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Topic: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

I hit the Solidoodle booth while at CES this week.  I captured some video which Zach (my son) edited.

The printer looked pretty good in terms of form and fit.  It was printing but they didn't have a lot of printouts to look at.

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

Nice job Mark!

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

Thanks for sharing. What axis is the motor on top driving?

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

GReat this is what i wanted solidoodle would post  great job

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

jagowilson wrote:

Thanks for sharing. What axis is the motor on top driving?

Its basically the same as the SD2 and other SD printers.

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

Awesome! Thank you

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

mark.burhop wrote:
jagowilson wrote:

Thanks for sharing. What axis is the motor on top driving?

Its basically the same as the SD2 and other SD printers.

Ah, I didn't see a motor on the X axis and was curious if they had gone to a Core X/Y system or sometning. So it's just driving Z?

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

Zach got a few pics and posted them on his Tumblr site. http://zburhop.tumblr.com/

This might help:

http://40.media.tumblr.com/c7920837009b167911aa68d1f68dccc3/tumblr_nhvczneBMU1qzx7zpo4_1280.jpg

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

I like the internal light.  I'm totally going to add mood lighting to my workbench when I get it.

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Re: Solidoodle Press from CES 2015

blazin_penguin wrote:

I like the internal light.  I'm totally going to add mood lighting to my workbench when I get it.

We need an arduino/multicolor LED hack connected to the nozzle temperature to tell if she is ready to print smile

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