Some days ago my new metal extruders and a dual extruder arrived. So the old extruder had to be disassembled from my Prusa I3B pro to add it for some tests to my new MPCNC machine. The dual extruder replaced the single one and magically the Prusa I3B pro became a Prusa I3C Pro. First„State of MPCNC 3D printer“ weiterlesen
Kategorie-Archive: Linux
MPCNC Igus style version with Smartramps (Arduino Due) controller
It’s the right time to present the Alpha-Version of a Igus-style M(ostly)P(rinted)CNC.This is a slightly modified version from the original one published by Allted on thingyverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:724999). Mostly all metal bearings have been replaced by new designed 3D-printed adapters.My motivation: Save money for the hardware parts to buy a more powerfull control: Smartramps (Ramps for„MPCNC Igus style version with Smartramps (Arduino Due) controller“ weiterlesen
Remote control for your 3D printer
Octoprint, Odroid-C1 and a Prusa I3 B Pro from Geeetech are perfect teamplayers to build an open source hard- and software solution for realizing a remote controllable 3D printer.Octoprint is a server which offers you a webinterface for not only providing a video live view of your printing process but it lets you upload gcode„Remote control for your 3D printer“ weiterlesen
Raspberry Pi 3 with 4.4.7 full preemptive realtime kernel running a synth
The Raspberry Pi came back to me…The RPI3 is running a Ubuntu Mate on top of a 4.4.7 linux kernel with full preemption. First I tried to get the zynaddsubfx running with a graphical system (desktop) but it works much better with a headless system and all unneccesary daemons running in the background stopped. We„Raspberry Pi 3 with 4.4.7 full preemptive realtime kernel running a synth“ weiterlesen
GPiano- Rebuilding the Lasermodul -part1
Hi, today I started rebuilding the laser module for the graped piano. During the next days you can see how the module is rebuilt to make the illumination of the graped piano become more safe and easy to handle. This is a first test for getting the automatic calibration routines working.
ODROID-C2 – first 4k test with real hardware TV
Hi, today some nice guys from a nearby electronic hardware store gave me permission to test the ODROID-C2 with some 4k capable TV-Screens from Samsung and LG. Special thanks to the guys from MediaMarkt in Düsseldorf for their uncomplicated support and the trust in the curious little machine 😉 Please excuse the „suround sounds“. As„ODROID-C2 – first 4k test with real hardware TV“ weiterlesen