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57 CURRENT	cfastie	November 14, 2019 01:30 \| about 5 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN 11760 on loan to Sean McGinnis Not currently operational, issues with thermocouples Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism 2/23/16 - Replaced a damaged DC/DC Converter Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 build hours on 06/25/2017: 3103 build hours on 03/23/2018: 3503 build hours on 11/13/2019: 4050 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad distribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Started printing on a glass plate (window glass) held onto the aluminum heated build plate with binder clips. Glass is sprayed with Aquanet Super Extra Hold before each print. By far the best solution i have tried. 12/21/2015 Replaced the second Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley (which failed quickly after 1600 hours of use) with the original OEM plastic pulley (Al no longer makes his pulleys). 06/21/2017 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 06/25/2017 Reformatted all the 2GB SD cards I use because the printer was corrupting them (not sure what the problem was but the SD card reader might be failing). 06/25/2017 Replaced the OEM plastic x-axis idler pulley with an aluminum (ball-bearing) pulley from eBay which was too big and required taking the Dremel to the motor mount so the motor was 2mm closer to the idler pulley (the belt length is fixed). 02/20/2018 Replaced the MEAN WELL GS220A24-R7B power supply that came with the printer with a MEAN WELL GST220A24-R7B. This seems to be a newer more efficient version. The LEDs in the build chamber had been wavering for a couple of months, and then a few prints failed when the printer suddenly lost power (and the LED on the power supply went out). 11/11/2019 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
56	cfastie	November 14, 2019 01:29 \| about 5 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN 11760 on loan to Sean McGinnis Not currently operational, issues with thermocouples Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism 2/23/16 - Replaced a damaged DC/DC Converter Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 build hours on 06/25/2017: 3103 build hours on 03/23/2018: 3503 build hours on 11/13/2019: 4050 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad distribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Started printing on a glass plate (window glass) held onto the aluminum heated build plate with binder clips. Glass is sprayed with Aquanet Super Extra Hold before each print. By far the best solution i have tried. 12/21/2015 Replaced the second Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley (which failed quickly after 1600 hours of use) with the original OEM plastic pulley (Al no longer makes his pulleys). 06/21/2017 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 06/25/2017 Reformatted all the 2GB SD cards I use because the printer was corrupting them (not sure what the problem was but the SD card reader might be failing). 06/25/2017 Replaced the OEM plastic x-axis idler pulley with an aluminum (ball-bearing) pulley from eBay which was too big and required taking the Dremel to the motor mount so the motor was 2mm closer to the idler pulley (the belt length is fixed). 02/20/2018 Replaced the MEAN WELL GS220A24-R7B power supply that came with the printer with a MEAN WELL GST220A24-R7B. This seems to be a newer more efficient version. The LEDs in the build chamber had been wavering for a couple of months, and then a few prints failed when the printer suddenly lost power (and the LED on the power supply went out). 11/11/2019 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
55	cfastie	March 23, 2018 23:40 \| almost 7 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN 11760 on loan to Sean McGinnis Not currently operational, issues with thermocouples Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism 2/23/16 - Replaced a damaged DC/DC Converter Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 build hours on 06/25/2017: 3103 build hours on 03/23/2018: 3503 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad distribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Started printing on a glass plate (window glass) held onto the aluminum heated build plate with binder clips. Glass is sprayed with Aquanet Super Extra Hold before each print. By far the best solution i have tried. 12/21/2015 Replaced the second Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley (which failed quickly after 1600 hours of use) with the original OEM plastic pulley (Al no longer makes his pulleys). 06/21/2017 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 06/25/2017 Reformatted all the 2GB SD cards I use because the printer was corrupting them (not sure what the problem was but the SD card reader might be failing). 06/25/2017 Replaced the OEM plastic x-axis idler pulley with an aluminum (ball-bearing) pulley from eBay which was too big and required taking the Dremel to the motor mount so the motor was 2mm closer to the idler pulley (the belt length is fixed). 02/20/2018 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
54	cfastie	June 26, 2017 02:22 \| over 7 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN 11760 on loan to Sean McGinnis Not currently operational, issues with thermocouples Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism 2/23/16 - Replaced a damaged DC/DC Converter Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 build hours on 06/25/2017: 3103 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad disitribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Started printing on a glass plate (window glass) held onto the aluminum heated build plate with binder clips. Glass is sprayed with Aquanet Super Extra Hold before each print. By far the best solution i have tried. 12/21/2015 Replaced the second Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley (which failed quickly after 1600 hours of use) with the original OEM plastic pulley (Al no longer makes his pulleys). 06/21/2017 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 06/25/2017 Reformatted all the 2GB SD cards I use because the printer was corrupting them (not sure what the problem was but the SD card reader might be failing). 06/25/2017 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
53	seankmcginnis	February 29, 2016 15:37 \| almost 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN 11760 on loan to Sean McGinnis Not currently operational, issues with thermocouples Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism 2/23/16 - Replaced a damaged DC/DC Converter Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad disitribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
52	seankmcginnis	February 29, 2016 15:36 \| almost 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN 11760 on loan to Sean McGinnis Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism 2/23/16 - Replaced a damaged DC/DC Converter Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad disitribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
51	seankmcginnis	February 29, 2016 15:35 \| almost 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN 11760 on loan to Saan McGinnis Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism 2/23/16 - Replaced a damaged DC/DC Converter Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad disitribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
50	cfastie	January 24, 2016 01:20 \| almost 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad disitribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part, 94125K612) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
49	cfastie	January 06, 2016 20:11 \| almost 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 build hours on 06/20/2015: 1905 build hours on 01/06/2016: 2300 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for broad disitribution Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Replaced spring in filament feed mechanism (McMaster Carr part) 11/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after another 1000 hours of printing. 12/21/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
48	dhenrynola	December 03, 2015 02:25 \| about 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com Board: MightyBoard Rev E (ATMega 1280 14/10/24) F/W: Sailfish v7.7 r01432 Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Upgraded firmware to Sailfish v7.7 Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
47	dhenrynola	November 30, 2015 19:07 \| about 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Board: MightyBoard Rev E Settings (confirmed via ReplicatorG 0040): z home offset (mm): 0 x toolhead offset (mm): -0.235 y toolhead offset (mm): 0 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
46	dhenrynola	November 30, 2015 18:43 \| about 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Board: MightyBoard Rev ? Settings: Z Home: 0 X [0] Toolhead Offset: 3900 micrometers Y [1] Toolhead Offset: 600 micrometers Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Build hours on 11/20/2016: 203 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
45	dhenrynola	November 30, 2015 18:41 \| about 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Board: MightyBoard Rev ? Settings: Z Home: 0 X [0] Toolhead Offset: 3900 micrometers Y [1] Toolhead Offset 600 micrometers Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
44	nullpointer_rg	October 03, 2015 13:46 \| about 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN 9353 operational Build hours: 293 as of Oct 3, 2015 Projects: Demonstrations during maker events Printing parts for members and guests on open house nights Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Power brick failed March 2015. Replaced with a new one. Power connector to heated bed was damaged/melted. Replaced. Laser cut acrylic panels for sides and front doors with printed hinges. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
43	danbeavers	September 18, 2015 14:14 \| over 9 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN _____ operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
42	dhenrynola	March 09, 2015 05:07 \| almost 10 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenrydc at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN _____ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
41	cfastie	March 08, 2015 23:49 \| almost 10 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenry at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN _____ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Replaced failed Alm Gear x-axis idler pulley with new one. Lubricated with silicone lube with PTFE. 3/5/2015 Installed Home Zillions Z arm stiffeners. 3/5/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
40	dhenrynola	March 08, 2015 23:28 \| almost 10 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenry at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN _____ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
39	dhenrynola	March 08, 2015 23:27 \| almost 10 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis stevie at publiclab dot org SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) Loan log out 03/02/2015 to Dan Henry dhenry at gmail dot com F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 [[dhenrynola]] Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN _____ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert
38	dhenrynola	March 08, 2015 23:22 \| almost 10 years ago The status of Public Lab's 10 MakerBot Replicators. Public Lab office #1, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis SN______ on loan Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Public Lab office #2, Propeller Workspace, 4035 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA Contact: Stevie Lewis SN: 11833 (Brooklyn) on loan F/W: MightyBoard v7.3 Build hours on 03/08/2015: 168 hours Projects: Demonstrations at New Orleans public libraries for Teen Tech Week 2015 Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Makerspace, Mobile, Alabama Contact: Stevie Lewis SN _____ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Picayune, MS Contact: Dan Beavers: danbeavers at organizers dot publiclab dot org SN 000J S/W version: Sailfish Replicator1 v 7.6 Build hours: 135 as of mid Feb 2015 Projects: Demonstrations at the Picayune library the first Thursday of the month. Printing miscellaneous parts for local FIRST robotics team number 1421. Maintenance: Arrived with both extruders upgraded to the spring loaded roller type (no delrin plungers). Left extruder inoperable due to cable break is now fixed. The 5 volt power upgrade has been performed. Front panel controls tilted. Not the delrin plunger drive mechanism. Geography Department, University of Kentucky Contact: Jessi Breen SN______ not operational Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Public Lab office, Pfizer building, 630 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Contact: Liz Barry Operational Build hours: Projects: smart phone specs. Maintenance: overall upgrade on Feb 4, 2015 by Aaron who runs Parsons 3d print lab. note: there are three other models of 3d printers in this space Parts and Crafts, Sommerville, MA Contact Katie and Will SN_____ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: Hackrfarm/University of Massachusetts Contact: Ian Walls SN_______ Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: LEAFFEST HQ, Salisbury, VT Contact: Chris Fastie whose gmail is cfastie SN 11837 Build hours: Initial build hours 12/2013: 11 build hours on 02/07/2014: 245 build hours on 08/18/2014: 640 build hours on 01/01/2015: 1000 build hours on 02/08/2015: 1200 Projects: Prototyping camera rigs for aerial mapping Experimenting with producing camera rigs for sale to Public Lab mappers Prototyping spectrometer Maintenance: tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together 12/2014 upgraded firmware to Makerbot v. 7.5 broken fan replaced 12/24/2013 new nozzles installed 01/04/2014 24v/5v regulator replaced 01/17/2014 Removed left nozzle so it could not keep knocking over my prints. 01/20/2014 Filament feed mechanism upgraded (all prints were failing) (MakerBot replacement parts for right extruder) 02/06/2014 Filament feed mechanism for left extruder printed and installed with MakerBot hardware 04/2014 Printed feet, spool holders, and LCD/keypad cover lubricated noisy fan in motherboard compartment with SuperLube 06/2014 Replaced x-axis motor cable (all prints were failing) 08/18/2014 x-axis idler pulley is lubricated every week with SuperLube. Installed new ball bearing x-axis idler pulley from Alm Gear ($18). 01/20/2015 Tightened all belts. 01/20/2015 Tightened all hex bolts holding plywood frame together. They were all loose again after 1000 hours of printing. 01/21/2015 Tightened both grub screws on all six pulleys. They all tightened, but I noticed no difference in performance. 01/29/2015 Removed the fan from the motherboard compartment. It is not needed for cooling (long story) and just makes noise. 02/11/2015 Public Lab retail fulfillment center, Portland, OR Contact: Mathew Lippincott SN 12328 Build hours: Projects: Maintenance: 24v/5v regulator replaced 3/14 spool holders replaced indicator LEDs disconnected to prevent voltage damage to board by motors.	Revert

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