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Frequently Asked Questions about the e-NABLE Volunteer Community
Thanks for your interest in the e-NABLE Volunteer Community! Below are some resources to help you learn more about how to get involved. CONNECT WITH THE COMMUNITY We now have a great Wikifactory group and forum: https://wikifactory.com/+e-NABLE/forum ...
Which 3D printer should I get for making e-NABLE devices?
Choosing the right 3D printer can be a difficult process. There are many options available, and a lot of it depends on your budget and preferences. Most 3D printers are capable of printing e-NABLE devices. I would recommend steering clear of “mini” ...
Want to 3D print parts for e-NABLE devices but not assemble them
If you’d like to 3D print parts for e-NABLE devices and have others assemble them, you are welcome to do so. The current recommended hand designs are the Phoenix v2 Hand and the Unlimbited Phoenix Hand. The current recommended arm design is the ...
How to Get Your Classroom Involved in the e-NABLE Volunteer Community
Many schools have seen great results through this kind of hands-on program that connects the students with something that makes a meaningful impact on someone's life. Here are some links to help you move forward with e-NABLE. The e-NABLE Hub - A ...
How to Request a Free e-NABLE Device
The e-NABLE Volunteer Community has many volunteers around the world, ready to help you get a 3D printed device that would work for you, at no charge. To get the process started, please create a login for e-NABLE Web Central and create a new device ...
How to Become a Volunteer with the e-NABLE Volunteer Community
Interested in changing someone's life? How about using your 3D printer to make a prosthetic device for someone who needs one? To get started, please refer to this page: http://enablingthefuture.org/lend-a-hand/ There’s also an excellent Instructables ...
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Which Ultimaker Print Cores Should I Use?
All current UltiMaker printers equipped with dual-extrusion capabilities use interchangeable print cores. There are different print cores available, depending on what you're looking to do. In order to change to a different size or type of nozzle, you ...
Information about Mayku Form Sheets and Cast Sheets (for the Mayku FormBox)
SHEETS / MATERIALS Form Sheets - HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene) White Satin Surface Easy to Cut Ready to Paint Durable Replicates Fine Detail The durable, satin surface of the Mayku Form Sheet makes it effortless to achieve a professional finish for ...
Which CAD software should I use with my 3D printer?
When 3D printing, you'll want to have your 3D models in either STL or OBJ file format. When you're ready to 3D print your design, you'll load your STL or OBJ file into your slicing software to prepare the print job. Just about any CAD software that ...
How to Get Your Classroom Involved in the e-NABLE Volunteer Community
Many schools have seen great results through this kind of hands-on program that connects the students with something that makes a meaningful impact on someone's life. Here are some links to help you move forward with e-NABLE. The e-NABLE Hub - A ...
Dimensional Accuracy on the Ultimaker S5
To improve the dimensional accuracy on the Ultimaker S5, you can change the following Cura settings: Set line width equal to nozzle diameter Equalize all speed settings (infill, outer wall, inner wall, etc.) to about 40 mm/s Set all jerk settings to ...