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Makerbot Replicator 2

Description

MakerBot Replicator 2 Desktop 3D Printer is designed for making professional-quality prototypes with MakerBot PLA Filament. We have two Replicator 2 printers. 

 

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Facilitators run badge checkouts and are also glad to help with project-specific advice, a refresher, or planning a build.

4 facilitators, 7 upcoming times in the next two weeks · Next: Sun Oct 18, 10:00am

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Facilitator schedule · Makerbot Replicator 2

Facilitators run badge checkouts and are also glad to help with project-specific advice, a refresher, or planning a build.

Day Morning (before 12 PM) Afternoon (12 - 5 PM) Evening (after 5 PM)
Sunday
October 18, 2026
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Sign in to schedule 10:00am
With Nathan Rawling
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Sign in to schedule 3:00pm
With Lucas Harrison
 
Monday
October 19, 2026
   
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Sign in to schedule 8:00pm
With Darcy Canales
Wednesday
October 21, 2026
   
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Sign in to schedule 6:00pm
With Sean Bender
Sunday
October 25, 2026
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Sign in to schedule 10:00am
With Nathan Rawling
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Sign in to schedule 3:00pm
With Lucas Harrison
 
Monday
October 26, 2026
   
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Sign in to schedule 8:00pm
With Darcy Canales

Every facilitator, every tool: the full facilitator schedule.

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Instructions for Use

There are three major steps to do doing a 3d print. 

1) Build the model - This can be done in many programs. We recommend starting with Tinkercad.com and thingiverse.com. Later you can use Blender or OpenScad to build your models.

2) Slice the Model - This can be done in MakerWare. You generate gcode for the printer by setting the quality, infill, shell and other printer perimeters. 

3) Print - Load the Printer with plastic and run print from SD card. 

 

Here is a list of tips at: https://www.simplify3d.com/support/print-quality-troubleshooting/