Ultra One Profiles for Simplify3D

Official Repository of Simplify3D profiles for the MakerGear Ultra One 3D Printer. We're adding new materials continuously so check back frequently.

Summary

Material	Single	Dual	Support	Duplication	Vase	Single
	0.5mm	0.5mm	0.5mm	0.5mm	0.5mm	0.35mm
ABS	✓	✓	✓ (HIPS)	✓	✓
PLA	✓	✓	✓ (BVOH)	✓	✓
PETG	✓	✓	✓ (BVOH)	✓	✓
ASA	✓	✓	✓ (HIPS)	✓	✓
CFR/Nylon	✓					✓
CFR/PETG	✓
Brozne	✓					✓
CFR/ABS	✓
CFR/PLA	✓
Glass-Fiber/Nylon						✓
HD Glass (Form Futura)	✓
HT Pla	✓
Polycarbonate (PC)	✓
Polypropylene (PP)	✓
TPU						✓
ePA-GF Nylon (eSun)	✓
iOn Nylon (3DXTech)	✓
Polycast (Polymaker)	✓

Interested in printing with a material not listed here? We can work with you to develop a profile. Email us at info@makergear.com.

Profile Description

Abbreviation	Description
Single	T0 uses the specified material
Dual	Great for two-color prints - Both extruders (T0 and T1) use the same type of material
Support	T0 uses the material specified and T1 uses support material (either BVOH or HIPS)
Duplication	Both extruders can be used in duplication mode to print two copies of the same object at once
Vase	Vase mode - only a single outer layer of the object is printed

Note: The left extruder (primary) is called Tool 0, or T0. The right extruder (secondary) is called Tool 1, or T1.

Installation Instructions

Click here to download a zip file of the latest profiles
Extract the contents of the zip file into a folder on your hard drive
Open Simplify3D
From the File menu, select Import FFF Profile
Navigate to the folder you just created and select all of the new profiles
Click Open
Congratulations! Your profiles are now availble for use in the Select Profile dropdown menu in the Edit Process Settings window.

All profiles can be modified to different nozzle size in Simplify3D by changing: 1) the nozzle diameter, and 2) the extrusion width.

Problems?

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Anti-Collision Feature

The Ultra One has built in safeties at the front and back of the machine to prevent collisions. For more information and how to disable them, see this article.