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A rotary knob with the robot from Ultimaker
I like the robot of Ultimaker and have now also on the front.
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Description
This is my second rotary knob for my Ultimaker 2+ 3D printer.
This time with the Ultimaker robot in very good print quality.
Removing the existing rotary knob from Ultimaker:
Behind the existing rotary knob of Ultimaker there is a transparent protective housing, which is illuminated by the LED's. At the rear of the protective housing there is a small opening. With a screwdriver you can push the knob of the potentiometer through the opening.
But be careful, do not use a lot of pressure!
I have uploaded new pictures, which clarify the process.
Sorry for my bad English.
Materials and methods
Rotary Knob:
Material: PLA, 2,85 mm (Innofil)
Colour PLA: black
Nozzle: 0,25 mm
Layer thickness: 0,15 mm
Temperature nozzle: 240°C
Temperature buildplate: 60°C
3D-Printer: Ultimaker 2+
Colouring: rubber black, special-acrylic-resin-spray (TS-82 from Tamiya)
Ultimaker robot:
Material: PLA, 2,85 mm (Innofil)
Colour PLA: silver metallic
Nozzle: 0,25 mm
Layer thickness: 0,06 mm
Temperature nozzle: 240°C
Temperature buildplate: 60°C
3D-Printer: Ultimaker 2+
Colouring: Humbrol Enamel silver (number 191met)
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