Introductions
I have a functional Rep(st)Rap machine in the Seattle area. I went the Makerbot route since it seemed like the easiest short term solution. I'm waiting on Makerbot getting PLA in stock since ABS seems...
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Great! You may want to meet up with these guys if you haven't done so already: [www.seattlerobotics.org] I think they just had a makerbot and candyfab demo last month. Also, be sure to keep this forum...
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I am currently (well, since September) in the process of building an acrylic RepStrap (Darwin). I expect it to be fully assembled some time in December. As I did have a sourcing discussion with some...
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Hello all, I'm currently fixing up a makerbot and I plan on using it to bootstrap a mendel. Hi volty!
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Yo! I'm leading a club at Roosevelt High School in building a Rep(st)Rap headcrab for a large mill we happen to have, and simultaneously building a makerbot from scratch as my senior project. I'm...
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PhantomAGN, with your hardware, you're poised to do basic research in "Shape-Deposition-Machining". If you're interested. :) e.g. [biorobotics.harvard.edu] [biorobotics.harvard.edu] It means making...
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Figured I'd stick my head in... We're building a metal repstrap at the University of Puget Sound, which may or may not be finished before the semester ends. We're crossing our fingers, but who knows?...
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Hi, I am working on a Wooden Mendel Repstrap. I'm almost done with the mechanical stuff. Do you know about Maker Bot/3d printer night at Metrix Create Space? It's pretty fun and you get to see and...
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Wanted to stop by and introduce myself! I'm currently working on building a Mendel! Okay...when I say 'working on,' I mean that I have one reprap motherboard purchased, unsoldered and that's it. I...
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Just thought I would introduce myself as well. I am a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Washington and recently helped complete three Mendels. One belongs to the lab at the...
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As this is an Introductions thread please allow myself to introduce, my self. My name is Michael and can be reached at strangerthanbland@gmail.com I just joined the group here and the google side of...
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Building a Tech Zone Mendel located in north Seattle I am a slow learner so lots of problems.
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Devos, I'm on whidbey island studying reprap and all other additive manufacturing devices. I'd be interested in trading info and advice with you. Cap Medbot@live.com
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Starting my reprap scheming. I have a good workspace, a degree in ME, decent programming skills, some $, but severely limited time. Any tips on how to best get up-to-speed and... eventually... printing?
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Hi; My name is Barry. Thought I would Introduce my self and maybe give you a little frame of reference. For the last 12 years I have been a Dairy Equipment Mechanic working In Lynden, Washington. I do...
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Hi all, still printing? My name is Scott, and I'm a software engineer and musician originally from Cape Cod. I'm living in Ballard now and I recently built a Prusa i3 which I'm still refining and...
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Hi guys, I just finished building a Lyman v3 extrusion machine. I'm now starting on building a Kossel Mini delta 3d printer. I live in Tacoma, but I might drive up to Seattle or down to Olympia for...
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Hello, I'm Mark, and I moved to Seattle a few months ago. Brought my Prusa Mendel (built from a MakerGear kit) along for the ride, and it seems to be in decent working order, aside from a clogged...
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Hi Mark, good to know of another Reprapper in Ballard. I still attend 3D printer night on Thursdays at Metrix, always an interesting mix of novices and experts. The most active DIY group seems to be...
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