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Renha wrote:Thank you! Is there 230 V version?

Kapton heater, anyone?

If you can settle for silicone, Keenovo will custom make you one.

I bought a 110v Keenovo heater pad a couple weeks ago. I was a bit hesitant to spend the $65 for it, but after having it in hand, it's actually carefully made and I'm pleased with it. The plan is to design an aluminum bed to stick it to, and incorporate pads for FSRs and some kind of glass clamp to ...

If you had to remove the ribbon cables to reach connections for the upgrade, make sure that they're back on properly. Cable A and B can be switched with each other, the connectors could be upside down, or you could even have the connector offset by a pin from left to right.

[quote="iKeyborg"I spent first week fighting calibration. It was exactly same problem. Then I loosen all towers, sat them with quite a bit of force, tighten towers and belts and since this time problem gone. I have all stock DIY R3. I have printed few 10 inches (250mm) in diameter models w...

Agreed. These aren't ethernet devices that need security patches or OS updates, it's a machine more than a computer. Check the release notes on GitHub, and don't worry about an update unless you are trying to solve a problem that one of the updates addressed.

There's a pre-made wiring harness that will make your life easier. You'll still have to do some splicing (because the V3 electronics are up top now) but it's much cleaner to not have to worry about that part. Otherwise, your list seems pretty straight forward and complete.

Currently I build an Race FPV Quads. I have a problem when it comes to RC stuff.I buy to much . :oops: I have and race Two 210 size, one 190 size, One 130 size (fastest) and a tiny Whoop with updated motors ..... My newest thing I am doing is making 5.8ghz antennas for the video link . I have had r...

This may be a silly idea, but... How crazy does it sound to try applying the sheet while it's completely submerged? You could find a cake pan or something like that and easily mix water and a drop of dish soap to make a chamber to do the application in... I might have to try this on my next one.

Does it come in any other color?

The pulley teeth and resultant steps will effect your Z height scaling. This is a known quantity based completely on the pulley's circumference, and you should consider a "fixed" number after you calculate and confirm the proper value. The diagonal rod length is the arm length, yes. It's t...

I could definitely reduce the amount of noise in the print, but it added about 25% to the duration of each print compared to the time estimated by the slicer. I didn't pursue it all the way to perfection, but I did learn that you have to reduce the values considerably to make an improvement, so I de...

I'm guessing that it mounts below the heatsink to keep air from hitting the print. I've had experiences before where air from the hotend fan impacts the quality of an ABS print because it's only coming from one side. My fix has been to mount the E3D heater block 'away' or downwind from the fan so th...

Wow, it was actually quite simple. I submitted a trouble ticket after my MH support person asked me to. So I continued to fish around the forum and saw a posting about the HE280 that indicated the connector could become unseated. So I reseated that (I reseated everything else several times so why n...

Unfortunately SeeMeCNC modifies the basic rambo board so that the one MatterHackers sent me isn't compatible. As the others have said, the Rambo board isn't modified. There were different generations of the board, but there aren't parallel models or anything like that. https://www.seemecnc.com/page...

I can attest that PLA will sag outdooors. I designed some mosquito traps (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1030806) that have gained an angle from the weight of 10ish ounces of fluid and the heat of the sun over a summer. PLA will melt and warp if left in a car, as well. I'd vote for a higher temp m...

You're not thinking fourth dimensionally :) Every straight line move on a delta machine is a triangulation of all 3 motors moving at the same time. It's more complicated than just microstepping the Z up, it's a function of all 3 motors' positions, and the positional resolution of the hotend varies f...

A loose connection will cause arcing, and that will heat up and melt a connector like this as well. Anytime you're in there, it's worth making sure that those things are snug.

I'm not sure how steps per mm relates to the equation, but nozzle diameter and layer height are definitely related. You can go as thin as you want, but I wouldn't go thicker than about 75% of your nozzle diameter for layer height. You can, but you'll end up with deeper ridges between your layers. I'...

If you've got an ATX power supply, some of them will regulate the overall voltage of the supply based on the load on the 5V rail. Not all supplies do this, but some do. You can put a load resistor on one of the 5V leads (going to ground, of course) and smooth out some of that power fluctuation. I di...

If you've got a V3, there's no need to install the disconnect board - there already is a disconnectable harness.

Is it an adhesive sheet, or does it come in a plate?

This doesn't work like the way it does on a Cartesian machine... There isn't 1 stepper motor per axis, so adjusting the motor we call X to change the X axis, etc won't work. Your steps per mm should be the same across all 3 of your stepper motors, and the only reason to change this is if your pulley...

Then I came across the "Unsolved mystery. Weird Z0 behavior" post and it seems like the fix there was a change in Repetier Firmware (Carriage Horizontal Offset). But I am not running Repetier. Also for posterity... The carriage offset value didn't really effect anything that changed print...

I usually turn on the machine and fire up the bed heat for 15-20 min (at the temp I actually intend to use). Then I'll run the full calibration from the LCD panel at least 2 times. I believe this is directly equivalent to G29 through a host program. Then I flip the light switch three times while I h...

Most firmwares have the back end coded for a filament sensor, but I'm not sure how that wires into the Rambo board itself, or if the code is still there in the SeeMeCNC branch of Repetier. Look up ToyBuilder labs as another supplier. Their sensor detects when filament stops moving as well, so you'd ...