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2 meanwell on their sides, beside each other will fit inside bottom frame rails.

What slicer are you using?
I would try a different one.

Is the filament getting caught someplace before it enters extruder, or just as it enters. Maybe as extruder tips a certain way filament gets caught entering crooked.

Tincho85 wrote:Indeed, I love those mini trucks!

Where does the adjusting screw that triggers the end-stops goes?

It will be in the stand off.
Might make stand offs hexagonal.

Eaglezsoar wrote:Brian, when should these be available on your site?

Trying to have them up in about a month.
They are replacing the current design.

S3D is great. Be sure to download the latest version, lots of improvement.

Can you print other things that height?

New version to use ball-cup arms

Here is a render of the final rod ends we are having an injection mold made for.
Hope to have first run of parts in hand in about 3 weeks.

kraegar wrote:Did you get the wiring sorted? Since I'm not using the entire hotend assembly, I only have the 5 wires required for the accelerometer connected.

no, I have not had time. Been consumed with other projects.

Do you have the mounting plate clamped in the corners with the (6) 4-40 screws and corner brackets? ...either wood ones our metal corner bed mount brackets. Ah. I figured the kit worked like this: - Mount the triangle in the upper slot, bolt the snowflake to it using spacers - OR, mount the ...

kraegar wrote:And one more, sorry Brian!

Here's a video of the hotend probe hitting X0 Y0, and a custom point (G30 S-1 X123.56 Y71.34)

https://youtu.be/tRhgYBRGdhQ

Your fine, no problem with me, I appreciate your input.

Injection mold is being built now.
I expect to have first batch of molded rod ends in 3 weeks.

John, that fan setup looks good!
do they blow up or down?
I assume they are at a angle?

Is there any chance of a conversion kit for V2 -> V3? I have to do a lot of fixes to my V2, and it almost seems like the V3 is the answer to the vast majority of them. And I can't shell out 1K for the new kit. You could upgrade your v2 to a MAX Metal Frame. It is designed to re-use most all of your ...

If you are running a Rambo board with Repeteir, you can add the SeeMeCNC accelerometer probe board to your MAX Metal and Prometheus hot end. Once they are available (probably soon?) Your bed is mounted in just 3 points on the MAX Metal so it is not over-constrained like the stock V1 & V2 RMAX which ...

Fusion360 is awesome!
It IS free if you make less than 100k per year with it. Maybe it's 300k? can't remember

Oh, and it does excellent 3D CAM tool paths for your CNC machines

@mhackney
So you think aluminum tubing is stiffer than CF tube per weight?

Mold is in production right now for custom ball-cup rod ends I have designed as a replacement for the Traxxas. We will be building CF arms with these and will be available separately for retrofitting to existing CF arms or building your own. They fit 3/8" balls so the stock SeeMeCNC barbells will ...

And mounting plate for PSU and Electronics http://www.tricklaser.com/MAX-METAL-mounting-plate-for-PSU-Electronics-HPB-MAXMTL-PSUPLT.htm I got this installed okay, but it seems the smaller of the two plywood sheets tends to reverberate when the motors are doing certain things. It can be somewhat ...

TheRealRocketBurns wrote:Just did a quick non-committal assembly, no thread Locker or anything to get a feel for how it would look and how it fits together. I am blown away by the quality of the frame, Brian you have really outdone yourself. More to follow soon!

Thank you.
~*Brian

you don't need thread locker.

713maker's parts are nice. I also have an aluminum platform available for the SeeMeCNC ball-joints... http://www.tricklaser.com/Aluminum-platform-for-ball-joints-PLAT-ALU-BJ.htm yes, a Prometheus hot end fits down through center. +1 on the PEI and 24 volt psu. I prefer using TWO meanwell psu's, one ...

I have purchased stuff from robotdigg several times. I have not had any issues with their stuff.
Decent products, great prices.

Only problem is shipping has been rather expensive.

And mounting plate for PSU and Electronics http://www.tricklaser.com/MAX-METAL-mounting-plate-for-PSU-Electronics-HPB-MAXMTL-PSUPLT.htm I was just getting ready to design some kind of Onyx holder. I am so tired of having to drill the snowflakes, and finding that the MDF gets impacted and loose ...

Try printing from SD card, not from Repetier Host

Wiring of machines has always been a challenge for me and very time consuming, hard to make it neat and clean. Glenn at the MakerHive came up with this nifty harness to make it much quicker, easy and neat... Pre-made wiring harness now available for the MAX METAL Frame http://www.tricklaser.com/MAX ...