Just curious, after these improvements, will the 3D printer be safe for unattended use? I was able to print the part I needed this weekend in ~4 hours, but only at significantly thicker layer height than I would have prefered. It would definitely be nice for those of us who can’t camp out all night at the hive to be able to leave 10 hour+ prints to run overnight.
Was that “sure” to my suggestion of adding wiggle room to the vote, or to my question of if these changes will make the printer safe to use unattended?
Sorry just being snarky. We should be more clear on what is a clarification of questions and what is a vote.
I was just answering the questions.
I usually reserve my vote for the meetings in case something drastic changes.
I am leaning toward a vote of yes in the meeting next week.
I’m voting yes on this one, and would be happy to assist if another pair of hands is required. These replacement parts should eliminate several annoyances in our printing workflow.
There is a vote on this proposal tonight.
My understanding is for $200 to bring the Ultimaker to more manageable working condition.
We can have more discussion about this during the meeting.
Personally I think we are getting into nit-picking territory on what is what.
We are not buying a $5000 kit to create nuclear fuel rods.
This just falls out of the area warden budget, hence the vote.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, everyone gets a vote.
Jeff has volunteered to get these changes installed and documented. I’ll be involved and as the FabLab warden, and I support this effort as I am the one who gets to fix the beast if it breaks/gets broken.
I’m going to focus more energy on the 3D printer(s) once I get done with the laser cutters. The class went well last Saturday.
Let’s keep moving forward together as a mostly cohesive group.