The concept is more or less the other way round. The filament pulls the syringe and squeeze the material out.for more images and movies, see http://www.facebook.com/europerminutedesignResize the shapes suited for your syringe.Print the syringe holder.Print the end stop enlargers.Screw same [ultimaker spare] m3 bolts through the holes to fixate the syringe holders to the moving head.Attache everything.Generate gcodeWithout temperature settingsVery low extrusion speedOpen the gcode in a text editor and replace "E" with "E-"[we want to pull the filament not push it, you can also change the firmware, but this was easier for me]Print and use the live control panel in repg to tune the flow and speed.
Joris
van Tubergen (1977) studied Industrial Design Engineering at Delft
University of Technology. His fascination for digital production
resulted in 2008 in joining the startup of Protospace, Fablab Utrecht.
Joris is [part time] Creat...