Ultimaker 2 3D Printer Unboxing & Review

Yefi 2017-10-12

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I finally received my Ultimaker v2 thanks to my buddy Sander who has been a huge support to my 3D printing adventures. I have had the Ultimaker 1 for a while and have done tons of prints and the thing is an absolute dream but it lacks a heated bed and looks like it was built in wood shop. So I was super excited to see the Ultimaker v2 looking like a Ferrari with its frosted translucent sides and very tidy wiring and not to mention the bed and most beautiful build platform Ive ever seen. The printer also had some features that I wasnt expecting like an LED illuminated build platform that will make all my future 3D printing videos on this unit look AMAZING!\r
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NOTES\r
The bad print quality on the test print was due to the broken cooling fan from shipping/customs. The print quality will be perfect once I replace the fan arrives which Ultimaker has already shipped to me! They have fantastic support.\r
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The Ultimaker 2\r
To operate the Ultimaker 2 you dont need any specific technical knowledge. Every part has been redesigned to create one of the highest performing 3D printer available on the market, but also a very reliable one. \r
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Ultimaker 2 specifications\r
Easy to use and reliable\r
Designed for non-expert and expert\r
Larger build envelope\r
Heated bed\r
Low cost material\r
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Open source\r
Just like the Original the Ultimaker 2 will remain open source. We dare to share our knowledge because we believe we can achieve even more when working together.\r
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Easy to use and reliable\r
To operate the Ultimaker 2 you dont need any specific technological knowledge. With its 49 decibel its a quiet machine. Because the electronics are bundled the Ultimaker 2 is stable and reliable. With its nice design the Ultimaker 2 is suitable in any working or living interior.\r
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Designed for non-expert and expert\r
Weve made the Ultimaker 2 to be as easy as possible. You dont need to have a huge technological background to understand our printer. At the same time weve developed the printer in a way that its still interesting for experts to work and create with.\r
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Larger build ratio\r
Weve managed to get an even better print-to-size ratio. This means the printer size has remained the same, and the print envelope became bigger.\r
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Low cost material\r
Beside the f that the Ultimaker doesnt use a lot of power, the material you use to print is also low cost. This makes the use of an Ultimaker very affordable.\r
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Layer resolution: up to 20 micron\r
Build volume: 23 x 22.5 x 20.5 cm\r
Position precision X Y Z: 12.5 / 12.5 / 5 micron\r
Print speed: 30 mm/s - 300 mm/s\r
Travel speed: 30 mm/s - 350 mm/s\r
Recommended filament diameter: 2.85 mm\r
Nozzle diameter: 0.4 mm\r
Stand-alone SD-card printing\r
WiFi printing ready (future upgradeable)\r
Software: Cura - Official Ultimaker\r
Print technology: Fused filament fabrication (FFF)\r
Frame dimension X Y Z: 35.7 / 34.2 / 38.8 cm (no filament)\r
Frame dimension X Y Z: 49.2 / 34.2 / 55.8 cm (with filament)\r
Operation nozzle temperature: 180° - 260° C\r
Operation heated bed temperature: 50° - 100° C\r
Ambient operation temperature: 15° - 32° C\r
Storage temperature: 0° - 32° C\r
AC input: 100 - 240 V / ~4 AMPS / 50 - 60 HZ / 221 watt max.\r
Power requirements: 24 V DC @ 9.2 AMPS\r
Usage cost: ~ €0.05 / cm3 (material and power) This show is an independent production of Jerry Berg (aka Barnacules). Opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of my employer, friends, or any companies mentioned in the show. Email business inquiries to [email protected] Help the channel by donating BitCoin to 1MfVZVMjfUUq8srg1d4RbgXR5e7JLw7R6P\r
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