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By the way, I do not know if it is only me, but while calibrating, I had noticed a consistent "buzz" that changes in tone as the nozzle gets close to the borosilicate plate. I had been able to notice the changes by the 0.01mm, once it is close enough (0.05 mm above the bed). I get the same...

Well, I tried the same method in my "old" RM V1, and ... it worked as well! I was able to refine the steps, so, in 6 iterations I was done, with the bed flat ... as flat as V1 allows, of course :-) What I love is: 1- no need to touch the screws! 2- no need to go tower by tower, but all tow...

Just did the update, thanks for the warning, took a backup of my 1.1.1 first. OOOH SHINY NEW TOYS! Triangle and concentric fills, 3D layer preview, bridge fan setting on the slicer and other goodness. Nice work people. Hasn't bombed on my OSX 10.9.4 yet, but I'll keep an eye on things. artexmg - mi...

Hey Kevin, I had seen you've been actively helping people with Matter control, so, now it is my turn :-) I just upgraded to release 1.1.2, the one for SeemeCNC *it is great! (when it works :-) * (... already bought image converter, by the way ...), over MacOSX 10.9.4, and it keeps crashing and crash...

Hi Folks, I am not sure if a "manual" Zprobe calibration method had been discussed before, but it is new to me, and worked like a charm! I just finished building my Rostock Max V2 -Night Fury- (I need to update my building log: http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=5814" ...

Top part in place
"aerial view"
this is all for now, but more coming soon, stay tuned!

Towers mounted with cables routed inside.
Then, with the cheapskates mounted (here a short vid on how they roll work (just like geneb's ): http://youtu.be/L42-53poE8Q" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;!

Ok, it is time to keep going!

The next step was the printing bed, I tried to put the cables the most organized way I could.

I liked the V3, with the new LED to indicate the Hot End is working, sweet.

Today in the morning, I found this threads in my printer bed instead of what it was supposed to be my first parts of my Mini Kossel. Is it a sign from the heavens? :-) Funny stuff :-) Orange spaghetti, that is one of my favorites! Sorry, I couldn't resist! I'd read that printing food is the new big...

if you have a multimeter, measure the resistance of the heating resistors of the hotend... either at the crimps or the end of the wires.. you should get 3-4 ohms, if you get a reading of 8 or higher ohms, one of the heating resistors is out.. thats really the only reason that would prevent it from ...

Today in the morning, I found this threads in my printer bed instead of what it was supposed to be my first parts of my Mini Kossel. Is it a sign from the heavens?

Funny stuff

1ggy wrote:Holy hell that looks awesome! I love the way the layers make it look like it has wood grain following the curve of the enclosure.

Yes! it looks fantastic!

So far, no, I haven't put any heatsinks on any other part of the machine. I'm currently testing out a hypothesis with the extruder stepper motor itself but I'll let you know if it pans out. Good to know, let me know! On the other hand, my Rostock Max V1, has a lot of heat seated on the Rambo due to...

Yours look great! If I could ask, what did you use for stain and adhesive? Finally got the positioning and rotation to get both the 3" and the 4" to fit on the RMV2. I learned a lot! Biggest thing I found to be a problem is speed. While the body passes can be run quite fast the dithering ...

Jimustanguitar wrote:That looks familiar http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/Speakers/ ... ogies.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

WoW, that is Beautiful!!!

Now, I want to print this as well

Just need to finish this one first.

The colour scheme looks pretty cool for this one! Yes! I like Yellow/Black/Red ... maybe some leds? I'm still trying to decide on which LEDs to use for mine but I chose a similarly loud colour scheme ;) http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=3798&start=40" onclick="window....

The colour scheme looks pretty cool for this one! Yes! I like Yellow/Black/Red ... maybe some leds? I'm still trying to decide on which LEDs to use for mine but I chose a similarly loud colour scheme ;) http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=3798&start=40" onclick="window....

That is looking great Art! Mine is scheduled to show up on Monday. Of course it just missed the weekend.:cry: I'm evaluating a stand to place it on. Would you mind throwing a tape measure on your base and giving me the dimensions? By the way we are definitely fairly close considering 99 opened up. ...

Eaglezsoar wrote:I already like the colors.
Can't wait to see the completed printer.

Thanks! I need to hurry up!

It starts to get the well known, good Rostock Max shape!
I'm loving it! (humm .. now I am hungry!)

This is the gap that has to be left to compensate the width of the dampers. If not, then the pulley will not be aligned with the belt. 2014-07-04 05.17.51.jpg This close or is OK? :-) Detail Not Flush.png All step motors ready on one side 2014-07-04 05.17.33.jpg And now ready on the other side as we...

Installing the Motor Dampers (from Tricklaser ;-) ) 2014-07-04 04.26.50.jpg See the difference between the two motors 2014-07-04 04.27.56.jpg To compensate the width added by the dampers, you will need to place the Hobbed gear not aligned, as Geneb's manual indicates, but a little up. Pulley perfect...

GeraldO wrote:The colour scheme looks pretty cool for this one!

Yes! I like Yellow/Black/Red ... maybe some leds?

imagebuff wrote:Here is one of my FPV vids.. nothing spectacular but fun. http://youtu.be/zu5qaTTwLp0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This is AWESOME!!!! ... I need to get out this weekend and fly!!

imagebuff wrote:Hey artexmg... what part of Houston? I'm in Tomball which is just NW of Houston.

I am in Katy, ... , so, no that far away then, even less now that they opened the north side of the "99"