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Could you tell us something about the feeder? It looks different from the UM2+ feeder (much thicker), but what has changed?

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I'd also like to see some video that was taken using the built in camera. The timelapses that are shown don't appear to be made by it, the camera angle doesn't match.

At €120 for a print core I honestly can't imagine they're supposed to be disposable...

http://www.makerpoint.nl/en/3d-printing ... r/4241486/

Also it just doesn't make sense to throw the heater, sensor, cooling block, etc., away when all that needs to be replaced is the nozzle.

I suppose you can still replace the nozzles on them...?

It is doing something now...

Yeah, that was a bit of a disappointing end to the countdown

Since I started using Simplify3D I can now easily see the temperature as the bed and the nozzle heat up, and it actually doesn't overshoot at all. Apparently the PID values I found are pretty much spot on. I suspect the error had something to do with pronterface, I've had some weird issues when usin...

Cool. Does it have dual extrusion now or did you just leave the old tube in place?

Congratulations!

Can you give any indication of what the price will be?

Cool! It's been quite a while since the UM2 came out, so I wonder what cool features the new one will have

To be honest I'm kinda surprised it worked this long.

A while back I told you I had a bed sensor error, and I had to have the black connector at the bottom of the bed resoldered. It worked well for a while, but lately I'd been getting the same error again, when the bed raised before a print. Usually rebooting the printer and just restarting the print w...

Looks like one of these: https://ultimaker.com/en/products/ultim ... o-backpack

Wow, you can hardly see the right one is a printed part! Very impressive.

I took some pictures: IMG_20161008_220417.jpg The motor is mounted on the back, over the hole where the old feeder used to be. The driveshaft of the motor is D shaped, and it's connected to the flexible shaft by the little screw you see. There are two of them, opposite each other. Note that this is ...

I don't mean to derail this topic so I started a new one, questions are very welcome:
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=415&p=5946#p5946

I would also be very interested to see how the bondtech feeder would compare. Any volunteers to print this yoda?