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Works great with PLA no heat. Haven't tried with ABS yet.

We just use it on glass. You'll get different results sticking it to different materials. I like the idea of popping off, but we don't have problems with ours sticking. What filament, SeeMeCNC's, others? We always print with our stuff. In 2011, when we started selling printers, I grabbed a piece of...

Finally connected the Duet and PanelDue to the new build of mine. Following the instruction in this thread made it quite simple. Thank you Mhackney for such a great write up. Few questions linger. When I Home the axis either through PanelDue home button or through G28 command it moves VERY slowly. I...

Also it looks like your z-height is too close to the bed. If possible measure the first layer with calipers to tune up your first layer. With regards to puff balls you should try drying the filament in the oven to get rid of the moisture.

If you could, that would be great. Thanks

Love Barrybot mod, Been using it for few months now and the results are great.

bubbasnow wrote:look what showed up earlier this month.

Replicape with manga screen

Looking Nice. I'm still building a new printer so can't try it out yet. Hope it works well.

Sounds good. the Duet is on site, the PanelDue is enroute, I'll post here when it is on site.

The PanelDue is a bit limited, it is probably best to place your order now if you're interested if you wish to get one from the first batch.

Just placed an order for PanelDue. Thanks.

New Replicape board is available at http://www.thing-printer.com/product/replicape/, Just got mine from a kickstarter campaign can't wait to try it out.

The PSU has a constant +5VSB, if you combine this with a common black you will get constant power on, even when you turn the printer off. Just splice it into a mini USB cable.

Thats how I have it on my printer.

Michael, Thank you again.

Michael,

The hotted fan, is there a way to program in the config file for it to turn on when the hot end reaches 50 degrees and turn off when it cools down?

Thanks
Vitaly

Thank you Mhackney that was very helpful. Cant wait to get the build done and get to try out the Duet.

Maybe its just late at night, but I am confused about how to use the Duet. If possible for one of the Duet users to chime in on some of the issues I am having. 1) is there an PID autotune command in the duet firmware, and if yes does it save the changes after it is done, or I have to manually enter ...

Nice Job, Beautiful Build !!!

Would you be interested to share your STL files for the frame? And what length of 2550 extrusion did you use to get the scale.

If anyone is interested to part with their DUET and DUE PANEL or maybe a spare one, I would be interested in buying one. Setting up a new printer and need the controller board and screen. Please PM

It looks like you can pick Smoothieware as a choice on as the first option. So theoretically you can use the web based solution on the azteeg X5. Its just a manual input calibration.

Used BuildTak with mixed results. Then changed to PEI and never went back. Still have 4 sheets of BT left over in the closet.

16T worked perfect for me. No rubbing.

Thanks

dkaustin wrote:The corner molding is a Slip-On Plastic Piano Hinge from McMaster-Carr, part number 1793A61.

If you don't mind me asking? What type of corner molding did you use for the enclosure.

Thanks

The "draw" for Duet and RepRapFirmware are 2 fold: 1) the delta kinematics calculate EVERY point of movement, not line segments. This is my #1, #2 and #3 reason for trying Duet. RRF is the only firmware that does this. I would love to see a comparison in print quality between smoothieboar...

IMO Smoothieboard is the best and easiest solution at this time. Great hardware with poorly supported software totally negates the benefits from hardware. Smoothieboard offers less stellar hardware then Duet with a much better software integration and support. Its a win for me until the Smothieboard...

I'd love to see some pictures of the improved print quality, particularly some macro shots if you can manage it. :) Sure, You can see one model that I printed in the MetalMax sub forum. I printed that model .2 layer height at 80mm/s. I took the picture with hard lighting so that you can see the lay...

You've got the stepper, gearbox, and extruder directly coupled to the effector platform, eh? Are there any 'inertia artifacts' from throwing around that much weight? Are the magnets sufficiently strong to keep that from coming apart during rapid movements? No inertia artifacts. Magnets never dislod...