Mendel in 1 sheet
by Spacexula, published
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I included a .005mm sheet so it is very easy to combine parts to make multi part prints. Just move the parts to the sheet, select all parts you want to join, and press j. Delete the rest of the parts and export to a new stl.
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view allFor anyone interested I have uploaded a modified version of it this to google's 3d warehouse for sketchup. You can also find an assembled Mendel in sketchup at the same place.
http://sketchup.google.com/3dw...
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For anyone interested I have uploaded a modified version of it this to google's 3d warehouse for sketchup. You can also find an assembled Mendel in sketchup at the same place.
http://sketchup.google.com/3dw...
More info here.
http://capolight.wordpress.com...
I want to convert this into a sketchup for those people on thingiverse that use it. I can convert the .stl into a sketchup but it looses the dimensions when I do that. Can anyone give me the dimension of the flat square plane in the .stl ? If i have the lengths of those sides I can scale it from there. Thanks!
Look up apollo mendel, it "would" print it all in one shot, but honestly that would mean 1 stepper skip in 60 hours would ruin the whole print. Better to print it in blocks of 2-3 hours.
Someone needs oldskool 2d print all the parts together in order to make a really big checklist. I used the image from the reprap site, but I think I like this better.
Hehe, if you have one spare day you can try to convert it in Skeinforge :-D
Excellent! Nice work.
I guess I can figure this out by looking at it... which I will do, but if you're handy, what do you think the optimum bed size is to print this in one hit?
Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks! (I use a Bits From Bytes machine, so I'll make a larger platform.)
Working a similar sheet for Micro Mendel when I get the parts list straightened out.

Obrigado pelas informa
ções. Parabéns pelo trabalho.
Seu bem-vindos, por favor use a vers
ão mais recente, Prusa Mendel