I ordered a Rostock Max V2 and have been assembling it over the past week or so. I had to put it on hold for a few days until my order from Mouser comes in of the replacement Thermistor I (ehem) caused to not function I became interested in 3D printing when my son (11 years old) decided he wanted to enter a science fair and his subject is "3D printing, the future of replacement organs". I do have a quick question for anyone that may know. When I ordered the replacement Thermistors (ordered 20 because I have fat fingers and you never know when someone else may need one), I noticed it is listed as 'end of life' and is being discontinued. Is there a newer replacement part to use should the need ever arise again? Thanks for a great site and I look forward to finishing my printer and getting some things posted!
Hi and welcome to the forum.
The build should be great for you and your son.
If you bought 20 thermistors you will not need any for a very long time, should be years.
If you ever do require more I would look to see what is available at that time, the technology changes
so fast that in a couple more years thermistors may be obsolete.
Be sure to send some pictures of your build and we are here if you have any questions.
I'm just sitting here watching a print, fascinating!!!
Welcome aboard, it is a real nice journey
Bob
Rostock Max V2, Ball Cup Arms, New Carriages, HE280, Dampers, PSU Breathing, Simplify 3D, GeckoTek3D, Raspberry Pi3. Duet soon... Kossel Mini still under construction.
Delta's are the way!