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RepRapPro Mendel Instructions for July 2012
The instructions for building a RepRapPro Mendel 3D printer are supplied solely on a wiki. The problem with this approach is that the wiki is continually being updated as the machines are updated, however my machine that was purchased in July 2012 is essentially frozen in time.
To solve this I have converted the instructions to PDF format and archived them here (26MB, 140 pages). They are distributed under the GNU Free Documentation License, the same as the wiki-based version.
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Improved RepRapPro Mendel Cooling Fan Bracket
about 11 years ago - 1 comment
Previously I wrote about a bracket I designed to attach a 40mm chipset fan to a RepRapPro Mendel. Here I present an improved version. This version attaches to the X carriage which means the fan is closer to the hotend. With this I was able to print out a tree frog with no support structure.…
Cooling Fan Bracket for RepRapPro Mendel
about 11 years ago - 1 comment
Update: I’ve created a new version of the bracket My RepRap printer is a Mendel kit from RepRapPro. One of the limitations is that it can’t cool layers as they are being printed. If a layer is too small (a small part or a small cross-section) then the layer can’t cool enough before the next…
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about 10 years ago
Thanks for taking the trouble of posting this. It is ideal for my version of the Mendel and your pdf will now replace the modified notes that I have been using.
about 9 years ago
Can’t thank you enough for this. Had the same issue, wiki updating and no instructions for my particular device. Replacing the hot end right now, this is invaluable. Thanks!