Amazing little printer. I already have 3 x 3d printers and the Fabrikator is my 4th and although it is small, it is by no means lacking in quality, either of the printer build or quaity of the prints it produces. If you are on the fence about it, I would not hesitate in recommending it, as a truly practical 3D printer.
I have searched all over the place, I have downloaded a vast of different so called x64 drivers but to no avail and I was wondering if I just go ahead and buy me a new dedicated x64 dongle or if there is hope, yet for me. Tbw-102ub driver for mac os. This is what I have done so far.
There are numberous jigsaw versions of larger items that can be printed in pieces on the Fabrikator and as the control board is a quality ramps 1.4, there are plenty of upgrade and expansion options. Amazing little printer. I already have 3 x 3d printers and the Fabrikator is my 4th and although it is small, it is by no means lacking in quality, either of the printer build or quaity of the prints it produces. If you are on the fence about it, I would not hesitate in recommending it, as a truly practical 3D printer. There are numberous jigsaw versions of larger items that can be printed in pieces on the Fabrikator and as the control board is a quality ramps 1.4, there are plenty of upgrade and expansion options. Very nice mini 3d printer. The print area is 80x80x80mm which is fine for the bits and pieces I need to create.
I am using this on a Mac mini with Cura software. The supplied manual is probably fine for Windows but no help for Mac. The info for a Mac install can be found on the Tinyboy web site, www(dot)tinyboy(dot)net/tinyboy-for-mac-os-x/. I am using Google Sketchup to create 3d object, exported into STL format for printing. The only negative point about this printer is that the cooling fan bearings are noisy at start up, this will probably be fixed with a new fan. Very nice mini 3d printer.
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The print area is 80x80x80mm which is fine for the bits and pieces I need to create. I am using this on a Mac mini with Cura software.
The supplied manual is probably fine for Windows but no help for Mac. The info for a Mac install can be found on the Tinyboy web site, www(dot)tinyboy(dot)net/tinyboy-for-mac-os-x/. I am using Google Sketchup to create 3d object, exported into STL format for printing. The only negative point about this printer is that the cooling fan bearings are noisy at start up, this will probably be fixed with a new fan.