Hiya I've got a edimax dongle you can have if you like, or probably a spare Pi3, if that's easier.
Probably got a $GB card someplace too, I'll have a poke around in the office. Cheers Andy On Thu, Aug 22, 2019 at 12:34 PM Edward Watson <m...@edwardwatson.co.uk> wrote: > Hi all > > Earlier this month a number of space folk banded together to collect > donations for a new space 3D printer. The printer, a Lulzbot Mini 1, > was offered at a very good discount albeit over a tight window of > opportunity. Anyhew, it was funded pretty quickly, brought and > delivered over the weekend. I was asked to help set it up once it has > arrived and I finished initial setup yesterday. As a bonus, it seems > to have arrived with spools of assorted colour 3mm filament also. > > Currently, a laptop is needed to operate the printer via USB but we'll > add a wifi-accessible webgui via a RasPi at some point soon. In the > meantime, users can print from the Dell netbook setup next to the > printer or their own laptop with the Lulzbot software. The software is > on a USB stick next to the printer and is pretty user friendly. A > wikipage has been made-up to serve as a shared reference point [1]. > Users should feel free to update the page as they find the need. For > now I have fitted the sample length of 3mm lime green filament over a > 'host spool' for testing which only has a few meters left. The host > spool is labelled UV-purple (thats white with a UV colour change to > purple!) so thats the default next colour after the sample runs out. > We have the most of UV purple spools (3 overall), plus light and dark > greens (x2), pink, blue and UV red. We should aim to keep these > air-sealed as long as possible to keep moisture out of the material. > > The print quality is very good and combined with the reliability the > Lulzbot printers are known for, it should make 3D printing more > accessible to all. > > Cheers, > Nordin > > P.S. if anyone has a spare microSD card or an edimax nano wifi dongle > to donate to the cause, please ping me; its for the Pi-powered webgui. > I have a Pi v2B but only have 2GB cards which are too small for the > Octopi build. > > [1] https://wiki.57north.org.uk/index.php/Projects:LulzBot_Mini_3D_Printer > 57North > <https://wiki.57north.org.uk/index.php/Projects:LulzBot_Mini_3D_Printer57North> > Hacklab Ltd. is a company registered in Scotland (No. SC470230). > 57North and 57North Hacklab are trading names of 57North Hacklab Ltd. > _______________________________________________ > 57north-announce mailing list > 57north-annou...@lists.57north.co > http://lists.57north.co/listinfo/57north-announce
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