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    Cutting EPP

    I wish I could get fanfold over here in NZ as I am sure it would be a lot cheaper than using depron. However yes any solid type foam will work and...
    Post by: kneedrag, Oct 8, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter Stuff
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    Cutting EPP

    I wish I could get fanfold over here in NZ as I am sure it would be a lot cheaper than using depron. However yes any solid type foam will work and...
    Post by: kneedrag, Oct 8, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    Cutting EPP

    As sixter requested a video on how I cut my EPP. Others that are thinking of investing in a MK3 may want to watch this to convince the otherhalf...
    Post by: kneedrag, Oct 1, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter Stuff
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    Cutting EPP

    As sixter requested a video on how I cut my EPP. Others that are thinking of investing in a MK3 may want to watch this to convince the otherhalf...
    Post by: kneedrag, Oct 1, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    Cutting EPP

    I do most of my cutting on EPP and the rest on Depron. about a 95/5 percent ratio. EPP is great nice and smooth and so is the depron. I have even...
    Post by: kneedrag, Sep 13, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter Stuff
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    Cutting EPP

    I do most of my cutting on EPP and the rest on Depron. about a 95/5 percent ratio. EPP is great nice and smooth and so is the depron. I have even...
    Post by: kneedrag, Sep 13, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    #13's first box arrived in NZ

    Yip I would think they will make a big difference to these fiddly foams like EPP. On the good side I cut some depron and it was spot on. I can...
    Post by: kneedrag, Mar 26, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    #13's first box arrived in NZ

    Cutting is not an issue the epp was moving to the right so that when the cut was complete the foam was about a cm and a bit to the right but still...
    Post by: kneedrag, Mar 26, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    #13's first box arrived in NZ

    Easy low tech solution. Build a guide for the EPP foam. ;-) I clamped a straight section of pine to the front of the Phlat. Then the one smooth...
    Post by: kneedrag, Mar 26, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    #13's first box arrived in NZ

    Weird thing is it is not skewing but moving while keeping straight. I am trying with some different EPP sheets which seem to be more evenly...
    Post by: kneedrag, Mar 26, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    #13's first box arrived in NZ

    Ok so its the foam it seems. 6mm depron half way through and no issues. Measured the EPP and the one side is 9mm's roughly give or take 0.2mm. The...
    Post by: kneedrag, Mar 25, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    #13's first box arrived in NZ

    Right I can almost feel I am there, backlash sorted, foam twisting sorted, calibration sorted. However the foam is moving in the printer from the...
    Post by: kneedrag, Mar 25, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    #13's first box arrived in NZ

    Finally got the time this weekend to fit the new rollers. Suddenly she is not longer skipping steps starting and finishing in the same spot and...
    Post by: kneedrag, Mar 20, 2011 in forum: General Phlatprinter 3 Chat
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    Netbook with Windows CE will it work?

    Thanks Kroko, I will not buy that particular netbook in that that case. Will keep my eyes open for one with XP or windows 7 rather.
    Post by: kneedrag, Feb 19, 2011 in forum: Planet - CNC USB Software
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    Netbook with Windows CE will it work?

    Hi all, Before I go buy a bit of kit to run windows on I just want to make sure that the planet-cnc software will work on it. Can't bring myself...
    Thread by: kneedrag, Feb 19, 2011, 5 replies, in forum: Planet - CNC USB Software