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Geof's E3

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  1. Geof

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    My Robo E3 has arrived from Robo. Here are some unboxing photos:

    Robo E3 in its packaged box:
    Robo Packaging Outside.jpg

    Spare hotend and build plate (flexibleish) that comes with every E3
    Robo Spare Parts Kit.jpg

    Filament, Power Cord, Tool kit (couple allens, phillips screwdriver and grease), getting started guide and the coupons for My Stem Kits starter kit and 2 hours virtual training with Robo.
    Robo Packaging Inside.jpg

    Robo E3 out of the box, bubble wrapped nicely and covered with this plastic wrap to prevent scratches I assume
    E3 Plastic wrapped .jpg

    PC viewing windows on the top and side of the machine
    E3 Viewing Window.jpg

    Filament Side with panel off and filament loaded (500g spools are all that fit stock)
    E3 Spool and Feeder.jpg

    The feeder: You CANNOT operate by hand as your fingers (or at least mine) cant get to the level and move it (can with a flat head :) )
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    Robo E3 powered on with a 500G included spool for scale (its small)
    E3 Powered On.jpg

    Zoomed in on first layer after Z "calibration" (there is a menu that sets the z on the bed, you raise until a piece of paper fits and it stores the offset for you)
    20190326_161226.jpg

    First print was a small cube (the only included gcode on the machine, wish there were more) took 9 minutes
    E3 first Print.jpg

    More photos of first print
    E3 Completed Print Side .jpg

    More photos of first print
    E3 Completed Print .jpg
     
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    Came for the Benchy,


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    (disappointed)

    :)


    excellent unboxing and test pics!
     
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    Will be a benchy and deprime and the such tonight I'd imagine :D Yesterday was unboxing and "getting printing" which took all of ten minutes then loading prints from "robo print" slicer over the net to the printer distracted me lol. There is a 400% marvin waiting for pics when I get home :D
     
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    Robo Print Screen Shot I forgot I had and finished print, machine is set to print PLA at like 235C- HOT lol. Will be changing soon when I do a Simplify 3D profile :
    2nd print.jpg

    and the in progress and finished prints:
    Sir Layers Alot Printing.jpg Sir Layers Alot Finished.jpg
     
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    Will they ever learn?
    RoboPrint? really?

    :)
    [OK, I get why trying to have an exclusive bundle for STEM would seem attractive, but the support you are now going to be obligated to deliver...]
     
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    ya know for a click and go slicer, Flash Print (Robo print) is great. I actually use flash print with my Moai for cross lattice supports so somewhat familiar with it (only using it for supports that way though). If you want to tweak things flash print (robo print) makes life difficult.

    Yep I imagine it will be quite a bit. They release this model on the 30th (all orders go out so I'm told) so will be interesting to see what shakes out as far as using it from "step one". I'd like to say I did follow the guide...but honestly I just finger poked the touch screen until I got it doing what I needed then realized I should have followed the actual paperwork (but I've set up so many first prints its just natural at this point to poke until it prints vs reading---cuz words are hard:D)
     
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    Is it my imagination, or is the printer only doing 1/2 of a skirt before printing a model?
     
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    Yea it does a very small spittle to prime then prints
     
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    Must be the replacement for the priming noodle printed on the C2 and R2 printers.

    Next question:

    Is the gantry / print bed arrangement similar to the geometry of the R1?
     
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    Yea very similar except the z motor is a single motor and a belt that drives both z rods. Other than that it’s just a normal Cartesian with an included enclosure :)
     

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