I wanted to do this when I built my machine, but got distracted printing for some reason....
Anyway a faulty switch (or worn out more likely) caused my PSU to blow up so I took it as a chance to replace it and heated the interior while I was at it.
Here's the results.
BEFORE:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/tvzNCXZ.jpg?2[/img]
AFTER:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/ciHl0wZ.jpg?2[/img]
I used mainly 6mm black pet braid as well as some 8mm black/grey braid at the top.
I split the ribbon cables and shortened them as well. That was the scariest part
Took way too long since it was during this process I figured out the switch was faulty. Got a nice new round switch like the v2's have.
I think it improved the heating efficiency of the bed probably due to shortening the heater wires. That or the fancy PSU I got somehow helps. I'd like to think the PSU is the reason, helps me sleep at night.
Cleaned up the internals of my V1
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Cleaned up the internals of my V1
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Re: Cleaned up the internals of my V1
That's really sharp, great work!
Re: Cleaned up the internals of my V1
Agree. That looks awesome!!
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Re: Cleaned up the internals of my V1
Good job, McSlappy!