D printer   * Refurbish the solidoodle 2 3D printer

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