Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your 3D Printer

Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your 3D Printer
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Charles Bell
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22 ديسمبر 2022
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Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your 3D Printer
ProPerly maintain and enhance your investment in Personal fabrication
Charles Bell
Contents at a Glance
About the Author xvii
About the Technical Reviewer xix
Acknowledgments xxi
Introduction xxiii

  • Part 1: Getting Started with 3D Printing 1
  • Chapter 1: Introduction to 3D Printing
  • Chapter 2: Getting a 3D Printer
  • Chapter 3: 3D Printer Building: Tips for a Successful Build
  • Chapter 4: Configuring the Software
  • Chapter 5: Calibrating the Printer
  • Part 2: Troubleshooting 205
  • Chapter 6: Printing for the First Time
  • Chapter 7: Solving Hardware Issues
  • Chapter 8: Solving Software Issues
  • Part 3: Maintenance and Enhancements 295
  • Chapter 9: 3D Printer Maintenance: Inspection and Adjustment Tasks
  • Chapter 10: 3D Printer Maintenance: Preventive and Corrective Tasks
  • Chapter 11: 3D Printer Enhancements
  • Part 4: Mastering Your Craft 427
  • Chapter 12: Working with Objects
  • Chapter 13: Taking It to the Next Level
    Appendix: Common Problems and Solutions
    Table of contents
    Cover
    Title
    Copyright
    Dedication
    Contents at a Glance
    Contents
    About the Author
    About the Technical Reviewer
    Acknowledgments
    Introduction
    Part 1: Getting Started with 3D Printing
    Chapter 1: Introduction to 3D Printing
    Getting Started
    What Is 3D Printing?
    How Does FFF Work?
    3D Printing Software
    Computer-Aided Design
    CAD Software Choices
    Blender
    OpenSCAD
    Thingiverse: An Object Repository
    Computer-Aided Manufacturing
    CAM Software Choices
    MakerWare
    Slic3r
    Filament Properties
    Firmware
    Firmware Choices
    Printer Control
    Pronterface
    Repetier-Host
    3D Printer Hardware
    Axis Movement
    Minimum and Maximum Endstops and Crashes
    Stepper Motors
    Extrusion Mechanism (Extruder)
    Build Platform
    Electronics
    Frame
    Filament Types
    ABS vs. PLA: Which Is Best?
    Switching Filament
    What You Can Expect from a 3D Printer
    Ease of Use
    Print Quality
    Reliability
    Maintainability
    Summary
    Chapter 2: Getting a 3D Printer
    Classes of 3D Printers
    Professional Grade
    Consumer Grade
    Hobbyist Grade (RepRap)
    Sourcing Your Own Printer Kit
    Make a Plan
    Rules of Acquisition12
    Danger Ahead
    3D Printer Features
    Build Volume
    Filament
    Hot End Types
    LCD Panel
    SD Card Reader
    Filament Cartridge System
    Network Connection
    Wireless Support
    Adjustable Print Bed
    Filament Cleaner
    Filament Spool Holder
    Heated Print Bed
    Cooling Fans for the Print Bed
    Electronics Cooling Fan
    Auto Bed Leveling
    Build or Buy?
    Reasons for Building Your Own 3D Printer
    Reasons for Buying a Ready-to-Print 3D Printer
    How Do I Decide?
    Buying a Used 3D Printer
    Summary
    Chapter 3: 3D Printer Building: Tips for a Successful Build
    Tools and Skills Required
    Tool Quality: Does it Matter?
    Tools
    Skills
    3D Printer Kits Revisited
    Complete
    Parts Only
    Component
    3D Printer Build Tips
    General Notes
    Frame Components
    The Moving Parts
    Electronics
    Preflight Checks
    Summary
    Chapter 4: Configuring the Software
    Setting up and Configuring the Firmware on Your Printer
    Choosing Your Firmware
    Getting Started with Marlin
    Arduino Tutorial
    Downloading Marlin
    Prerequisite: Do the Math
    Configuring Marlin
    Compiling and Uploading
    Project: Customizing Marlin
    Adding Custom Menu Items
    Displaying a Welcome Message
    Installing Software on Your Computer
    Choosing Your Printer Controller
    Installing Repetier-Host
    Connecting Your Printer
    Running the Preflight Tests
    Project: Building a 3D Printer Print Server
    Raspberry Pi Tutorial
    Setting up the Raspberry Pi Hardware
    Setting up the Raspberry Pi Software
    Connecting and Using OctoPi
    Summary
    Chapter 5: Calibrating the Printer
    Setting the Endstops
    X-Axis Endstop
    Y-Axis Endstop
    Z-Axis Endstop
    Calibrating the Stepper Drivers
    Calibrating the Axes
    Tools Required
    X Axis
    Y Axis
    Z Axis
    Calibrating the Extruder
    Leveling the Heated Print Bed
    Frame and Chassis
    Summary
    Part 2: Troubleshooting
    Chapter 6: Printing for the First Time
    Preparing the Printer for Printing
    Preparing Your Print Surface
    Setting the Z-Height
    Slicer Calibration
    Printing Your First Object
    Printing Process
    Calibration Prints
    Finding Things to Print
    Getting Started
    Searching
    Downloading
    Summary
    Chapter 7: Solving Hardware Issues
    Troubleshooting Techniques
    Create a Baseline
    Observe and Record
    Consider the Possible Causes
    Choose a Cause and Implement a Strategy to Correct
    Hardware Problems
    Filament
    Extruder and Hot End
    Adhesion
    Axes and Chassis
    Electrical
    Summary
    Chapter 8: Solving Software Issues
    Slicer
    First-Layer Adhesion
    Print Quality
    Scaling
    Orientation
    Filament and Extrusion
    Printer Controller
    Communication Failures
    Axis Crashes
    Firmware
    Summary
    Part 3: Maintenance and Enhancements
    Chapter 9: 3D Printer Maintenance: Inspection and Adjustment Tasks
    Getting Started with Maintenance
    Keep Your Area Clean and Free of Clutter
    Organize Your Tools for Quick Access
    Unplug Your Printer
    Take Your Time
    Record Your Observations
    Basic Maintenance Tasks
    Inspection Tasks
    Adjustment Tasks
    Summary
    Chapter 10: 3D Printer Maintenance: Preventive and Corrective Tasks
    Preventive Tasks
    Cleaning the Printer
    Lubricating Moving Parts
    Replacing Worn Parts
    Got Spares?
    Printing Spares
    Recommended List of Spares
    Corrective Tasks
    Clearing a Clogged Nozzle
    Replacing Broken or Worn Plastic Parts
    Repairing Broken ABS Parts
    Replacing Extruder Gears
    Replacing Belts
    Bearings, Bushings, and Rods
    Replacing Filters
    Summary
    Chapter 11: 3D Printer Enhancements
    Types of Enhancements
    Farkles
    Quality Enhancements
    Feature Upgrades
    Upgrading Your Printer: Getting Started
    Do Your Research: Finding Upgrades
    Set Your Goals and Expectations
    Check Your Calibration
    One Upgrade at a Time
    Generic Upgrades: Your First Upgrade
    Printer-Specific Upgrades
    Printrbot Simple
    Prusa Mendel i2
    Prusa i3
    MakerBot Replicator 1 Dual
    MakerBot Replicator 2 (and 2X)
    Summary
    Part 4: Mastering Your Craft
    Chapter 12: Working with Objects
    Creating Objects
    OpenSCAD Tutorial
    Example: Creating a Thread Spool
    Modifying Objects
    Modifying OpenSCAD Files
    Object Mashup
    Post-Print Finishing
    Preparation Is Key
    Painting
    ABS Acetone Vapor Bath
    Assembling Multipart Things
    Summary
    Chapter 13: Taking It to the Next Level
    Contributing 3D Models
    How We Share
    Sharing Etiquette
    Example: Uploading a Thing to Thingiverse
    Ideas for Using Your 3D Printer
    Spawning a New Printer
    Practical Household Solutions
    Summary
    Appendix: Common Problems and Solutions
    Index
    „„„„„„„„A
    Acrylonitrile butadiene
    styrene (ABS) juice, 219
    acetone vapor, 221
    action process, 220
    Kapton tape, 222
    paint brush, 222
    pipe cement, 351
    plumbing cement, 354
    preparation, 219
    razor tool, 221
    removed surface, 220
    Adhesion problems, 482
    Adjustment tasks, 3D printer, 312
    filament drive pulley cleaning, 318
    disconnect stepper motor, 319
    reassemble extruder and
    load filament, 322
    remove debris, 321
    remove stepper motor, 321
    removing extruder fan, 320
    unload filament, 319
    frequency, 312
    nozzle cleaning
    acetone, 325
    ESD-safe tweezers, 324
    j-head nozzle, 322–323
    soft wire brush, 324
    print bed leveling procedure, 313
    MarkerBot Replicator 1, 314–315
    startup screens, 314
    Z-height adjuster, 317
    Airwolf, 59
    All-metal hot ends, 75
    „„„„„„„„B
    Bar clamps, 342
    Belt-driven mechanisms, 138
    Belts, 343
    clamps, 342
    closed-loop belts, 310
    loose belts, 309
    Bench testing, 118
    Blender CAD application, 10
    Blue painter’s tape
    advantage, 209
    cost analysis, 210
    cut, excess tape, 212
    gap smoothening, 212
    vs.green and yellow tape, 209
    manufacturer’s logo, 210
    masking tape, 208
    outer edge alignment, 211–212
    overhang, 210
    removing parts, 209
    in rows, 210
    strip replacement, 213
    surface distortion, discoloration, 213
    Z-height, 213
    Build plate, 343
    „„„„„„„„C
    Canned air, 330
    Ceramic screwdriver, 93
    Clogged extruder, 257
    Cold pull method, 256
    Complete printrbot simple kit, 104
    Component kits, 106
    Index
    489Computer-aided design (CAD), 8
    Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), 2
    Consumer grade
    Airwolf, 59
    commodity components, 58
    Deezmaker, 59
    MakerGear, 59
    Maxbots, 59
    Printrbot, 59–60
    SeeMeCNC, 59–60
    Corrective maintenance
    bearings and bushings, 364–365
    belt tensioners, 363
    broken ABS parts, 353
    broken/worn plastic parts
    bolt length, 352
    threaded rod frames, 351
    clogged nozzle
    in acetone, 350
    clearing procedure, 346
    extrusion failure, 346
    in flame, 346
    plastic debris removal, 347
    reheat, 349
    replacement nozzles, 350
    tools, 346
    wire brush cleaning, 350
    closed belts
    X-axis belt replacement, 358
    Y-axis belt replacement, 359
    extruder gears, 355
    filters, 366
    firmware, 344
    open belts, 357
    smooth rods, 365
    „„„„„„„„D
    Deezmaker, 59
    Delta Micro Factory Corporation, 56
    Digital caliper, 88
    Drill bits, 96
    „„„„„„„„E
    Electromagnetic interference (EMI), 269
    Electronics board, 343
    Electrostatic discharge (ESD), 268
    Endstop holders, 342–343
    Endstop setting
    X-axis
    Prusa.i2, 176
    Prusa i3, 177–178
    Y-axis
    Prusa i2, 179
    Prusa i3, 179–180
    Z-axis, 181
    Prusa i2, 182
    Prusa i3, 183
    Prusa i3 auto bed leveling, 184
    Z-height adjusters, 181
    Enhancement, 3D printers
    calibration check, 381
    farkles
    beautification, 370
    definition, 370
    LED light, 371
    feature upgrades
    LCD panel, 376
    Z-height adjuster, 378
    generic upgrades
    adjustable feet, 383–384
    fans, 383
    lighting, 382, 384
    goals and expectations, 381
    printer-specific upgrades
    (see Printer-specific upgrades)
    quality
    filament management, 372
    heated print bed insulation, 374
    search terms, 380
    Exhaust fabric, 374
    Exhaust header wrap, 374
    Extruder, 193
    extruder body, 307
    filament drive gear, 306
    filament failures, 256
    gears inspection, 308, 342
    idler bearing, 309
    idler door, 307
    idler mount, 342
    mechanism, 255
    nozzle obstructions, 256
    printer calibration
    filament 0mm, 195
    filament 100mm and 120mm, 195
    filament loaded, 194
    overrun, 198
    process, 194
    Repetier-Host filament
    extrusion, 196
    underrun, 197, 199
    stepper motor, 306
    wire fatigue, 309
    Electric static discharge (ESD), 88
    Extrusion failure, 346, 483
  • index
    490„„„„„„„„F
    Filament
    environmental factors, 254
    filter/cleaner designs, 253–254
    quality, 252
    spool holder, 252
    Firmware, 293. See also Marlin firmware
    FrogTape, 209
    Fume extraction filters, 366
    Fume extractor, 94
    Fused deposition modeling (FDM), 5
    „„„„„„„„G
    Gate hinge, 474
    G-code, 15
    „„„„„„„„H
    Hardware problems
    adhesion, 257
    big acrylic box, 262
    cut adhesive side, 261
    definition, 257
    drafts, 259–260
    folding tape, 261
    print bed adjustments, 258
    print surface, 258
    removable blue painter, 261–262
    skirt, 260
    thermal enclosure, 262
    wooden box, 262
    axes
    adjustments, 263
    lack maintenance, 265
    obstructions, 263
    print failure, 264
    electrical component, 265
    electronics board, 268
    endstop holders, 268
    LCD panel, 269
    SD card reader, 268
    stepper motors, 266
    switches, 268
    wiring, 267
    extruder
    filament failures, 256
    mechanism, 255
    nozzle obstructions, 256
    retraction, 255
    filament
    environmental factors, 254
    filter/cleaner designs, 253–254
    quality, 252
    spool holder, 252
    solutions vs. magical cures, 246
    troubleshooting
    baseline definition, 247
    causes, 249
    observations
    and recording, 248–249
    strategy implementations, 250
    white tape, 246
    Header/manifold, 374
    Heat gun, 97
    Home Zillions, 363
    „„„„„„„„I, J
    Inspection tasks, 3D printer, 301
    axes, 305
    belts
    closed-loop belts, 310
    loose belts, 309
    extruder
    extruder body, 307
    filament drive gear, 306
    gears inspection, 308
    idler bearing, 309
    idler door, 307
    stepper motor, 306
    wire fatigue, 309
    filament, 306
    frame (chasis), 303
    broken parts, 305
    check alignment, 304
    tighten bolts, 303
    frequency, 302
    print surface, 311
    wiring, 310
    „„„„„„„„K
    Kapton tape, 102
    ABS printing, 213, 219
    action process, 215–217
    features, 213
    instructions, 215
    print bed, 218
    preparation, 208
    problematic
    dry application, 218
    removing parts, 214
    roll, 213–214
    wider widths, 215
    Z-height, 219
    Kit-based printers, 310
  • index
    491„„„„„„„„L
    Liquid-crystal display (LCD) panel
    Marlin firmware, 377
    Printrbot, 377
    Printrbot Simple, 385, 388
    Prusa i3, 377, 400
    Prusa Mendel i2, 376, 393
    lcd_status_screen() method, 154
    Lead screw–driven axis calculations.
    See Threaded rod–driven mechanism
    Lulzbot, 56
    „„„„„„„„M
    MakerBot Desktop software, 478
    MakerBot Digitizer, 478
    MakerBot Industries, 55
    MakerBot Replicator 2/2x, 363. See also Y-axis belt
    MakerBot Replicator Desktop, 56
    MakerFarm, 68
    MakerGear, 59
    MakerWare, 18
    Marlin firmware
    Arduino board, 132
    Arduino IDE, 131
    Arduino Mega 2560 microcontroller, 130
    belt-driven mechanisms, 135
    blink, 131
    compiling and uploading, 151
    configuration
    author and version, 143
    axes movement, 147
    baud rate, 143
    EEPROM, 149
    electronics board, 143
    endstops settings, 146
    LCD panel, 150
    temperature sensors, 144–145
    custom menu items, 153
    downloading, 133
    gear-driven axes, 136
    hardware feature, 130
    RepRap calculator
    10mm tall test cube
    measurement, 140–141
    acceleration calculation, 141
    belt-driven axis calculation, 138
    optimal layer height calculation, 139–140
    threaded rod–driven
    axis calculation, 138
    serial port menu option, 132–133
    stepper motor, 136
    threaded rod-driven mechanisms, 136
    welcome message, 154
    Maxbots, 59
    Mechanical/electrical problems, 486
    Metric drill bits, 96
    Mk7 Stepstruder, 341
    Multimeter, 92
    „„„„„„„„N
    NextDayRepRap, 68
    NorCal-RepRap, 68
    Nozzle, 343
    „„„„„„„„O
    O2 Hurricane, 330–331
    Objects
    creation
    OpenSCAD (see OpenSCAD)
    Thingiverse, 429
    thread spool (see Thread spool creation)
    modification
    MakerBot Replicator 2, 440
    post-print finishing (see Post-print finishing, objects)
    OctoPrint software, 164
    OpenSCAD, 429
    applications, 430
    complex object, 434
    coordinate key, 430
    cube() statement, 431
    cylinder() statement, 432–433, 435
    difference() statement, 432
    modification, 440
    PCB offset, 433–434
    rotate() statement, 435
    translate() statement, 431
    union() statement, 435
    Open source software, 8
    „„„„„„„„P, Q
    Parts-only kit, 105
    Post-print finishing, objects
    ABS acetone vapor bath
    advantages, 448
    basket lining, Kapton tape, 450
    cleanup, 452
    process, 451
    surface smoothening, 449
    vessel, 448
    key preparation
    cleanup, 443
    sanding, 445
    surface treatments, 446
    multipart assembling, 452
    painting, 446
  • index
    492Preventive maintenance
    cleaning
    build area, 331
    cool gadget, 330
    dirt, 328
    electronics, 329
    frame and purpose, 328–329
    thread and smooth rods, 331
    tracks and v-channels, 335
    lubrication
    grease, 336
    idler pulleys, 338
    light oil, 337
    worn parts replacement, 340
    Printer calibration
    axes, 185
    accurate X-axis movement, 188
    multiple tests X-axis movement, 189
    tools, 186
    X-axis movement, 187
    Y axis measurement, 190
    Z axis 50mm measurement, 193
    Z axis measurement, 192
    endstop setting (see Endstop setting)
    extruder, 193
    filament 0mm, 195
    filament 100mm and 120mm, 195
    filament loaded, 194
    overrun, 198
    process, 194
    Repetier-Host
    filament extrusion, 196
    underrun, 197, 199
    frame and chassis, 203
    print bed level
    point four measurement, 202
    point one measurement, 201
    point three measurement, 202
    point two measurement, 201
    process, 200
    stepper drivers module, 184–185
    Printer control, 292
    Printer-specific upgrades
    MakerBot Replicator 1 Dual
    ABS, 411
    advantages, 411
    AluCarriage, 415
    Aluminum Arm, 417
    disadvantages, 411
    enclosure, 418
    extruder upgrade/filament drive, 413
    heated print bed, 415
    modification, 412
    upgraded Replicator 2, 413
    MakerBot Replicator 2
    acrylic build plate, 421
    AluCarriage single, 425
    aluminum arm, 425
    Alu-X-ends, 421
    enclosure, 423
    extruder upgrade, 425
    features, 420
    modification, 419
    Printrbot Simple, 386
    advantages, 385
    auto bed leveling, 388
    belt drive upgrades, 386
    heated print bed, 391
    LCD panel, 388
    limitation, 385
    onboard mount, 388
    power supply, 390
    spool holder, 391
    Prusa i3 (see Prusa i3)
    Prusa Mendel i2
    cooling fan, 395
    LCD panel, 393
    modification, 393
    platform, 392
    print bed adjusters, 396
    RepRap variant, 391
    spool holder and filament guide, 394
    Y-axis belt tensioner, 395
    Z-Axis Fix, 397
    Z-height adjuster, 395
    Print quality
    problems, 485
    sagging
    ABS, 279
    designing support, 280
    large gap (bridge), 279
    PLA, 279, 281
    repair filaments, 279–280
    small gap, 279
    splitting, 278
    temperature, 276
    warping, 277
    Printrbot, 59–60
    Print surface
    calibration print
    axis measurement, 237
    compilation, 235
    filament issues, 238
    MakerBot Replicator, 236
    measurements, 235
    OpenSCAD, 235
    Printrbot, 236
    RepRap test cube, 237–238
  • index
    493preparation
    ABS juice (see Acrylonitrile
    butadiene styrene (ABS) juice)
    blue painter’s tape (see Blue painter’s tape)
    cleanup, 208
    filament type, 207
    Kapton tape (see Kapton tape)
    surface treatments, 223
    printing process, 233
    slicer calibration, 224
    bed size, 226
    bed temperature, 229
    extrusion temperature, 229
    filament diameter, 227
    filament settings, 231
    final dilog, 230
    firmware type, 225
    nozzle diameter, 227
    printer settings, 232
    print settings, 231
    Repetier-Host, 232–233
    welcome wizard, 225
    Thingiverse (see Thingiverse)
    Z-height, 223
    adjustable bed, 224
    four point mounted bed, 224
    procedures, 223
    RepRap printers, 224
    Professional grade
    Delta Micro Factory Corporation, 56
    higher quality, 55
    Lulzbot, 56
    MakerBot Industries, 55
    MakerBot Replicator 2, 57
    MakerBot Replicator Desktop, 56
    Pronterface, 31
    Prusa i3
    auto Z-probing
    electromagnet, 408
    Marlin firmware, 411
    own copy modification, 411
    servo connectors (RAMPS), 410
    sled mounted, 407
    12-volt relay, 408
    wiring, 409
    external power supply, 402
    features, 400
    flex coupler, 404
    graphic LCD panel, 377, 400
    plastic parts, 400
    RAMPS fan, 403
    RepRap variant, 400
    spool holder and filament guide, 406
    USB cable relocate, 405
    Y-axis cable strain relief, 403
    Prusa iteration 3, 66
    Prusa Mendel i2
    cooling fan, 395
    filament management, 372
    heated print bed, 375
    LCD panel, 376, 393
    LED light, farkles, 371
    modification, 393
    platform, 392
    print bed adjusters, 396
    RepRap variant, 391
    spool holder and
    filament guide, 394
    Y-axis belt tensioner, 395
    Z-axis fix
    installation, 399
    lower mounts, 399
    two cylinders, 398
    Z-height adjuster, 379, 395
    Prusa Mendel iteration 2, 64
    „„„„„„„„R
    RedPah web site, 456
    Repairs. See Corrective maintenance
    Repetier-Host
    G-code pane, 35
    installation
    Advanced page, 161–162
    Behavior page, 159–160
    communication tab, 158
    Dimension tab, 160–161
    preflight tests, 163
    printer controller, 156
    process, 158
    object pane, 33
    print control pane, 36
    slicer pane, 34
    RepRap design
    definition, 63
    DIY Tech Shop, 68
    MakerFarm, 68–69
    NextDayRepRap, 68
    NorCal-RepRap, 68
    Prusa iteration 3, 66
    Prusa Mendel iteration 2, 64
    Prusa/Prusa Mendel, 64
    Ultibots, 68
    Retraction setting, 255
    „„„„„„„„S
    SeeMeCNC, 59
    SeeMeCNC’s Orion
    Delta printer, 61
    Shapeways, 456
  • index
    494
    Print surface (cont.)Sharing 3D models
    Bld3r, 457
    Cuboyo, 457
    etiquette
    checking license, 458
    comments, 460
    design annotation, 459
    licensing designs original, 457
    uploading appropriate things, 459
    limitation, 455
    Repables, 457
    selling, 456
    Thingiverse, 456–457
    account creation, 464
    description and instruction, 465
    license options, 463
    monitoring feedback, 466
    name selection, 465
    OpenSCAD file, 465
    Prusa i3 dial gauge creation, 460
    publishing, 465–466
    rendered object, 462–463
    uploading photo, 465
    uploading source files, 464
    YouMagine, 457
    Yeggi, 457
    S-hook, 472
    Slic3r, 22
    Slicer, 289
    adhesion problem
    ABS and PLA, 272
    anchors, 275
    brim setting, 274
    combat lifting, 276
    cracking/warping, 272
    first-layer speed, 275
    .gcode file, 271
    lifting, 272
    print bed, 272
    raft printed object, 274
    temperature settings, 273–274
    filament temperature limitation, 277
    layer inconsistency, 290
    oozing, 289
    orientation
    dollhouse table, 282–283
    object overhang, 285
    object print preview, 287
    reducing overhang, 286
    reoriented object, 286
    Repetier-Host, 284
    rotating and
    translating objects, 284–285
    poor extrusion, 287
    print quality (see Print quality)
    scaling, 281–282
    Smartfriendz, 468
    Smartrap printer, 467
    build guide, 469
    components, 468
    hardware and electronics, 469
    printing plastic parts, 468
    Smoke test, 123
    Software problems
    firmware, 293
    printer controller, 291–292
    slicer (see Slicer)
    Soldering iron, 90
    Spares
    cost, 343
    printed parts, 342
    printing spares, 341
    replacement parts, 343
    Ultimaker, 340
    Wanhao, 341
    Stepper driver, 343
    Stepper motor, 343
    „„„„„„„„T
    Thingiverse, 13, 239, 456–457
    account creation, 464
    description and instruction, 465
    download
    curtain rings, 241
    instructions tab, 242
    Repetier-Host, 242
    license options, 463
    monitoring feedback, 466
    name selection, 465
    OpenSCAD file, 465
    Prusa i3 dial gauge creation, 460
    publishing, 465–466
    rendered object, 462–463
    SD card holder, 239
    search page, 240
    Stretch bracelet, 239
    uploading photo, 465
    uploading source files, 464
    Whistle, 239
    3D printer
    acquisition rule, 72
    build volume, 74, 81
    buying, 81–82
    characteristics, 82
    consumer grade (see Consumer grade)
    filament, 75
    Hobbyist grade (see RepRap design)
  • index
    495hot end design
    adjustable print bed, 79
    all-metal hot ends, 75
    auto bed leveling, 80
    electronics cooling fan, 80
    filament cartridge system, 79
    filament cleaner, 79
    filament spool holder, 79
    heated print bed, 79
    LCD panel, 78
    mounting orientation, 77
    network connection, 79
    PEEK body with PTFE liner, 77
    print bed fan, 79
    SD card reader, 78
    wireless support, 79
    object designs and modifications, 455
    professional grade (see Professional grade)
    Prusa i3 material, 70
    rewarding and educational, 73
    sharing (see Sharing 3D models)
    3D printer building
    acetone, 101
    break recommend, 112
    clean and clear workspace, 110
    complete kits, 104
    component kit
    hot end kit, 106
    RAMPS kit, 107
    dial gauge, 99
    electrical skills, 103
    electronics
    component testing, 118
    cut wires, length, 119
    high-temp wire, 119
    insulation plug, 121
    LCD cables, 119–120
    load spread, 123
    rushing, 118
    stress relief plastic wire wrap, 122
    zip ties, 119
    engineering logbook, 112
    farkle function, 112
    frame components
    bolt/rod hole, 113
    lost nuts and small bits, 116
    nut traps, 115
    RepRap Prusa i2
    measurement, 114
    staining/painting, 116
    stripped bolts, 115
    test-fit, 114
    threaded rod clean, 114
    torque, 115
    hammer, 100
    hands clean, 111
    hardware materials, 109
    material bill checking, 111
    moving parts
    align pulleys, 117
    backward, 117
    belt tensioners, 117
    flex axis, 117
    oiled parts working, 116
    repository, 117
    smooth/threaded rods, 116
    no duct tape, 111
    optional tool
    smooth/threaded rods, 116
    butane torch, 100
    canned/compressed air, 98
    dial gauge, 99–100
    file set and sandpaper, 99
    hammer, 100
    hobby knife set, 98
    MakerBot Replicator 2, 99
    scissors, 100
    small brush, 98
    small vacuum, 98
    small wrenches, 100
    parts-only kits, 105
    preflight checks
    axes move checking, 125–126
    controller software connect, 123
    endstops checking, 124
    extrusion test, 127
    heaters test, 126
    set endstops, 123
    smoke test, 123
    reading instructions, 110
    recommended tool
    ABS and PLA, 101
    advantage, 94
    brass brush, 102
    drill bits, 96
    electric screwdriver, 97
    fire extinguisher, 94
    fume extractor, 95
    heat gun/hot air gun, 97
    Kapton tape, 102
    required tool, 87
    carpenter’s square, 89
    ceramic screwdriver, 93
    digital caliper, 88
    ESD, 88
  • index
    496
    3D printer (cont.)hobby knife set, 88–89
    multimeter, 92–93
    soldering iron, 90–91
    wire strippers, 90
    SAE and metric, 111
    skills
    definition, 101
    electrical skill, 102
    mechanical skill, 101–102
    tool quality, 86
    upgrades and convenience accessories, 112
    3D printer hardware
    ABS vs. PLA, 49
    axes movement, 37
    build platform, 43–44
    electronics, 44
    extrusion mechanism, 41
    filament types, 47
    frame material, 45
    linear bearings, 38
    MakerBot Replicator 2, 38
    Prusa Iteration 3 printer, 39
    RepRap iteration 3, 38
    robot, 37
    stepper motor, 40
    switching filament, 49
    3D printer maintenance, 297
    adjustment tasks
    (see Adjustment tasks, 3D printer)
    clean and clutter, 298
    inspection tasks (see Inspection tasks, 3D printer)
    observations, 300
    timing, 299
    tool organizational styles, 299
    unplugging, 299
    3D printer network print server
    OctoPi
    Control tab, 169–170
    GCode Viewer tab, 170–171
    OctoPi connection area, 168–169
    OctoPi main window, 168–169
    Terminal tab, 171–172
    Terminal tab, 171–172
    time-lapse movie, 173
    Timelapse tab, 172
    Raspberry Pi
    definition, 164
    hardware, 166
    Linux, 166
    Mac OS X, 165
    software, 168
    Windows, 165
    3D printer usage ideas
    household solutions
    closet accessories, 472
    furniture, 475
    mechanical hardware, 473
    prototyping, 470
    printing costs, 470
    spawning (see Smartrap printer)
    3D printing
    additive manufacturing, 4–5
    additive manufacturing, 4–5
    easy to use, 50
    FFF work, 5
    hardware (see 3D printer hardware)
    maintainability, 52
    print quality, 51
    reliability, 51
    software (see 3D printing software)
    subtractive manufacturing, 4
    3D printing software
    CAD software
    Blender, 10
    manifold, 9
    OpenSCAD, 12
    Thingiverse, 13
    CAM software
    G-code, 15
    MakerWare, 18
    Slic3r, 22
    filament properties, 23
    firmware, 26
    printer control applications, 30
    printer server
    pronterface, 31
    Repetier-Host (see Repetier-Host)
    Threaded rod–driven
    mechanism, 138
    Thread spool creation
    characteristics, 436
    defining code, 436
    documentation, 438
    modules, 438
    parametric code, 437
    Thrust bearing, 337
    Trimming, 443
    Troubleshooting
    baseline definition, 247
    causes, 249
    observations
    and recording, 248–249
    strategy implementations, 250
    Typewriter stand, 345
  • index
    497- index
    498
    „„„„„„„„U, V
    Ultibots, 68
    Ultimaker, 340
    „„„„„„„„W
    Wanhao, 341
    Weld-On #4, 351
    Wire strippers, 90
    „„„„„„„„X
    X-ends, 342
    „„„„„„„„Y, Z
    Y-axis belt
    MakerBot Replicator 2/2X
    drive belt adjustment, 361
    idler pulley, 362
    intermediate shaft, 363
    MakerBot Replicator Dual
    drive belt, 360
    intermediate shaft, 362
    left and right side belts, 359

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