The traslucent fan shroud was also made with the Volcano nozzle in less than 30 minutes. I know the nozzle could be mounted above the effector but just not interested as I am not making anything over a foot tall and below should make the effector more stable. I'm thinking about switching the longer arms, ball joints and IM carriages unless anyone advises against?Rostock MAXED
Rostock MAXED
Just took my Rostock to the max and wanted to share. Printed about 3 meters of filament in 6 minutes with the E3D Volcano (32 mm/s with .6 mm layer heights.) Notice the heater output, bed output and fan speed all maxed out!
Seeing as I'm bragging about how fast I printed, figured I should show the quality was great too, just printed a small spiral vase with t-glase
Added some fans to the stock design The traslucent fan shroud was also made with the Volcano nozzle in less than 30 minutes. I know the nozzle could be mounted above the effector but just not interested as I am not making anything over a foot tall and below should make the effector more stable. I'm thinking about switching the longer arms, ball joints and IM carriages unless anyone advises against?
Seeing as I'm bragging about how fast I printed, figured I should show the quality was great too, just printed a small spiral vase with t-glase
Added some fans to the stock design
The traslucent fan shroud was also made with the Volcano nozzle in less than 30 minutes. I know the nozzle could be mounted above the effector but just not interested as I am not making anything over a foot tall and below should make the effector more stable. I'm thinking about switching the longer arms, ball joints and IM carriages unless anyone advises against?-
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Re: Rostock MAXED
Thanks for posting the pictures!
Great job.
Your potential future upgrades look good and I plan on doing the same.
Great job.
Your potential future upgrades look good and I plan on doing the same.