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<p>Twaller: /* 3D Printers */</p> <hr /> <div>== Makerspace Equipment ==<br /> === 3D Printers ===<br /> Annapolis Makerspace offers a rare collection of state-of-the-art high speed 3D FDM (Filament) printing options that range from very high detail plastics to large diameter carbon fiber reinforced material. Members can schedule, control and monitor their prints online from home or in the shop. Members provide the material they use (as with woodworking) and have orientation and support from other members as needed.<br /> <br /> *Printers:<br /> ** [[Original Prusa XL 5-Tool|Original Prusa XL 5-Tool Printer with enclosure]]<br /> ** [[Two Original Prusa MK4S's with enclosure|Two Original Prusa MK4S printers with enclosures]]<br /> <br /> *[[User experience]]<br /> <br /> === Woodworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[CNC Router, Shapeoko XXL]]<br /> * [[Compound Miter Saw, Makita model LS1016L]]<br /> * [[Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Vertical bandsaw, Craftsman 12-in.]]<br /> * [[Drill press]]<br /> * [[Wood lathe, Harbor Freight benchtop]]<br /> * [[Planer, Makita 2012NB 12-Inch]]<br /> * [[Delta Oscillating Spindle Sander]]<br /> * [[Jointer, Powermatic 54A]]<br /> * [[Bandsaw, Laguna 14&quot; 1412-175]]<br /> * [[Woodworking Resources]]<br /> <br /> === Laser Cutting/Engraving Equipment ===<br /> * [[Boss LS-3655]]<br /> <br /> === Vinyl Cutting Machines ===<br /> * [[Cricut Explore Air]]<br /> <br /> === Metalworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[ Horizontal bandsaw, Harbor Freight ]]<br /> <br /> === Shop Tools ===<br /> * [[Air compressor, California Air Tools model 8010]]<br /> <br /> === Electronic Equipment ===<br /> * [[Rigol 1054Z digital oscilloscope]] <br /> * Tektronix 2213A analog oscilloscope<br /> * Tektronix 2225 analog oscilloscope<br /> * Fluke PM2813 programmable power supply<br /> * GW Instek GRG-450B RF signal generator<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8135 digital multimeter<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8251A digital multimeter<br /> * Hakko FX888D soldering iron<br /> * Sparkfun 937b soldering iron<br /> * ZD-915 desoldering station<br /> <br /> === Crafting Equipment ===<br /> * Hot glue gun<br /> * Mat cutter, Logan Graphics model 450 <br /> * Hot wire pen for cutting foam<br /> <br /> === Office Equipment ===<br /> * Laser printer, Brother HL-2270DW<br /> * Brother label maker<br /> * [[Dymo label maker]]<br /> * Laminator<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> <br /> === [[3D printing]] ===<br /> <br /> === [[Electronics]] === <br /> <br /> ==== [[Raspberry Pi]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Arduino and other Microcontrollers]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Home Automation]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Parts Inventory]] ====<br /> <br /> === [[Software]] ===<br /> ==== [[Web Development]] - HTML/CSS/JS ====<br /> ==== [[PHP]] ====<br /> ==== [[Python]] ====<br /> ==== [[Retro Gaming]] ====<br /> === [[Woodworking]] ===<br /> <br /> === Misc ===<br /> * [https://www.makeannapolis.org/resources/tools/aqm.html Air Quality Meter] - Graph of the large/small particle counter data<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace Links/Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.makeannapolis.org/ Website]<br /> * [https://www.meetup.com/Annapolis-Makerspace/ Meetup]<br /> * [https://www.facebook.com/AnnapolisMakerspace/ Facebook]<br /> * [https://twitter.com/AnnapolisMakers Twitter]<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.slack.com/ Slack] - [http://www.makeannapolis.org/Annapolis-Makerspace-Slack-Invite-Request Invite required]<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace - Board of Directors ==<br /> <br /> President (Temporary): Tony Aquilino<br /> <br /> Vice President: Russ Miller<br /> <br /> Secretary: Trevor Gryffyn<br /> <br /> Treasurer: Robert Bell<br /> <br /> Member-at-Large: George Umberger<br /> <br /> == Makerspace Documents ==<br /> * [https://signnow.com/s/tVv4mx6D Annapolis Makerspace Waiver and Release]<br /> <br /> == Promotions ==<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.threadless.com Threadless Merch Shop]<br /> * [http://paypal.me/MakeAnnapolis Paypal Quick Send]<br /> * There's a Google Team Drive with promotional material. Message Trevor with your email to get an invite or go here and click Request Access: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/0AFRSsBY_EqCyUk9PVA<br /> <br /> == Makerspace in the Media ==<br /> * [https://www.capitalgazette.com/coronavirus/ac-cn-3d-print-respirator-masks-20200423-w4myjfoyqffjpnxnpbmm4bzcfa-story.html Capital Gazette 4/23/2020] - &quot;Annapolis man and St. Mary’s community 3D print thousands of masks to protect medical workers from coronavirus&quot;. Article about Steve Saint Amour and the N95 respirator 3D printing for the covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/family/newandnotable/9975-putting-on-a-brave-face Chesapeake Family Life 4/13/2020] - &quot;Putting on a Brave Face&quot;. Article about local covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/home/this-musical-stuffed-moose-has-gone-silent-can-it-be-fixed/2019/12/20/14734db4-2038-11ea-a153-dce4b94e4249_story.html Washington Post Home &amp; Garden &quot;This musical stuffed moose has gone silent. Can it be fixed?&quot;] - A small reference, but nice<br /> * [https://issuu.com/chesapeakeinspired/docs/may_cf_2019_issu/18 Chesapeake Family Life May 2019 PDF Version] [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/fun/fun-stuff-to-do/9493-annapolis-makerspace-a-space-to-build-make-and-create Text Version]<br /> * [http://digitaledition.baltimoresun.com/tribune/article_popover.aspx?guid=feacd6c0-c1c4-4f7d-bd73-1e13d255ff41 Baltimore Sun 8/13/2017]<br /> * [http://themarylandcrabs.com/2017/08/11/crabcake-annapolis-makerspace-find-your-inner-mad-scientist-august-2017/ Maryland Crabs Podcast 8/11/2017]<br /> * [http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/annapolis/ph-ac-cn-annapolis-makerspace-0807-20170806-story.html Capital Gazette 8/6/2017]<br /> * [http://www.bayweekly.com/articles/features/article/picking-tricks-trades Bay Weekly 9/14/17]<br /> <br /> == Other Makerspaces ==<br /> Until we have a formal &quot;library&quot; multi-space inventory system, it may be useful to list other spaces in the area and what special equipment they might have<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.openworksbmore.org/schedule/ OPEN WORKS BALTIMORE]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> 3D Printing:'''<br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication <br /> <br /> Metal Shop<br /> <br /> Textiles<br /> <br /> Digital Media/Print Shop<br /> <br /> Wood Shop<br /> <br /> Electronics Lab<br /> <br /> Computer Lab<br /> <br /> [https://www.openworksbmore.org/machines-tools/ Click Here for a complete updated list of Open Works equipment]<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.chesapeakearts.org/makerspace/about/ CHESAPEAKE ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Ceramics<br /> <br /> Woodworking<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication<br /> <br /> Screen Printing<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.marylandhall.org/classes/studios//about/ MARYLAND HALL ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Wood Turning<br /> <br /> Pottery<br /> <br /> Glass Fusing<br /> <br /> Painting<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.stjohns.edu/academics/schools/college-professional-studies/innovation-and-entrepreneurship/design-factory/ DESIGN FACTORY at ST JOHNS COLLEGE]'''<br /> <br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Cricut (Cutting Machine)<br /> <br /> Digital Image Design <br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.make125.org/about/ GREENBELT MAKERSPACE]'''<br /> <br /> Cooperative Tool Lending Library <br /> <br /> 'Repair Cafe' Workshops<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.unallocatedspace.org/ UNALLOCATED SPACE (Severn MD)]'''<br /> <br /> Collaborative workspace<br /> <br /> Misc power tools and electronics<br /> <br /> == Mediawiki Guides ==<br /> Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> === Getting started ===<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_5-Tool&diff=2134 2025-11-30T17:40:49Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 5-Tool printer with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-assembled-5-toolhead-3d-printer-enclosure-bundle/ Vendor site for Prusa XL 5-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials | 0.6mm High Flow | 0.8mm brass</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_5-Tool&diff=2133 2025-11-30T17:39:14Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 5-Tool printer with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-assembled-5-toolhead-3d-printer-enclosure-bundle/ Vendor site for Prusa XL 5-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_5-Tool&diff=2132 2025-11-30T17:38:08Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 5-Tool printer with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-semi-assembled-5-toolhead-3d-printer/ Vendor site for Prusa XL 5-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_5-Tool&diff=2131 2025-11-30T17:37:34Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 5-Tool printer with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-semi-assembled-5-toolhead-3d-printer/ Vendor site for Prusa XL 2-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_5-Tool&diff=2130 2025-11-30T17:36:14Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 5-Tool printer with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-semi-assembled-2-toolhead-3d-printer/ Vendor site for Prusa XL 2-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_5-Tool&diff=2129 2025-11-30T17:35:51Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 2-Tool printer with enclosure (5-Tool shown)<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-semi-assembled-2-toolhead-3d-printer/ Vendor site for Prusa XL 2-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_5-Tool&diff=2128 2025-11-30T17:31:39Z

<p>Twaller: Created page with &quot;Original Prusa XL 5-Tool From Annapolis Makerspace Wiki Original Prusa XL 5-Tool printer with enclosure 500px/ Original Prusa 5-toolhead 3D Printer About Prusa Research Vendor site for Prusa XL 5-tool printer Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management Build area: 360x360x360mm Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow) Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detai...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 5-Tool<br /> From Annapolis Makerspace Wiki<br /> Original Prusa XL 5-Tool printer with enclosure<br /> <br /> 500px/ Original Prusa 5-toolhead 3D Printer<br /> <br /> About Prusa Research<br /> Vendor site for Prusa XL 5-tool printer <br /> Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure<br /> Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management<br /> Build area: 360x360x360mm<br /> Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=2127 2025-11-30T17:26:25Z

<p>Twaller: /* 3D Printers */</p> <hr /> <div>== Makerspace Equipment ==<br /> === 3D Printers ===<br /> Annapolis Makerspace offers a rare collection of state-of-the-art high speed 3D FDM (Filament) printing options that range from very high detail plastics to large diameter carbon fiber reinforced material. Members can schedule, control and monitor their prints online from home or in the shop. Members provide the material they use (as with woodworking) and have orientation and support from other members as needed.<br /> <br /> *Printers:<br /> ** [[Original Prusa XL 2-Tool|Original Prusa XL 2-Tool Printer with enclosure]]<br /> ** [[Original Prusa XL 5-Tool|Original Prusa XL 5-Tool Printer with enclosure]]<br /> ** [[Two Original Prusa MK4S's with enclosure|Two Original Prusa MK4S printers with enclosures]]<br /> <br /> *[[User experience]]<br /> <br /> === Woodworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[CNC Router, Shapeoko XXL]]<br /> * [[Compound Miter Saw, Makita model LS1016L]]<br /> * [[Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Vertical bandsaw, Craftsman 12-in.]]<br /> * [[Drill press]]<br /> * [[Wood lathe, Harbor Freight benchtop]]<br /> * [[Planer, Makita 2012NB 12-Inch]]<br /> * [[Delta Oscillating Spindle Sander]]<br /> * [[Jointer, Powermatic 54A]]<br /> * [[Bandsaw, Laguna 14&quot; 1412-175]]<br /> * [[Woodworking Resources]]<br /> <br /> === Laser Cutting/Engraving Equipment ===<br /> * [[Boss LS-3655]]<br /> <br /> === Vinyl Cutting Machines ===<br /> * [[Cricut Explore Air]]<br /> <br /> === Metalworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[ Horizontal bandsaw, Harbor Freight ]]<br /> <br /> === Shop Tools ===<br /> * [[Air compressor, California Air Tools model 8010]]<br /> <br /> === Electronic Equipment ===<br /> * [[Rigol 1054Z digital oscilloscope]] <br /> * Tektronix 2213A analog oscilloscope<br /> * Tektronix 2225 analog oscilloscope<br /> * Fluke PM2813 programmable power supply<br /> * GW Instek GRG-450B RF signal generator<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8135 digital multimeter<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8251A digital multimeter<br /> * Hakko FX888D soldering iron<br /> * Sparkfun 937b soldering iron<br /> * ZD-915 desoldering station<br /> <br /> === Crafting Equipment ===<br /> * Hot glue gun<br /> * Mat cutter, Logan Graphics model 450 <br /> * Hot wire pen for cutting foam<br /> <br /> === Office Equipment ===<br /> * Laser printer, Brother HL-2270DW<br /> * Brother label maker<br /> * [[Dymo label maker]]<br /> * Laminator<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> <br /> === [[3D printing]] ===<br /> <br /> === [[Electronics]] === <br /> <br /> ==== [[Raspberry Pi]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Arduino and other Microcontrollers]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Home Automation]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Parts Inventory]] ====<br /> <br /> === [[Software]] ===<br /> ==== [[Web Development]] - HTML/CSS/JS ====<br /> ==== [[PHP]] ====<br /> ==== [[Python]] ====<br /> ==== [[Retro Gaming]] ====<br /> === [[Woodworking]] ===<br /> <br /> === Misc ===<br /> * [https://www.makeannapolis.org/resources/tools/aqm.html Air Quality Meter] - Graph of the large/small particle counter data<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace Links/Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.makeannapolis.org/ Website]<br /> * [https://www.meetup.com/Annapolis-Makerspace/ Meetup]<br /> * [https://www.facebook.com/AnnapolisMakerspace/ Facebook]<br /> * [https://twitter.com/AnnapolisMakers Twitter]<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.slack.com/ Slack] - [http://www.makeannapolis.org/Annapolis-Makerspace-Slack-Invite-Request Invite required]<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace - Board of Directors ==<br /> <br /> President (Temporary): Tony Aquilino<br /> <br /> Vice President: Russ Miller<br /> <br /> Secretary: Trevor Gryffyn<br /> <br /> Treasurer: Robert Bell<br /> <br /> Member-at-Large: George Umberger<br /> <br /> == Makerspace Documents ==<br /> * [https://signnow.com/s/tVv4mx6D Annapolis Makerspace Waiver and Release]<br /> <br /> == Promotions ==<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.threadless.com Threadless Merch Shop]<br /> * [http://paypal.me/MakeAnnapolis Paypal Quick Send]<br /> * There's a Google Team Drive with promotional material. Message Trevor with your email to get an invite or go here and click Request Access: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/0AFRSsBY_EqCyUk9PVA<br /> <br /> == Makerspace in the Media ==<br /> * [https://www.capitalgazette.com/coronavirus/ac-cn-3d-print-respirator-masks-20200423-w4myjfoyqffjpnxnpbmm4bzcfa-story.html Capital Gazette 4/23/2020] - &quot;Annapolis man and St. Mary’s community 3D print thousands of masks to protect medical workers from coronavirus&quot;. Article about Steve Saint Amour and the N95 respirator 3D printing for the covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/family/newandnotable/9975-putting-on-a-brave-face Chesapeake Family Life 4/13/2020] - &quot;Putting on a Brave Face&quot;. Article about local covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/home/this-musical-stuffed-moose-has-gone-silent-can-it-be-fixed/2019/12/20/14734db4-2038-11ea-a153-dce4b94e4249_story.html Washington Post Home &amp; Garden &quot;This musical stuffed moose has gone silent. Can it be fixed?&quot;] - A small reference, but nice<br /> * [https://issuu.com/chesapeakeinspired/docs/may_cf_2019_issu/18 Chesapeake Family Life May 2019 PDF Version] [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/fun/fun-stuff-to-do/9493-annapolis-makerspace-a-space-to-build-make-and-create Text Version]<br /> * [http://digitaledition.baltimoresun.com/tribune/article_popover.aspx?guid=feacd6c0-c1c4-4f7d-bd73-1e13d255ff41 Baltimore Sun 8/13/2017]<br /> * [http://themarylandcrabs.com/2017/08/11/crabcake-annapolis-makerspace-find-your-inner-mad-scientist-august-2017/ Maryland Crabs Podcast 8/11/2017]<br /> * [http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/annapolis/ph-ac-cn-annapolis-makerspace-0807-20170806-story.html Capital Gazette 8/6/2017]<br /> * [http://www.bayweekly.com/articles/features/article/picking-tricks-trades Bay Weekly 9/14/17]<br /> <br /> == Other Makerspaces ==<br /> Until we have a formal &quot;library&quot; multi-space inventory system, it may be useful to list other spaces in the area and what special equipment they might have<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.openworksbmore.org/schedule/ OPEN WORKS BALTIMORE]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> 3D Printing:'''<br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication <br /> <br /> Metal Shop<br /> <br /> Textiles<br /> <br /> Digital Media/Print Shop<br /> <br /> Wood Shop<br /> <br /> Electronics Lab<br /> <br /> Computer Lab<br /> <br /> [https://www.openworksbmore.org/machines-tools/ Click Here for a complete updated list of Open Works equipment]<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.chesapeakearts.org/makerspace/about/ CHESAPEAKE ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Ceramics<br /> <br /> Woodworking<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication<br /> <br /> Screen Printing<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.marylandhall.org/classes/studios//about/ MARYLAND HALL ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Wood Turning<br /> <br /> Pottery<br /> <br /> Glass Fusing<br /> <br /> Painting<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.stjohns.edu/academics/schools/college-professional-studies/innovation-and-entrepreneurship/design-factory/ DESIGN FACTORY at ST JOHNS COLLEGE]'''<br /> <br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Cricut (Cutting Machine)<br /> <br /> Digital Image Design <br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.make125.org/about/ GREENBELT MAKERSPACE]'''<br /> <br /> Cooperative Tool Lending Library <br /> <br /> 'Repair Cafe' Workshops<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.unallocatedspace.org/ UNALLOCATED SPACE (Severn MD)]'''<br /> <br /> Collaborative workspace<br /> <br /> Misc power tools and electronics<br /> <br /> == Mediawiki Guides ==<br /> Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> === Getting started ===<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=2126 2025-11-30T17:25:22Z

<p>Twaller: /* 3D Printers */</p> <hr /> <div>== Makerspace Equipment ==<br /> === 3D Printers ===<br /> Annapolis Makerspace offers a rare collection of state-of-the-art high speed 3D FDM (Filament) printing options that range from very high detail plastics to large diameter carbon fiber reinforced material. Members can schedule, control and monitor their prints online from home or in the shop. Members provide the material they use (as with woodworking) and have orientation and support from other members as needed.<br /> <br /> *Printers:<br /> ** [[Original Prusa XL 5-Tool|Original Prusa XL 5-Tool Printer with enclosure]]<br /> ** [[Two Original Prusa MK4S's with enclosure|Two Original Prusa MK4S printers with enclosures]]<br /> <br /> *[[User experience]]<br /> <br /> === Woodworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[CNC Router, Shapeoko XXL]]<br /> * [[Compound Miter Saw, Makita model LS1016L]]<br /> * [[Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Vertical bandsaw, Craftsman 12-in.]]<br /> * [[Drill press]]<br /> * [[Wood lathe, Harbor Freight benchtop]]<br /> * [[Planer, Makita 2012NB 12-Inch]]<br /> * [[Delta Oscillating Spindle Sander]]<br /> * [[Jointer, Powermatic 54A]]<br /> * [[Bandsaw, Laguna 14&quot; 1412-175]]<br /> * [[Woodworking Resources]]<br /> <br /> === Laser Cutting/Engraving Equipment ===<br /> * [[Boss LS-3655]]<br /> <br /> === Vinyl Cutting Machines ===<br /> * [[Cricut Explore Air]]<br /> <br /> === Metalworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[ Horizontal bandsaw, Harbor Freight ]]<br /> <br /> === Shop Tools ===<br /> * [[Air compressor, California Air Tools model 8010]]<br /> <br /> === Electronic Equipment ===<br /> * [[Rigol 1054Z digital oscilloscope]] <br /> * Tektronix 2213A analog oscilloscope<br /> * Tektronix 2225 analog oscilloscope<br /> * Fluke PM2813 programmable power supply<br /> * GW Instek GRG-450B RF signal generator<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8135 digital multimeter<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8251A digital multimeter<br /> * Hakko FX888D soldering iron<br /> * Sparkfun 937b soldering iron<br /> * ZD-915 desoldering station<br /> <br /> === Crafting Equipment ===<br /> * Hot glue gun<br /> * Mat cutter, Logan Graphics model 450 <br /> * Hot wire pen for cutting foam<br /> <br /> === Office Equipment ===<br /> * Laser printer, Brother HL-2270DW<br /> * Brother label maker<br /> * [[Dymo label maker]]<br /> * Laminator<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> <br /> === [[3D printing]] ===<br /> <br /> === [[Electronics]] === <br /> <br /> ==== [[Raspberry Pi]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Arduino and other Microcontrollers]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Home Automation]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Parts Inventory]] ====<br /> <br /> === [[Software]] ===<br /> ==== [[Web Development]] - HTML/CSS/JS ====<br /> ==== [[PHP]] ====<br /> ==== [[Python]] ====<br /> ==== [[Retro Gaming]] ====<br /> === [[Woodworking]] ===<br /> <br /> === Misc ===<br /> * [https://www.makeannapolis.org/resources/tools/aqm.html Air Quality Meter] - Graph of the large/small particle counter data<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace Links/Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.makeannapolis.org/ Website]<br /> * [https://www.meetup.com/Annapolis-Makerspace/ Meetup]<br /> * [https://www.facebook.com/AnnapolisMakerspace/ Facebook]<br /> * [https://twitter.com/AnnapolisMakers Twitter]<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.slack.com/ Slack] - [http://www.makeannapolis.org/Annapolis-Makerspace-Slack-Invite-Request Invite required]<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace - Board of Directors ==<br /> <br /> President (Temporary): Tony Aquilino<br /> <br /> Vice President: Russ Miller<br /> <br /> Secretary: Trevor Gryffyn<br /> <br /> Treasurer: Robert Bell<br /> <br /> Member-at-Large: George Umberger<br /> <br /> == Makerspace Documents ==<br /> * [https://signnow.com/s/tVv4mx6D Annapolis Makerspace Waiver and Release]<br /> <br /> == Promotions ==<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.threadless.com Threadless Merch Shop]<br /> * [http://paypal.me/MakeAnnapolis Paypal Quick Send]<br /> * There's a Google Team Drive with promotional material. Message Trevor with your email to get an invite or go here and click Request Access: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/0AFRSsBY_EqCyUk9PVA<br /> <br /> == Makerspace in the Media ==<br /> * [https://www.capitalgazette.com/coronavirus/ac-cn-3d-print-respirator-masks-20200423-w4myjfoyqffjpnxnpbmm4bzcfa-story.html Capital Gazette 4/23/2020] - &quot;Annapolis man and St. Mary’s community 3D print thousands of masks to protect medical workers from coronavirus&quot;. Article about Steve Saint Amour and the N95 respirator 3D printing for the covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/family/newandnotable/9975-putting-on-a-brave-face Chesapeake Family Life 4/13/2020] - &quot;Putting on a Brave Face&quot;. Article about local covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/home/this-musical-stuffed-moose-has-gone-silent-can-it-be-fixed/2019/12/20/14734db4-2038-11ea-a153-dce4b94e4249_story.html Washington Post Home &amp; Garden &quot;This musical stuffed moose has gone silent. Can it be fixed?&quot;] - A small reference, but nice<br /> * [https://issuu.com/chesapeakeinspired/docs/may_cf_2019_issu/18 Chesapeake Family Life May 2019 PDF Version] [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/fun/fun-stuff-to-do/9493-annapolis-makerspace-a-space-to-build-make-and-create Text Version]<br /> * [http://digitaledition.baltimoresun.com/tribune/article_popover.aspx?guid=feacd6c0-c1c4-4f7d-bd73-1e13d255ff41 Baltimore Sun 8/13/2017]<br /> * [http://themarylandcrabs.com/2017/08/11/crabcake-annapolis-makerspace-find-your-inner-mad-scientist-august-2017/ Maryland Crabs Podcast 8/11/2017]<br /> * [http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/annapolis/ph-ac-cn-annapolis-makerspace-0807-20170806-story.html Capital Gazette 8/6/2017]<br /> * [http://www.bayweekly.com/articles/features/article/picking-tricks-trades Bay Weekly 9/14/17]<br /> <br /> == Other Makerspaces ==<br /> Until we have a formal &quot;library&quot; multi-space inventory system, it may be useful to list other spaces in the area and what special equipment they might have<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.openworksbmore.org/schedule/ OPEN WORKS BALTIMORE]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> 3D Printing:'''<br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication <br /> <br /> Metal Shop<br /> <br /> Textiles<br /> <br /> Digital Media/Print Shop<br /> <br /> Wood Shop<br /> <br /> Electronics Lab<br /> <br /> Computer Lab<br /> <br /> [https://www.openworksbmore.org/machines-tools/ Click Here for a complete updated list of Open Works equipment]<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.chesapeakearts.org/makerspace/about/ CHESAPEAKE ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Ceramics<br /> <br /> Woodworking<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication<br /> <br /> Screen Printing<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.marylandhall.org/classes/studios//about/ MARYLAND HALL ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Wood Turning<br /> <br /> Pottery<br /> <br /> Glass Fusing<br /> <br /> Painting<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.stjohns.edu/academics/schools/college-professional-studies/innovation-and-entrepreneurship/design-factory/ DESIGN FACTORY at ST JOHNS COLLEGE]'''<br /> <br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Cricut (Cutting Machine)<br /> <br /> Digital Image Design <br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.make125.org/about/ GREENBELT MAKERSPACE]'''<br /> <br /> Cooperative Tool Lending Library <br /> <br /> 'Repair Cafe' Workshops<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.unallocatedspace.org/ UNALLOCATED SPACE (Severn MD)]'''<br /> <br /> Collaborative workspace<br /> <br /> Misc power tools and electronics<br /> <br /> == Mediawiki Guides ==<br /> Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> === Getting started ===<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]</div>

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<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Schedule&lt;/small&gt; - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Octoprint image on a remote PC of a project printing &lt;/small&gt; - [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|400px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Personal Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with experienced members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> <br /> * [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2122 2025-06-18T23:58:16Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Schedule&lt;/small&gt; - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Octoprint image on a remote PC of a project printing &lt;/small&gt; - [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|400px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Personal Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with experienced members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Two_Original_Prusa_MK4S%27s_with_enclosure&diff=2121 2025-06-18T23:54:59Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa MK4S with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:MK4S_enclosure.jpeg|500px]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mk4s-3d-printer/ Prusa MK4S Vendor web site]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Nozzles installed: <br /> ** Printer &quot;Alfa&quot;: 0.4mm HF(High Flow) = greater detail than &quot;Bravo&quot;<br /> ** Printer &quot;Bravo&quot;: 0.6mm HF = less detail but faster prints than &quot;Alfa&quot; = reduction of print time by about 40%<br /> * Other than nozzle specs, the two MK4S printers have identical hardware and software <br /> * Nozzles available on request: <br /> ** 0.25mm brass for fine detail<br /> ** 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive material</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Two_Original_Prusa_MK4S%27s_with_enclosure&diff=2120 2025-06-18T23:54:08Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa MK4S with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:MK4S_enclosure.jpeg|500px]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mk4s-3d-printer/ Prusa MK4S Vendor web site]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Nozzles installed: <br /> ** Printer &quot;Alfa&quot;: 0.4mm HF(High Flow) = greater detail than &quot;Bravo&quot;<br /> ** Printer &quot;Bravo&quot;: 0.6mm HF = less detail but faster prints = reduction of print time by about 40%<br /> * Other than nozzle specs, the two MK4S printers have identical hardware and software <br /> * Nozzles available on request: <br /> ** 0.25mm brass for fine detail<br /> ** 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive material</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Two_Original_Prusa_MK4S%27s_with_enclosure&diff=2119 2025-06-18T23:50:24Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa MK4S with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:MK4S_enclosure.jpeg|500px]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mk4s-3d-printer/ Prusa MK4S Vendor web site]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Nozzles installed: <br /> ** Printer &quot;Alfa&quot;: 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> ** Printer &quot;Bravo&quot;: 0.6mm HF<br /> * Other than nozzle specs, the two MK4S printers have identical hardware and software <br /> * Nozzles available on request: <br /> ** 0.25mm brass for fine detail<br /> ** 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive material</div>

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<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing<br /> == Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing ==<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/prusaslicer_424/ Software: Free Prusa Slicer download] <br /> * [[Media:Basics_of_3D_Printing_Edition_3.pdf | Manual: Basics of 3D Printing Edition 3]]<br /> * [https://help.prusa3d.com/article/first-print-with-prusaslicer_1753 Prusa3D Web Training Site: Preparing for Your First Print with Prusa Slicer]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/category/prusa-academy/ More 3D training courses: Prusa Academy]<br /> * [[Some of the many sites offering printable downloads]]<br /> <br /> * [https://help.prusa3d.com/ Extensive Prusa knowledge and support base]</div>

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<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing<br /> == Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing ==<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/prusaslicer_424/ Software: Free Prusa Slicer download] <br /> * [[Media:Basics_of_3D_Printing_Edition_3.pdf | Manual: Basics of 3D Printing Edition 3]]<br /> * [https://help.prusa3d.com/article/first-print-with-prusaslicer_1753 Prusa3D Web Training Site: Preparing for Your First Print with Prusa Slicer]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/category/prusa-academy/ More 3D training courses: Prusa Academy]<br /> * [[Some of the many sites offering printable downloads]]<br /> <br /> * [[[https://help.prusa3d.com/ Extensive Prusa knowledge and support base]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2116 2025-06-18T23:01:18Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Schedule&lt;/small&gt; - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Octoprint image on a remote PC of a project printing &lt;/small&gt; - [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|400px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Personal Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2115 2025-06-18T22:58:44Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Schedule&lt;/small&gt; - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Octoprint image on a remote PC of a project printing &lt;/small&gt; - [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|400px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2114 2025-06-18T22:57:34Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Schedule&lt;/small&gt; - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Octoprint image on PC&lt;/small&gt; - [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|400px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2113 2025-06-18T22:56:47Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Schedule&lt;/small&gt; - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> Example Octoprint image on PC - [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|400px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2112 2025-06-18T22:55:25Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> &lt;small&gt;Example Schedule&lt;/small&gt; - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2111 2025-06-18T22:54:47Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> Example Schedule - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 600px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2110 2025-06-18T22:54:13Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> Example Schedule - [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 500px |]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2109 2025-06-18T22:53:23Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 400px | Example Schedule]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2108 2025-06-18T22:52:53Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> * [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 400px | Example Schedule]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2107 2025-06-18T22:52:34Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> * [[File: TeamupImage.jpg | 100px | Example Schedule]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2106 2025-06-18T22:52:12Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> * [[File: TeamupImage | 100px | Example Schedule]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2105 2025-06-18T22:51:29Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> * [[File: TeamupImage \ 100pxl \ Example Schedule]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2104 2025-06-18T22:50:16Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> * [[File: TeamupImage.jpg \ 100pxl \ Example Schedule]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2103 2025-06-18T22:49:36Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> * [[File: TeamUpImage.jpg \ 100pxl \ Example Schedule]]<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=File:TeamupImage.jpg&diff=2102 2025-06-18T22:47:17Z

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Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=2101 2025-06-18T22:42:36Z

<p>Twaller: /* 3D printing resources */</p> <hr /> <div>== Makerspace Equipment ==<br /> === 3D Printers ===<br /> Annapolis Makerspace offers a rare collection of state-of-the-art high speed 3D FDM (Filament) printing options that range from very high detail plastics to large diameter carbon fiber reinforced material. Members can schedule, control and monitor their prints online from home or in the shop. Members provide the material they use (as with woodworking) and have orientation and support from other members as needed.<br /> <br /> *Printers:<br /> ** [[Original Prusa XL 2-Tool|Original Prusa XL 2-Tool Printer with enclosure]]<br /> ** [[Two Original Prusa MK4S's with enclosure|Two Original Prusa MK4S printers with enclosures]]<br /> <br /> *[[User experience]]<br /> <br /> === Woodworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[CNC Router, Shapeoko XXL]]<br /> * [[Compound Miter Saw, Makita model LS1016L]]<br /> * [[Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Vertical bandsaw, Craftsman 12-in.]]<br /> * [[Drill press]]<br /> * [[Wood lathe, Harbor Freight benchtop]]<br /> * [[Planer, Makita 2012NB 12-Inch]]<br /> * [[Delta Oscillating Spindle Sander]]<br /> * [[Jointer, Powermatic 54A]]<br /> * [[Bandsaw, Laguna 14&quot; 1412-175]]<br /> * [[Woodworking Resources]]<br /> <br /> === Laser Cutting/Engraving Equipment ===<br /> * [[Boss LS-3655]]<br /> <br /> === Vinyl Cutting Machines ===<br /> * [[Cricut Explore Air]]<br /> <br /> === Metalworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[ Horizontal bandsaw, Harbor Freight ]]<br /> <br /> === Shop Tools ===<br /> * [[Air compressor, California Air Tools model 8010]]<br /> <br /> === Electronic Equipment ===<br /> * [[Rigol 1054Z digital oscilloscope]] <br /> * Tektronix 2213A analog oscilloscope<br /> * Tektronix 2225 analog oscilloscope<br /> * Fluke PM2813 programmable power supply<br /> * GW Instek GRG-450B RF signal generator<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8135 digital multimeter<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8251A digital multimeter<br /> * Hakko FX888D soldering iron<br /> * Sparkfun 937b soldering iron<br /> * ZD-915 desoldering station<br /> <br /> === Crafting Equipment ===<br /> * Hot glue gun<br /> * Mat cutter, Logan Graphics model 450 <br /> * Hot wire pen for cutting foam<br /> <br /> === Office Equipment ===<br /> * Laser printer, Brother HL-2270DW<br /> * Brother label maker<br /> * [[Dymo label maker]]<br /> * Laminator<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> <br /> === [[3D printing]] ===<br /> <br /> === [[Electronics]] === <br /> <br /> ==== [[Raspberry Pi]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Arduino and other Microcontrollers]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Home Automation]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Parts Inventory]] ====<br /> <br /> === [[Software]] ===<br /> ==== [[Web Development]] - HTML/CSS/JS ====<br /> ==== [[PHP]] ====<br /> ==== [[Python]] ====<br /> ==== [[Retro Gaming]] ====<br /> === [[Woodworking]] ===<br /> <br /> === Misc ===<br /> * [https://www.makeannapolis.org/resources/tools/aqm.html Air Quality Meter] - Graph of the large/small particle counter data<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace Links/Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.makeannapolis.org/ Website]<br /> * [https://www.meetup.com/Annapolis-Makerspace/ Meetup]<br /> * [https://www.facebook.com/AnnapolisMakerspace/ Facebook]<br /> * [https://twitter.com/AnnapolisMakers Twitter]<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.slack.com/ Slack] - [http://www.makeannapolis.org/Annapolis-Makerspace-Slack-Invite-Request Invite required]<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace - Board of Directors ==<br /> <br /> President: RUSS MILLER<br /> <br /> Vice President: TREVOR GRYFFYN<br /> <br /> Secretary: JACK WARPINSKI<br /> <br /> Treasurer: AARON ROUHI<br /> <br /> Member-at-Large: DIEGO ESCOBOSA<br /> <br /> == Makerspace Documents ==<br /> * [https://signnow.com/s/tVv4mx6D Annapolis Makerspace Waiver and Release]<br /> <br /> == Promotions ==<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.threadless.com Threadless Merch Shop]<br /> * [http://paypal.me/MakeAnnapolis Paypal Quick Send]<br /> * There's a Google Team Drive with promotional material. Message Trevor with your email to get an invite or go here and click Request Access: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/0AFRSsBY_EqCyUk9PVA<br /> <br /> == Makerspace in the Media ==<br /> * [https://www.capitalgazette.com/coronavirus/ac-cn-3d-print-respirator-masks-20200423-w4myjfoyqffjpnxnpbmm4bzcfa-story.html Capital Gazette 4/23/2020] - &quot;Annapolis man and St. Mary’s community 3D print thousands of masks to protect medical workers from coronavirus&quot;. Article about Steve Saint Amour and the N95 respirator 3D printing for the covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/family/newandnotable/9975-putting-on-a-brave-face Chesapeake Family Life 4/13/2020] - &quot;Putting on a Brave Face&quot;. Article about local covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/home/this-musical-stuffed-moose-has-gone-silent-can-it-be-fixed/2019/12/20/14734db4-2038-11ea-a153-dce4b94e4249_story.html Washington Post Home &amp; Garden &quot;This musical stuffed moose has gone silent. Can it be fixed?&quot;] - A small reference, but nice<br /> * [https://issuu.com/chesapeakeinspired/docs/may_cf_2019_issu/18 Chesapeake Family Life May 2019 PDF Version] [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/fun/fun-stuff-to-do/9493-annapolis-makerspace-a-space-to-build-make-and-create Text Version]<br /> * [http://digitaledition.baltimoresun.com/tribune/article_popover.aspx?guid=feacd6c0-c1c4-4f7d-bd73-1e13d255ff41 Baltimore Sun 8/13/2017]<br /> * [http://themarylandcrabs.com/2017/08/11/crabcake-annapolis-makerspace-find-your-inner-mad-scientist-august-2017/ Maryland Crabs Podcast 8/11/2017]<br /> * [http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/annapolis/ph-ac-cn-annapolis-makerspace-0807-20170806-story.html Capital Gazette 8/6/2017]<br /> * [http://www.bayweekly.com/articles/features/article/picking-tricks-trades Bay Weekly 9/14/17]<br /> <br /> == Other Makerspaces ==<br /> Until we have a formal &quot;library&quot; multi-space inventory system, it may be useful to list other spaces in the area and what special equipment they might have<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.openworksbmore.org/schedule/ OPEN WORKS BALTIMORE]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> 3D Printing:'''<br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication <br /> <br /> Metal Shop<br /> <br /> Textiles<br /> <br /> Digital Media/Print Shop<br /> <br /> Wood Shop<br /> <br /> Electronics Lab<br /> <br /> Computer Lab<br /> <br /> [https://www.openworksbmore.org/machines-tools/ Click Here for a complete updated list of Open Works equipment]<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.chesapeakearts.org/makerspace/about/ CHESAPEAKE ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Ceramics<br /> <br /> Woodworking<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication<br /> <br /> Screen Printing<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.marylandhall.org/classes/studios//about/ MARYLAND HALL ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Wood Turning<br /> <br /> Pottery<br /> <br /> Glass Fusing<br /> <br /> Painting<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.stjohns.edu/academics/schools/college-professional-studies/innovation-and-entrepreneurship/design-factory/ DESIGN FACTORY at ST JOHNS COLLEGE]'''<br /> <br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Cricut (Cutting Machine)<br /> <br /> Digital Image Design <br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.make125.org/about/ GREENBELT MAKERSPACE]'''<br /> <br /> Cooperative Tool Lending Library <br /> <br /> 'Repair Cafe' Workshops<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.unallocatedspace.org/ UNALLOCATED SPACE (Severn MD)]'''<br /> <br /> Collaborative workspace<br /> <br /> Misc power tools and electronics<br /> <br /> == Mediawiki Guides ==<br /> Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> === Getting started ===<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=2100 2025-06-18T22:42:04Z

<p>Twaller: /* Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>== Makerspace Equipment ==<br /> === 3D Printers ===<br /> Annapolis Makerspace offers a rare collection of state-of-the-art high speed 3D FDM (Filament) printing options that range from very high detail plastics to large diameter carbon fiber reinforced material. Members can schedule, control and monitor their prints online from home or in the shop. Members provide the material they use (as with woodworking) and have orientation and support from other members as needed.<br /> <br /> *Printers:<br /> ** [[Original Prusa XL 2-Tool|Original Prusa XL 2-Tool Printer with enclosure]]<br /> ** [[Two Original Prusa MK4S's with enclosure|Two Original Prusa MK4S printers with enclosures]]<br /> <br /> *[[User experience]]<br /> <br /> === Woodworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[CNC Router, Shapeoko XXL]]<br /> * [[Compound Miter Saw, Makita model LS1016L]]<br /> * [[Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Vertical bandsaw, Craftsman 12-in.]]<br /> * [[Drill press]]<br /> * [[Wood lathe, Harbor Freight benchtop]]<br /> * [[Planer, Makita 2012NB 12-Inch]]<br /> * [[Delta Oscillating Spindle Sander]]<br /> * [[Jointer, Powermatic 54A]]<br /> * [[Bandsaw, Laguna 14&quot; 1412-175]]<br /> * [[Woodworking Resources]]<br /> <br /> === Laser Cutting/Engraving Equipment ===<br /> * [[Boss LS-3655]]<br /> <br /> === Vinyl Cutting Machines ===<br /> * [[Cricut Explore Air]]<br /> <br /> === Metalworking Equipment ===<br /> * [[ Horizontal bandsaw, Harbor Freight ]]<br /> <br /> === Shop Tools ===<br /> * [[Air compressor, California Air Tools model 8010]]<br /> <br /> === Electronic Equipment ===<br /> * [[Rigol 1054Z digital oscilloscope]] <br /> * Tektronix 2213A analog oscilloscope<br /> * Tektronix 2225 analog oscilloscope<br /> * Fluke PM2813 programmable power supply<br /> * GW Instek GRG-450B RF signal generator<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8135 digital multimeter<br /> * GW Instek GDM-8251A digital multimeter<br /> * Hakko FX888D soldering iron<br /> * Sparkfun 937b soldering iron<br /> * ZD-915 desoldering station<br /> <br /> === Crafting Equipment ===<br /> * Hot glue gun<br /> * Mat cutter, Logan Graphics model 450 <br /> * Hot wire pen for cutting foam<br /> <br /> === Office Equipment ===<br /> * Laser printer, Brother HL-2270DW<br /> * Brother label maker<br /> * [[Dymo label maker]]<br /> * Laminator<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> <br /> === [[3D printing resources]] ===<br /> <br /> === [[Electronics]] === <br /> <br /> ==== [[Raspberry Pi]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Arduino and other Microcontrollers]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Home Automation]] ====<br /> <br /> ==== [[Parts Inventory]] ====<br /> <br /> === [[Software]] ===<br /> ==== [[Web Development]] - HTML/CSS/JS ====<br /> ==== [[PHP]] ====<br /> ==== [[Python]] ====<br /> ==== [[Retro Gaming]] ====<br /> === [[Woodworking]] ===<br /> <br /> === Misc ===<br /> * [https://www.makeannapolis.org/resources/tools/aqm.html Air Quality Meter] - Graph of the large/small particle counter data<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace Links/Resources ==<br /> * [http://www.makeannapolis.org/ Website]<br /> * [https://www.meetup.com/Annapolis-Makerspace/ Meetup]<br /> * [https://www.facebook.com/AnnapolisMakerspace/ Facebook]<br /> * [https://twitter.com/AnnapolisMakers Twitter]<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.slack.com/ Slack] - [http://www.makeannapolis.org/Annapolis-Makerspace-Slack-Invite-Request Invite required]<br /> <br /> == Annapolis Makerspace - Board of Directors ==<br /> <br /> President: RUSS MILLER<br /> <br /> Vice President: TREVOR GRYFFYN<br /> <br /> Secretary: JACK WARPINSKI<br /> <br /> Treasurer: AARON ROUHI<br /> <br /> Member-at-Large: DIEGO ESCOBOSA<br /> <br /> == Makerspace Documents ==<br /> * [https://signnow.com/s/tVv4mx6D Annapolis Makerspace Waiver and Release]<br /> <br /> == Promotions ==<br /> * [https://makeannapolis.threadless.com Threadless Merch Shop]<br /> * [http://paypal.me/MakeAnnapolis Paypal Quick Send]<br /> * There's a Google Team Drive with promotional material. Message Trevor with your email to get an invite or go here and click Request Access: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/0AFRSsBY_EqCyUk9PVA<br /> <br /> == Makerspace in the Media ==<br /> * [https://www.capitalgazette.com/coronavirus/ac-cn-3d-print-respirator-masks-20200423-w4myjfoyqffjpnxnpbmm4bzcfa-story.html Capital Gazette 4/23/2020] - &quot;Annapolis man and St. Mary’s community 3D print thousands of masks to protect medical workers from coronavirus&quot;. Article about Steve Saint Amour and the N95 respirator 3D printing for the covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/family/newandnotable/9975-putting-on-a-brave-face Chesapeake Family Life 4/13/2020] - &quot;Putting on a Brave Face&quot;. Article about local covid-19 relief efforts<br /> * [https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/home/this-musical-stuffed-moose-has-gone-silent-can-it-be-fixed/2019/12/20/14734db4-2038-11ea-a153-dce4b94e4249_story.html Washington Post Home &amp; Garden &quot;This musical stuffed moose has gone silent. Can it be fixed?&quot;] - A small reference, but nice<br /> * [https://issuu.com/chesapeakeinspired/docs/may_cf_2019_issu/18 Chesapeake Family Life May 2019 PDF Version] [https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/fun/fun-stuff-to-do/9493-annapolis-makerspace-a-space-to-build-make-and-create Text Version]<br /> * [http://digitaledition.baltimoresun.com/tribune/article_popover.aspx?guid=feacd6c0-c1c4-4f7d-bd73-1e13d255ff41 Baltimore Sun 8/13/2017]<br /> * [http://themarylandcrabs.com/2017/08/11/crabcake-annapolis-makerspace-find-your-inner-mad-scientist-august-2017/ Maryland Crabs Podcast 8/11/2017]<br /> * [http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/annapolis/ph-ac-cn-annapolis-makerspace-0807-20170806-story.html Capital Gazette 8/6/2017]<br /> * [http://www.bayweekly.com/articles/features/article/picking-tricks-trades Bay Weekly 9/14/17]<br /> <br /> == Other Makerspaces ==<br /> Until we have a formal &quot;library&quot; multi-space inventory system, it may be useful to list other spaces in the area and what special equipment they might have<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.openworksbmore.org/schedule/ OPEN WORKS BALTIMORE]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> 3D Printing:'''<br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication <br /> <br /> Metal Shop<br /> <br /> Textiles<br /> <br /> Digital Media/Print Shop<br /> <br /> Wood Shop<br /> <br /> Electronics Lab<br /> <br /> Computer Lab<br /> <br /> [https://www.openworksbmore.org/machines-tools/ Click Here for a complete updated list of Open Works equipment]<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.chesapeakearts.org/makerspace/about/ CHESAPEAKE ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Ceramics<br /> <br /> Woodworking<br /> <br /> Digital Fabrication<br /> <br /> Screen Printing<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.marylandhall.org/classes/studios//about/ MARYLAND HALL ARTS CENTER]'''<br /> <br /> Wood Turning<br /> <br /> Pottery<br /> <br /> Glass Fusing<br /> <br /> Painting<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.stjohns.edu/academics/schools/college-professional-studies/innovation-and-entrepreneurship/design-factory/ DESIGN FACTORY at ST JOHNS COLLEGE]'''<br /> <br /> 3D Printing<br /> <br /> Cricut (Cutting Machine)<br /> <br /> Digital Image Design <br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.make125.org/about/ GREENBELT MAKERSPACE]'''<br /> <br /> Cooperative Tool Lending Library <br /> <br /> 'Repair Cafe' Workshops<br /> <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.unallocatedspace.org/ UNALLOCATED SPACE (Severn MD)]'''<br /> <br /> Collaborative workspace<br /> <br /> Misc power tools and electronics<br /> <br /> == Mediawiki Guides ==<br /> Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> === Getting started ===<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2099 2025-06-16T21:01:58Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2098 2025-06-16T21:00:53Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ksbpt23q4qbaee4jab teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2097 2025-06-16T20:35:05Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ksbpt23q4qbaee4jab teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> ** The Octoprint link for the Prusa XL printer &quot;Charlie&quot; is<br /> ** The Octoprint link for the Prusa MK4S printer &quot;Alfa&quot; is <br /> ** The Octoprint link for the Prusa MK4S printer &quot;Bravo&quot; is<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2096 2025-06-16T20:33:16Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ksbpt23q4qbaee4jab teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> ** The Octoprint link for the Prusa XL is this<br /> ** The Octoprint link for the Prusa MK4S printer &quot;Alfa&quot; is <br /> ** The Octoprint link for the Prusa MK4S printer &quot;Bravo&quot; is<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2095 2025-06-16T20:29:36Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ksbpt23q4qbaee4jab teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use. Members are provided an ID and password.<br /> <br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2094 2025-06-16T20:26:34Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ksbpt23q4qbaee4jab teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2093 2025-06-16T20:23:38Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations hands-on orientation<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Online Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2092 2025-06-16T20:18:44Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> '''Wide range of filaments supported'''<br /> * Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> '''Online print scheduling'''<br /> * The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> * Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> * Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> '''Online print control and monitoring'''<br /> * The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use.<br /> <br /> * Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> * [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> '''Member instruction and support'''<br /> ** Printer operations instruction<br /> *** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> *** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> *** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> *** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> *** load/unload filament<br /> *** manage operational problems<br /> *** monitor and control the print online<br /> ** Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> *** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> *** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> *** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> *** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> *** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> ** Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> ** [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=User_experience&diff=2091 2025-06-16T20:16:27Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Printer enclosures with HEPA filters'''<br /> * For the safety of our members, HEPA air filtration is available in the enclosures, especially needed for use with high temperature filaments like ABS, ASA, and PETG.<br /> <br /> ===== '''Wide range of filaments supported''' =====<br /> Our Prusa printers support filament types PLA, PETG, ASA, PC, PVB, ABS, HIPS, PP, FLEX(TPU), PA, CF and user-defined custom types, usually on 1kg rolls or less of 1.75mm diameter filament.<br /> <br /> ===== '''Online print scheduling''' =====<br /> The [https://teamup.com/ teamup app] is used to schedule member time online for all 3D printers and for the shop's extensive collection of woodworking equipment. Members receive an ID and password for access.<br /> <br /> Scheduling the printer is '''required''' for all prints to prevent usage conflicts. The purpose is to communicate the reserved time to other members who also might be interested in using the printer. It especially helps those traveling to the shop to be assured that the printer will be available when they arrive.<br /> <br /> Printers should be scheduled/reserved for the '''entire time''' between when the printer is set up for a future remote print with a clean plate with the member's filament loaded, and the future time of print completion. See &quot;Online print control and monitoring&quot; below.<br /> <br /> ===== '''Online print control and monitoring''' =====<br /> The [https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/ Octoprint app] is used to remotely submit, control, and monitor 3D prints on all our printers, free for members to use.<br /> <br /> Members can watch their build in streaming video on their home PC or phone and can start, pause, or cancel a print. The use of Octoprint is encouraged when a member plans to leave a long running print unattended so they can monitor for any failures and correct or stop print. Prints can always be run from the member's USB stick using the local printer LCD's USB port, with Octoprint online viewing but without remote control. With this option, if a print fails the member can only scream at the PC as the print degenerates into a tangled mass.<br /> <br /> [[File:Remote video of print in progress.jpg|300px|Remote video of print in progress]]<br /> <br /> ===== '''Member instruction and support''' =====<br /> * Printer operations instruction<br /> ** understand the Makerspace messaging app regarding 3D printer and usage updates<br /> ** understand direct messaging to other members regarding 3D printing<br /> ** understand the build plate, filament, and nozzle options<br /> ** prepare/clean/start/pause/stop the printer<br /> ** load/unload filament<br /> ** manage operational problems<br /> ** monitor and control the print online<br /> * Introduction to the Prusa Slicer software<br /> ** understand project flow - design/export/slice/print<br /> ** navigate the Prusa Slicer user interface<br /> ** understand settings specific for print production, filaments used, and machine differences<br /> ** learn how to make changes to your objects before printing<br /> ** understand how to analyze the sliced object for print quality and speed<br /> * Collaborate with senior members for assistance developing your 3D print project<br /> * [https://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php/3D_printing See 3D printing Resources]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_2-Tool&diff=2090 2025-06-16T20:12:26Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 2-Tool printer with enclosure (5-Tool shown)<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-semi-assembled-2-toolhead-3d-printer/ Vendor site for Prusa XL 2-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Prusa XL Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Two_Original_Prusa_MK4S%27s_with_enclosure&diff=2089 2025-06-16T20:10:57Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa MK4S with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:MK4S_enclosure.jpeg|500px]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mk4s-3d-printer/ Prusa MK4S Vendor web site]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Nozzles installed: <br /> ** Printer &quot;Alfa&quot;: 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> ** Printer &quot;Bravo&quot;: 0.6mm HF<br /> * Nozzles available on request: <br /> ** 0.25mm brass for fine detail<br /> ** 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive material</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Two_Original_Prusa_MK4S%27s_with_enclosure&diff=2088 2025-06-16T20:10:30Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa MK4S with enclosure<br /> <br /> [[File:MK4S_enclosure.jpeg|500px]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mk4s-3d-printer/ MK4S Vendor web site]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Nozzles installed: <br /> ** Printer &quot;Alfa&quot;: 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> ** Printer &quot;Bravo&quot;: 0.6mm HF<br /> * Nozzles available on request: <br /> ** 0.25mm brass for fine detail<br /> ** 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive material</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=3D_printing&diff=2087 2025-06-16T20:09:52Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing<br /> == Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing ==<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/prusaslicer_424/ Software: Free Prusa Slicer download] <br /> * [[Media:Basics_of_3D_Printing_Edition_3.pdf | Manual: Basics of 3D Printing Edition 3]]<br /> * [https://help.prusa3d.com/article/first-print-with-prusaslicer_1753 Prusa3D Web Training Site: Preparing for Your First Print with Prusa Slicer]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link Prusa MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/category/prusa-academy/ More 3D training courses: Prusa Academy]<br /> * [[Some of the many sites offering printable downloads]]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=3D_printing&diff=2086 2025-06-16T20:09:20Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing<br /> == Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing ==<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/prusaslicer_424/ Software: Free Prusa Slicer download] <br /> * [[Media:Basics_of_3D_Printing_Edition_3.pdf | Manual: Basics of 3D Printing Edition 3]]<br /> * [https://help.prusa3d.com/article/first-print-with-prusaslicer_1753 Prusa3D Web Training Site: Preparing for Your First Print with Prusa Slicer]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_J2KPhBqiLp4gUN8LRULSq1Vk9dc8ujj/view?usp=drive_link MK4S Printer Handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/category/prusa-academy/ More 3D training courses: Prusa Academy]<br /> * [[Some of the many sites offering printable downloads]]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=3D_printing&diff=2085 2025-06-16T20:08:29Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing<br /> == Software, manuals, important links and other information related to 3D printing ==<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/prusaslicer_424/ Software: Free Prusa Slicer download] <br /> * [[Media:Basics_of_3D_Printing_Edition_3.pdf | Manual: Basics of 3D Printing Edition 3]]<br /> * [https://help.prusa3d.com/article/first-print-with-prusaslicer_1753 Prusa3D Web Training Site: Preparing for Your First Print with Prusa Slicer]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/category/prusa-academy/ More 3D training courses: Prusa Academy]<br /> * [[Some of the many sites offering printable downloads]]</div>

Twaller http://wiki.makeannapolis.org/index.php?title=Original_Prusa_XL_2-Tool&diff=2084 2025-06-16T20:04:41Z

<p>Twaller: </p> <hr /> <div>Original Prusa XL 2-Tool printer with enclosure (5-Tool shown)<br /> <br /> [[File:xlenclosure.jpg|500px/ Original Prusa 2-toolhead 3D Printer]]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/page/about-us_77/ About Prusa Research]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/en/product/original-prusa-xl-semi-assembled-2-toolhead-3d-printer/ Vendor site for XL 2-tool printer]<br /> * [https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-enclosure-3/ Vendor site for Enclosure]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x61VIsvE0UPc1NNSb0XrWEivj9QbJIeq/view?usp=drive_link Prusa XL printer handbook - a detailed guide to printer setup, PrusaSlicer, and print management]<br /> * Build area: 360x360x360mm <br /> * Nozzles installed: 0.4mm or 0.4mm HF(High Flow)<br /> * Nozzles available on request: 0.25mm brass for fine detail | 0.6mm hardened for carbon fiber or other abrasive materials and faster prints</div>

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