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kraegar wrote:http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=10757

Thank you now my coding illiterate self will try to understand all of that and not screw up my printer!

If your build is 100% perfectly square, I believe they would match. Also guessing that's not possible in the real world. I posted in the Mods area a firmware tweak that will let you probe any point on the bed, and use dc42's delta least squares webpage. (The firmware change doesn't break anything s...

I can't wait for you to make this happen! Put me down for at least one probably 2!

Thanks for the update. Interestingly, the 12+ printers (including mine) with a leveling issue all have a thin layer near the X tower and thick near the Y-Z. The opposite of ComJak's problem. His is the only report I've seen that is opposite. That is what we saw after our initial testing. The extrud...

Nevermind, with the help mhackney we figured out that it was a carriage offset issue. Little bit of work and its printing beautifully

The towers are square to each other and the build surface, measured with a square and a digital angle meter. The travel is the same tower to tower when homing BUT when you start a print and it homes the print head moves to the Y tower and then back to the center it doesn't drop I'm going to clear th...

mhackney, first off thanks for all your posts you are a wealth of knowledge. So I did more research last night and looked at my EEPROM settings I think there is a problem. First off after doing a auto calibration with the HE280 ran the end stop macros and then did a paper test. X tower 1.2mm Y tower...

I have a V2 that upgraded to the HE280. I'm getting everything dialed in and have my calibration box printing at 20.005x20.008x10.008 so I'm pretty happy with that. Now I'm printing some FSR mounts for my MaxMetal build and I'm getting X tower lift. I thought with the auto cal of the HE280 that shou...

Yup that was it. Invert Y axis. took me a second to get the right one, then to figure out how to calibrate the thing and right now it's printing a box.

Okay I'm not a programmer so the firmware setup isn't really speaking to me. Have a Rostock Max V2 and just finished upgrading the extruder to the HE280 hoping that it will help with some calibration issues I've been having. I got the firmware uploaded its the correct version I go to home the printe...

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Sorry it didn't send.

Sending to canada is always a PITA due to customs. I'm happy to send it but I'm not covering customs

I'm in sunny So Cal

New never used, never powered on. I went with the Duet WiFi

$185 for everything shipped. Get this stuff off my bench!

Thanks

Holy crap US water rockets is an angry person

I like what they have done with the Duet Wifi, so much I bought one to replace my Duet 0.8.5

Thank you all for your input.

My only concern with the FSR's is build plate constraint. how do I do that?

Thanks again

So question for everyone here. I'm building up a MetalMax (Finally) and I'm using a Duet controller. Would you use a E3d v6 print head and FSR's for calibration or would you use a HE280 and the accelerometer for calibration? The HE260 does simplify wiring and build plate mounting but if the E3d and ...

bvandiepenbos wrote:

DerStig wrote:at what point did you increase the height? My frame shipped on 2/24, is it one of the longer frames?

Yours is the original 33" columns.

Taller revised frames started shipping first of this month, June 2016

can I get the taller columns?

at what point did you increase the height? My frame shipped on 2/24, is it one of the longer frames?

This looks pretty interesting. Wondering what it would take to use it on a Duet equipped printer

http://owi.storenvy.com/products/104511 ... sensor-kit

If you use a Duet controller you only need to run 4 cables to the LCD touch screen so that's a total of 11 cables. Power, Ground, SSR Control (x2) FSR Controller and LCD Controller cables....

Hrrmmmm who's got a good printable lower foot/tensioner?

Building a metal max, using a Duet controller. Do I go FSR's or the IR proximity sensor. I use a glass surface and sometimes I use buildtek

Don't do that. Cat-5 and Cat-6 wire are solid-core, which is bad for any motion application. It's likely to fail after a few months to a year. Took me awhile to figure out that one of the wires had broken inside the jacketing. Mono price stranded Cat6 http://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-Copper-Ethernet...

BTP wrote:Has anyone else noticed that the estimated time in MatterControl is WAY off. I printed the T-Rex shower head the other day and MC estimated it around 20hrs. The print completed in about 13hrs. Any ideas?

My time estimates are always 22% high

Quick question, say I want to print a single color and have the Diamond hotted in my effector is there going to be any back flow issues if I don't have the other two extruders loaded up?