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Brian, thanx for the Measurments of the hobbed gear. I have now one of these on Order: http://www.eztronics.nl/webshop2/catalog/Phidgets/Phidget-Motors?product_id=219" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; it´s 220 oz/inch. Should be enough ;-) I ordered that Tytan Extruder some da...

Is the OD of the original hobbed gear 12.5mm also? I´m not at home for the next 2 weeks, but want to order the parts. What I think is that the diameter where the teeth are is more important. Somebody here who can meassure the OD and the diamenter where the filament is in? If it´s not exactly the sam...

Has anybody tried going to 0.9 degree steppers like Jimustanguitar suggested? That seems like the easiest solution to try. I have been creeping up on the limit of the stock setups resolution, so I'm looking at options now. Yepp, I´m using 0.9° Steppers with 32 Microsteps on a azteeg X5 Board. Worki...

Has anybody attachted a geared Motor to the EZStruder?
Most geared Motors have 8mm rods, so which hobbed gear can be used?

Any links for this?

Thanx
Dirk

PartDaddy wrote:Here's my CAD files.

87934 Hot End Adpater.zip

The Solidwors File can not be opend with SW2012 or SW2014. Can you please check?

Thanx
Dirk

Perhaps... http://www.mcmaster.com/#8738k56/=ut45da" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; or something thicker? http://www.mcmaster.com/#8573k15/=ut46md" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; A mate will give me a Delrin plate (100x100mm) 5mm thickness. As soon ...

I tested the POM Filament from E3D. It´s ok through the E3D-V6 Hotend.

But it´s sticking to nothing. Not to PEI, not to glass, not to Tape. Nothing.
Doesn´t matter which Bed Temperature. Gave up on this POM thing

yepp.

Already ordered a Legends Pack

Hi, is it possible that you share a solidworks file (or step, or iges) ? Want to mod your effector to use with tricklaser arms. And in your Version the arms hitting the solid around the axles when you are trying to print a large circle. So I have to flaten it a little bit. Solidworks would be nice ...

Here's my latest one. Going to print tomorrow or this weekend and try it out. The model is rough and I just hacked it together to get a prototype made and fit up all the parts. I plan on cleaning up the fillets on top of fillets and making the styling smoother at a later date. Dimensions are on the...

You named it Eris. Is the Printer as small as his name standing for? Smaller than the Orion? Give us Informations, please. Massive Pictures, Specs, etc. You know that we can´t wait till we have seen the first pics...... ;-) Early Bird order planned? WE CANT WAIT! Rostock is running fine, so we are a...

In simplify3D you can set as much configs as you want to the same object.
E.g.: 0-10mm 5 outerperimeters, 50% infill
10-20mm 3 outerperimeters, 20% infill
etc.
etc.

there are a lot of informations on their website

@Teoman: My PEI Sheet is very good at a starting point of 95°C. At 100°C it is good and I have to wait to complete cooldown that the part will pop off. At 110°C and above my part is sticking like hell and I have to use a lot of force to get it loose. So, if your heatbed is only going to 88°C, you wi...

Hi,

as far as I know the smart controller is not supported, only the full graphic LCD.
Got mine (the GLCD) for 18 bucks from china and is working fine.

Thank you for the feedback. If you have a current limiting power supply, you gain some advantages. Such as: 1- When your bed heats up the resistance goes up, but as you are current limiting, the voltage of the power supply also goes up so you are still able to pump some energy to the power supply. ...

gestalt73 wrote:

Every time I check their website for more details, I throw my credit card at the screen, but nothing happens.

Have you seen the link where you can ask for a Beta Cyclops? Havn´t ask, because I´m in Israel for the next weeks, but maybe you have luck and they send you one....

The reasoning is because I don't have money (high school student to) so I couldn't Quad extrude if I wanted. You might say "you can't pay $30 for 2 steppers, but you can pay roughly 500 for the kraken and X3 Pro?". Yes, I cant, I had money then, I don't know. This is the way of things :P ...

geneb wrote:...


I knew the spider was good when my first instinct was to reach for a hammer.

Congrats!

g.

My first instinct to reach a hammer is when I see a cartesian printer.....

The Spider is amazing

Considering I have a Kraken and an X3 Pro, its not quite that simple :P Absolutly right. But... Have you ever used your Kraken fully equipped with 4 Extruders? Let´s make a guess: no. :-) You are using only 2 of the 4, right? :-) Ok, now the easy way is: Wait for the E3D Cyclops and get a Smoothieb...

Do you want the easy way?

Ok.

Sell your Ramboboard on Ebay and get a Azteeg X5 mini or Smoothieboard.

I´m using only 3 standoffs infront of the Towers.

It looked as it was going to hold. When i came to have a look discovered this. It has crept up from the sides of the nozzle and in to the kapton tape. Its going to be fun removing it. Ill try lightly sanding the bed now. Teoman, where did you bought your ABS? I remember you are in Turkey. I´m in Ge...

I am trying to stick it to the pei. No success? Mine is sticking like hell. But I have one roll of ABS that is not sticking good. But this ABS is strange. You can´t dissolve it in Acetone. Maybe it´s a mixture of whatever, but sold as ABS. All others are sticking good. Sometimes too good. Every col...

Changing temps and/or speeds during a print is not the best idea. You will see every speed and/or temp change on the part. Of course, you have to look close to it, but when you are printing high resolution/quality parts, you can´t do that. Better to buy a PEI sheet. Since I´ve installed it, I never ...

Please report your experience with the Ypsilon. My Extruders are mounted as well, but I didn´t find the time to install and test the Ypsilon. have to go back to my Rambo as well due to I´m on Azteeg X5 actually. Maybe I will buy a smoothieboard. Or buy another Rostock... hm. Maybe you can post more ...