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Would something like the below do for making a probe for calibration purposes, or is it not high enough in resolution or accuracy? I know it is not top notch quality, but I have no further purpose for it. "Good enough is the best!" ;-) [img]http://hennekens.info/rostock/dialindicator-a.png[/img ...

After probing all my points, I converted the millimeters back to steps for my x, y, and z offsets How did you probe? Did you do that using a probe, or could I use the "z-height calibration with paper below the nozzle"-method? And why do you need to set it to reprep, as it actually has repetier ...

Those little f*ckers are hell to change... I tried soldering a "handle" on one of the ends, but that made the holder on the board so loose that now they won't fit without an extra drop of solder. Tried to bend a bit without success... Someone know what they are called generally? Have to check if I ...

First time I stumble upon this thread. I must admit that it is beautiful and would buy it in an instance if it were available locally (the Netherlands), but I am afraid that postage would cost almost the same as the part itself, as counts for a lot of other parts for sale for this machine... But ...

derzaubererer wrote:would you mind sharing your e3d settings with me?

Polygonhell wrote:actually run the tests.

Hi,
I am wondering if my timing belts are too loose. I can easily pull them (all three equally) almost 1,5 cm out of the T slot.
Is that too loose? Is there a way to measure the tension?
[img]http://hennekens.info/rostock/tension.jpg[/img]

YEs, may chamber isn't ready yet. I asked him to split like Xeno suggested. The order has been cancelled for now.
Did anyone EVER print something that tall? on a MAX?

That looks production ready... When does shipment start?

Do you have current on the wires? Switched + and - ? My fan wouldn't even turn backwards when I got the plus and minus switched.

Through 3dhubs I get an order for a design that is 389mm in height. My V2 with the slightly shorter E3D hot end shows a total height of 398mm after Z calibration and homing. Bu I assume that for making some decent diameter (around 130mm) I have to take the radius of the delta construction into ...

So... The beer is stays in your own fridge? Although someone here mentioned to use "layers"... Maybe half a sixpack for SEBRET!
I took a look already. Nice, and contrasting: the old ringed paper against the modern topic.

You are right... I love it! because I hate the wiring as it is now, and the difficulty to add wires through the alu machine extrusions...
But it will probably cost X times as much as the old board...

mhackney wrote:3D printing exploits

You said it yourself... I would definitely go for "Exploit3D"!!!
This one is for free, as long as you promise te keep posting here too!

Hmm, i was scared the hell out of my mind when that happened. I believe a lot of other parameters got nudged by this event, because having switched back to matterslice for now, a lot f other weird stuff is happening to my prints now... Look at how it is tearing the inner perimeters out of these ...

@ IMBoring25:
Can you elaborate on the bug? If I set the slicer to slic3r, slicing takes wwwaaaayyyy more time, and after print start the head crashes off the side of the printbed... Has this bug you mentioned anything to do with that?

All things you love come with some issues you don't like...
Let's be patient and see what future brings!

Yes, but I hate maneuvering the stone-age-style LCD with its knob navigation

Yes, I understand... Would be nice though, perhaps V3? I also hear some people fix other controllerboards. Maybe that would be one of the benefits? Think that's rather rigorous. Off-Topic: After you calling me Delta, a huge coin dropped in my head... I immediately made up signature to counter the ...

Sorry to hike this older thread, but I always like to search for answers before dropping questions ;-) Even a simple machine like the Up Mini buffers it's printjob to the machines memory. Once a print starts you can plug out the computer or shut it down and the print will continu. I guess it is a ...

Hi all, I want to thank you all for your assistance. I am glad to be able to show you a nice, self-printed, unwarped Raymondstyle Enclosure bracket, that was the topic of this thread all-the-way! ;-) [img]http://hennekens.info/rostock/OK_wholething.jpg[/img] I did not use a linisher to make the ...

I am sorry, but Google Translate got the arse part, but not the linisher
What's that?

I think the first layer thing refers to extrusion rate. not the originator of that, so I'm not sure. Hmm, I interpreted as "extrude the filament for one layer into space for .8 layer". But the tooltip in MatterControl indeed says that putting in a larger layer is better for bed adhesion, so you are ...

Thanks. No I did not paint. I used lettering vinyl, like being used in car and window signing.

So, I am struggling making the Raymond Style brackets for my machine, and had some time to kill. So I put out on my working machine and give it some lipstick. As you can see the theme is orange, inspired by the first roll of ABS I made some of my own parts with. ;-) Planning on keeping that roll ...

Thanks all for the input. .1. Okay, I bought some UHU stick locally after reading some good 3D-printers reviews on that. Already ordered some Elmers already through Amazon because we can get that stuff locally. I'm curious about the difference. But for the time being I made some slurry. First try is ...