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Modification Guides

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Drying Filaments

Dry filament is vital for successful 3D prints. We have a dehydrator in our 3D printing room for this purpose.

Please do not discard the resealable bags that come with your filament. If you are not using a dry box, put your spools back in the bag when you are done printing.

Recommended Drying Time

Material
Temperature
Time

Dessicant

ABS

65°C (149°F)

3h+

PETG

65°C (149°F)

3h+

PLA

50°C (122°F)

3h+

Cube Pro

These printers have been extensively modified in-house. Only the enclosure, slides, motors, chamber heater and power supply carried over from the original 3D Systems Cube Pro.

Printer Specifications

Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga

Large format 800mm x 800mm x 1000mm FFF 3D-printer.

Links

Prusa i3 Series

Models: Mk2.5, Mk3s, Mk3.5

Resources

The following links are a must read for anyone who desires to know the ins and outs of 3D printing:

Filaments

Printing

3D Models

3D Printing

Always read this page before you use it. We will post the latest changes and updates.

Filament Printers

  • Bring your filament: The "unobtainium" filaments are free to use. Give, and you shall receive.

  • Stick around for the first few layers: First-layer adhesion is critical to printing success.

  • Unload when done: Remove your prints and unload the filament. For overnight prints, please leave a note on Slack with instructions.

  • Report any issues: We can't fix it if we don't know it's broken.

Model
Remote
Notes

Prusa i3 Mk3.5 (CM01)

Prusa Connect

E3D Revo Nozzle

Prusa i3 Mk3.5 (CM02)

Prusa Connect

Bondtech CHT Nozzle

Prusa i3 Mk3.5

(Upgrade in Progress)

Prusa i3 Mk3s (CM03)

Prusa Connect

E3D V6 Nozzle

Prusa i3 Mk2.5s

SD Only

E3D V6 - 0.4 Steel Nozzle

Elegoo Orangestorm Giga

Coming November 2024

Resin Printers

  • Bring your resin: The "unobtainium" resins are free to use. Give, and you shall receive.

  • PPE needed: Resin is toxic. Wear gloves. Tools should not be brought out of the room.

  • Clean Up: Wipe all spills.

Model
Notes

Anycubic Mono X

Phrozen Shuffle XL

Both Cube Pro printers use a controller and OctoPrint Server built in.

Cube Pro Bondtech

Build Volume: 295x280x215

Vanadium Nozzles - Compatible with abrasive filaments such as Carbon Fiber, Nylon X, and Nylon G.

Quick Start

  • Always Home the printer before Loading Filament.

  • Cut a wedge at the end of the filament and insert it into the filament tube until it comes out at the other end. Then insert the end into the extruder.

Accessory
Component
Notes

Extruder

Hot End

450°C

Cube Pro Hemera

Build Volume: 280x270x230

Hand Swappable Brass Nozzles - Only use pure plastic filaments. For abrasive filaments such as Carbon Fiber, Glass and Wood, use the Cube Pro Bondtech.

Accessory
Component
Notes

Extruder

E3D Hemera

Short filament path for flexible filaments.

Hot End

300°C Revo

Brass Nozzles (0.25, 0.40, 0.60. 0.80)

Z-Offset

Nozzle Size
Z-Offset
Notes

: Available on our Prusa Mk3 and Mk3.5 printers.

- All3DP

- All3DP

- Simplify3D

- Matterhackers

- Prusa

- Simplify3D

- All3DP

- 3D Printer Torture Test

- Thingiverse

- Thingiverse

- Thingiverse

Other members need to know.

BTT Octopus
Elegoo Product Page
Prusa Connect
3D Printer Filament Types
3D Printing Temperatures
Filament Properties Table
Perfect First Layer
PrusaSlicer Infill Patterns
Print Quality Troubleshooting Guide
Calibrating 3D Printer
Benchy
Bed Leveling Calibration
Temperature Calibration Tower
XYZ Calibration Cube
Book your usage on Fabman.
Bondtech BMG-M
Slice Mosquito Magnum
Vanadium Nozzle

Resin Printer Settings

Resources

Cube Pro Bondtech

Our Cube Pro / Bondtech BMG-M / Slice Mosquito Magnum Retrofit

We weren't sure we could pull this off so we didn't have step by step documentation of the build process. This page will be updated soon with all the 3D models, wiring instructions and Marlin 2.1 configuration so that you can perform the mod yourself.

Gantry Modifications

First Attempt: Original gantry. This solution was less than ideal since Bondtech Extruder doesn't fit between the original linear bearing blocks. We designed a spacer to go between the extruder and hot end.

Third Attempt: LM12UU bearings are mounted on half bearing blocks and secured with zip ties. One LM12UU in front and two at the back. The more compact design allows for a more powerful blower and a closer fitment for the BL Touch bed leveling sensor. This design also increased the total build space to 295mm x 280mm x 215mm from the stock 285mm x 270mm x 230mm. The slight loss of z height was caused by dropping the head between the rails.

Logo3D Resin Printer Exposure Settings
LogoMaster MSLA printer resin settings spreadsheet - Updated 2022Maker Trainer
First Attempt
Third Attempt

BTT Octopus

Pin Wiring Sequence is Top to Bottom, Left to Right

Connector
Device
Comments

EXP1

LCD Display (EXP1)

EXP2

LCD Display (EXP2)

TFT

LCD Display (RS-232)

MOTOR0

X Motor

MOTOR1

Y Motor

MOTOR2

Z Motor

MOTOR4

E Motor

FAN0

24v Layer Fan

Pins: + - | Jump bottom row header pins

FAN1

24v Extruder Fan

Pins: + - | Jump bottom row header pins

FAN2

24v Chamber Fan

Pins: + - | Jump bottom row header pins

FAN6

12v Controller Cooling

Pins: + - | Jump middle row header pins

FAN7

12v Enclosure Light

Pins: + - | Jump middle row header pins

HE0

24v Cartridge Heater

No polarity

HE2

24v Chamber Heater

Pins: + - | Solid state relay

STOP0

X Limit Switch

Pins: 3.3v GND Signal | 3.3v not used

STOP1

Y Limit Switch

Pins: 3.3v GND Signal | 3.3v not used

BL Touch

BL Touch

Pins: GND 5v Y-Signal | GND W-Signal

TB

Bed Thermistor

No polarity

T0

Hotend Thermistor

No polarity

T2

Chamber Thermistor

No polarity

BTT Octopus Setup Guides

User Guide

Octopus Setup Guide
Wiring and Marlin Setup Guide
Sensorless Guide
Neopixel Guide
3MB
BIGTREETECH_Octopus_EN.pdf
pdf
BTT Octopus User Guide