Maker's Muse Review

[colbylippincott]

Just wanted to post this here and congratulate the ideaMaker team for building an awesome slicer. Keep up the good work!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7JuMa35IjA&t=1s

[Vicky@Raise3D]

Thanks for your sharing!

[Wolfman]

Here is another honest review from Angus. Enjoy it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOqq6jhcRVY&t=329s

[Mecha_Monster]

Good and honest review. Anyhow, as others reviews out there in youtube, it also felt short.
The main reason for what I bought the Raise3D is its accuracy and capabilities of printing PC. With my machine I print tools that according to the Metrology dept. are extremly close to the nominal dimensions. Thumbs up for the accuracy of the machine.
I have also found that is is easier to print PC than ABS. It sticks very well to the Buildtak and the chamber stays very warm.
The Idemaker AP and the wireless connection are solid points that are never mentioned.
The backup battery is a lifesaver feature that rarely is mentioned. I mean, I have been able to recover prints even after one week!

Of course that you need to tuerk and adjust your machine; you have to take care of it like a CNC machine, and take your time to properly learn how to use it and take extensive care of it (like proper cleaning, proper greasing, proper adjustment, etc). I mean, the Stratasys machines have very specific and strict instructions about how to clean their machines after each prints and before each print, why it should be different with the Raise3D N2?

I think it is a very capable and respectable machine, but you have to use it as a precision tool. and print slower (the default settings are waaaaay too fast)

[Vicky@Raise3D]

May I ask the difference of the printing settings of PC between yours and the default ones？
And may I ask for some pictures can difference between?
We'd like to feedback your thoughts to R&D and Testing department to check whether we need to change the default settings.

[Shane]

Hi Mecha_Monster,

I'd really appreciate you posting your PC settings and filament supplier please?

An N2+ is on its way to me, and its purpose is to print/replace PC parts on limited run products that are currently CNC milled.

So avoiding warping / decent accuract woudl be great, perhaps +-1mm out of 200mm could be allowed.

I know I should give myself time to get used to 3D printing, that its a craft, and I know there will be dissapointments. But if you had settings and were willing to share that would help greatly.

THanks
Shane

[Vicky@Raise3D]

Hi Mecha_Monster,

I'd really appreciate you posting your PC settings and filament supplier please?

An N2+ is on its way to me, and its purpose is to print/replace PC parts on limited run products that are currently CNC milled.

So avoiding warping / decent accuract woudl be great, perhaps +-1mm out of 200mm could be allowed.

I know I should give myself time to get used to 3D printing, that its a craft, and I know there will be dissapointments. But if you had settings and were willing to share that would help greatly.

THanks
Shane

Hope these can help.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1102
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3509&p=18946#p18946

[Tinkerer]

Here is another honest review from Angus. Enjoy it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOqq6jhcRVY&t=329s

6:43 of that video - I fully support that message!