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Mach .99 · 02 marzo 18, 13:47

Scusate era per un troll che quotando me aveva inserito pubblicità di medicine.
Svampato.

starwars · 06 marzo 18, 13:37

Qualcuno di voi stampa con petg..?

**il_Zott** · 13 settembre 17, 11:39

Aaaaa è vero, c'è anche la iper forte, ma non l'ho trovata.
Con la "forte" ci stampo sul vetro anche piccoli pezzo di ABS senza nessun problema.
Se poi uno usa solo pla, allora quello lo stampi anche per terra ;)

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alevilla · 24 settembre 17, 23:34

Una piccola modifica.
OEM Fang CR-10 found on #Thingiverse
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2390346

La devo provare su una stampa più grande...

Saluti
Alex

Inviato dal mio HUAWEI GRA-L09 utilizzando Tapatalk

rosnik · 28 settembre 17, 22:00

Prime stampe con la CR-10.

3Dlabprint EDGE Zivko,
non chiedetemi nulla, perchè è tutto e solo merito di Alex

alevilla · 29 settembre 17, 22:42

Citazione:

Originalmente inviato da rosnik

Prime stampe con la CR-10.

3Dlabprint EDGE Zivko,
non chiedetemi nulla, perchè è tutto e solo merito di Alex

C'è ancora da capire perché ti fa quei bozzoletti, soprattutto vorrei capire se li fa alla fine o all'inizio di un perimetro dopo aver eseguito una retrazione.
Dalla preview del gcode si dovrebbe riuscire a capire.
C'è da studiare!

Sotto con gli altri pezzi!

Ciao
Alex

ChristianR · 10 ottobre 17, 11:39

Sto sintonizzato dopo aver letto qualche prova in giro, sto valutando anche altro anche se qua potrebbe essere un buon modello per iniziare.

rosnik · 11 ottobre 17, 14:18

Fonte
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...Creality-CR-10
ne dicono piuttosto bene. :-)

"Creality CR-10
I realize the CR-10 is quickly becoming the F-150 of 3D printers, with thousands sold, a huge Facebook support presence and dozens of youtube videos on reviews, mods and general experience. . . so me further saying it is an outstanding printer for under $450 is just another drop in the ocean.

I have had mine now for just over three months and have become very familiar with its pros and cons.

Let's start with the cons. . .

- The main control unit fan is moderately noisy and runs continuously. Sounds somewhat like a high-end video card running wide open. It's in the upper 50's, low 60's db.

- While it does have a HUGE build volume (300 x 300 x 390mm), once you pass ~280mm in the 'z' with thin and tall models, such as spires, rods, etc., the gantry will sway due to the harsh direction change and cause around +/-1mm in the Y direction that will show in the printed model. Thus it does need added support rods, which there are tons of mods to do so. However added supports fix this issue.

-The control unit can set the heated bed to 135c, however there is no way that can be achieved. At best, without added under bed insulation, I was only able to achieve ~90c. However with under bed insulation of cotton batting with high temp aluminum tape, I am able to get the bed to ~114c. Additionally, it takes a good 6-8 minutes to achieve that temp.

-The cable for heating the bed needs added strain relief as it is only connected by its solder connection. The MicroSD card comes with the .stl file for printing one.

-The filament comes uncomfortably close to the Z-axis threaded rod. The MicroSD also comes with an .stl file for a mod to solve the issue.

The printing head is NOT an all-metal unit so it is only good to ~250C, so nylons and polycarbonates are not within the unit's ability.

The MicroSD is not recognized after the unit is turned on and inserted. It must be inserted first. It also cannot be removed and re-inserted while the unit is on and be recognized.

The Pros. . .

-The unit has a HUGE build volume, 300 x 300 x 390mm. They call it 400mm, but going that high causes issues with the feed tube and power cables. Even 390mm one has to pay attention to the cable and tube.

-It arrives well packaged and takes literally 20-45 minutes to assemble depending on the familiarity of the unit and your skills and experience with out-of-the-box assemblies.

-The prints are outstanding following only the filament's recommendations on speed and print temperature.

One caveat, there is a voltage slider on the side of the control box for 110 and 220. Insure it is set on 110 for the US.

Last comment. So far. . . I am 90-95% satisfied with the unit, and would happily recommend it. The missing % is listed above in the 'cons'."

bippoboppo · 30 marzo 18, 19:09

ho connesso la stampante con il cavo usb della stampante al computer. una volta scollegato lo schermo della stampante resta tutto blu e non funziona... come posso risolvere????

enrique · 31 marzo 18, 01:22

Citazione:

Originalmente inviato da bippoboppo

ho connesso la stampante con il cavo usb della stampante al computer. una volta scollegato lo schermo della stampante resta tutto blu e non funziona... come posso risolvere????

La stampante se la accendi senza collegarla al pc funziona?
Quando la colleghi al pc, si riavvia per caso?

24 settembre 17, 23:34	#4 (permalink) Top
alevilla User Data registr.: 28-08-2000 Residenza: Novara Messaggi: 1.094	Una piccola modifica. OEM Fang CR-10 found on #Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2390346 La devo provare su una stampa più grande... Saluti Alex Inviato dal mio HUAWEI GRA-L09 utilizzando Tapatalk __________________ http://www.thingiverse.com/filotto78/about "I am responsible for what I say, not for what you understand"

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rosnik User Data registr.: 30-04-2012 Residenza: Brescia Messaggi: 804	Prime stampe con la CR-10. 3Dlabprint EDGE Zivko, non chiedetemi nulla, perchè è tutto e solo merito di Alex Icone allegate

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bippoboppo User Data registr.: 30-03-2018 Messaggi: 2	Urgente!! Problema cr-10 ho connesso la stampante con il cavo usb della stampante al computer. una volta scollegato lo schermo della stampante resta tutto blu e non funziona... come posso risolvere????

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Mach .99 User Data registr.: 20-03-2006 Messaggi: 6.006	Scusate era per un troll che quotando me aveva inserito pubblicità di medicine. Svampato.

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starwars User Data registr.: 29-12-2017 Residenza: romagna Messaggi: 346	Qualcuno di voi stampa con petg..?

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il_Zott Adv Moderator Data registr.: 14-10-2002 Residenza: Roma Messaggi: 19.841	Aaaaa è vero, c'è anche la iper forte, ma non l'ho trovata. Con la "forte" ci stampo sul vetro anche piccoli pezzo di ABS senza nessun problema. Se poi uno usa solo pla, allora quello lo stampi anche per terra ;) Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk

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ChristianR User Data registr.: 15-01-2013 Residenza: Verbania Messaggi: 72	Sto sintonizzato dopo aver letto qualche prova in giro, sto valutando anche altro anche se qua potrebbe essere un buon modello per iniziare.

11 ottobre 17, 14:18	#8 (permalink) Top
rosnik User Data registr.: 30-04-2012 Residenza: Brescia Messaggi: 804	Fonte https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...Creality-CR-10 ne dicono piuttosto bene. :-) "Creality CR-10 I realize the CR-10 is quickly becoming the F-150 of 3D printers, with thousands sold, a huge Facebook support presence and dozens of youtube videos on reviews, mods and general experience. . . so me further saying it is an outstanding printer for under $450 is just another drop in the ocean. I have had mine now for just over three months and have become very familiar with its pros and cons. Let's start with the cons. . . - The main control unit fan is moderately noisy and runs continuously. Sounds somewhat like a high-end video card running wide open. It's in the upper 50's, low 60's db. - While it does have a HUGE build volume (300 x 300 x 390mm), once you pass ~280mm in the 'z' with thin and tall models, such as spires, rods, etc., the gantry will sway due to the harsh direction change and cause around +/-1mm in the Y direction that will show in the printed model. Thus it does need added support rods, which there are tons of mods to do so. However added supports fix this issue. -The control unit can set the heated bed to 135c, however there is no way that can be achieved. At best, without added under bed insulation, I was only able to achieve ~90c. However with under bed insulation of cotton batting with high temp aluminum tape, I am able to get the bed to ~114c. Additionally, it takes a good 6-8 minutes to achieve that temp. -The cable for heating the bed needs added strain relief as it is only connected by its solder connection. The MicroSD card comes with the .stl file for printing one. -The filament comes uncomfortably close to the Z-axis threaded rod. The MicroSD also comes with an .stl file for a mod to solve the issue. The printing head is NOT an all-metal unit so it is only good to ~250C, so nylons and polycarbonates are not within the unit's ability. The MicroSD is not recognized after the unit is turned on and inserted. It must be inserted first. It also cannot be removed and re-inserted while the unit is on and be recognized. The Pros. . . -The unit has a HUGE build volume, 300 x 300 x 390mm. They call it 400mm, but going that high causes issues with the feed tube and power cables. Even 390mm one has to pay attention to the cable and tube. -It arrives well packaged and takes literally 20-45 minutes to assemble depending on the familiarity of the unit and your skills and experience with out-of-the-box assemblies. -The prints are outstanding following only the filament's recommendations on speed and print temperature. One caveat, there is a voltage slider on the side of the control box for 110 and 220. Insure it is set on 110 for the US. Last comment. So far. . . I am 90-95% satisfied with the unit, and would happily recommend it. The missing % is listed above in the 'cons'."