Hello all,
I own a Ultimaker 2 for about 2 months now and I am very happy with it. It can print a resolution of 0.02mm layer height which makes it pretty accurate. Since the UM2 isn't exactly cheap, I would like to offer a 3d printing service for forum members who are interested. I print with different materials. So far I have tried ABS with minimal warping (after some experimentation) and with PLA. Both materials yield great results. To show you what the printer is capable of, I would like to show you some pictures of my private prints. I used the great files of a fellow forum member Abb Eliten who modeled some parts of the Iron Man MK42 suit.
Finger segment(s)
Material: PLA (blue), Layer Height: 0.1mm
Finger segment
Material: ABS (red), Layer Height: 0.1mm
Finger segment
Material: ABS (red), Layer Height: 0.2mm
Forearm Details
Material: ABS (red), Layer Height: 0.15mm
As you can see it is really accurate. I am still experimenting to get rid of the last small issues like over extrusion here and there but since they prints are post processed it doesn't matter a lot.
If you would like to have something 3d printed you can contact me and we work something out. Here are the terms and conditions of my service:
Files:
You have to provide the 3d file and assure me that you made it or that it is freely available and you have the permission to make a 3d print of it. In some cases I might ask for proof. If you need help to make something printable, that is no problem. I can assist with that. The rights of the file stay with the original owner/modeler and I do not claim the right to print this file for anyone else or myself unless given permission.
Costs: 10$ per hour printing time.
Pricing depends on a lot of factors but basically the longer it takes to print it the more it will cost of course. Layer height is a big factor here. The more accurate the print is supposed to be, the longer it takes to print it of course. A whole helmet (as a rough example) would probably be between 400 and 600 USD in 0.2mm layer height, depending on the size of course. PMs are welcome
Special Offer - limited time:
you send me your STL files and tell me how much you were planning on spending on it. I'll see what I can make happen!
If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask.
I will update this thread with some more printing samples soon.
I own a Ultimaker 2 for about 2 months now and I am very happy with it. It can print a resolution of 0.02mm layer height which makes it pretty accurate. Since the UM2 isn't exactly cheap, I would like to offer a 3d printing service for forum members who are interested. I print with different materials. So far I have tried ABS with minimal warping (after some experimentation) and with PLA. Both materials yield great results. To show you what the printer is capable of, I would like to show you some pictures of my private prints. I used the great files of a fellow forum member Abb Eliten who modeled some parts of the Iron Man MK42 suit.
Print samples
Finger segment(s)
Material: PLA (blue), Layer Height: 0.1mm
Finger segment
Material: ABS (red), Layer Height: 0.1mm
Finger segment
Material: ABS (red), Layer Height: 0.2mm
Forearm Details
Material: ABS (red), Layer Height: 0.15mm
As you can see it is really accurate. I am still experimenting to get rid of the last small issues like over extrusion here and there but since they prints are post processed it doesn't matter a lot.
If you would like to have something 3d printed you can contact me and we work something out. Here are the terms and conditions of my service:
Files:
You have to provide the 3d file and assure me that you made it or that it is freely available and you have the permission to make a 3d print of it. In some cases I might ask for proof. If you need help to make something printable, that is no problem. I can assist with that. The rights of the file stay with the original owner/modeler and I do not claim the right to print this file for anyone else or myself unless given permission.
Costs: 10$ per hour printing time.
Pricing depends on a lot of factors but basically the longer it takes to print it the more it will cost of course. Layer height is a big factor here. The more accurate the print is supposed to be, the longer it takes to print it of course. A whole helmet (as a rough example) would probably be between 400 and 600 USD in 0.2mm layer height, depending on the size of course. PMs are welcome
Special Offer - limited time:
you send me your STL files and tell me how much you were planning on spending on it. I'll see what I can make happen!
If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask.
I will update this thread with some more printing samples soon.
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