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My brother-in-law (my bro) and I have completed our kit and I haven't been there in a few weeks. But are there any concerns about the the uncirculated fumes from this printer to kids and family?!?!? Also, I see prints that go overnight......any concern for fire, etc. This doesn't seem to be a UL lis...

FYI...nozzle diameter seems to be our problem. I was thinking 0.2 or 0.3mm nozzle based on the .PDF descriptions....oops. Can't wait to try 0.5mm tomorrow along with extended retraction lengths.....photos/video soon......

Thanks guys....GeneB, your manual has solved all our problems...great job. Haven't done cube but tried pyramid. T
Heading up tomorrow to bother-in laws tomorrow....can't wait to produce awesome sample prints.
Thanks all for your help.....

Wow....very cool........

Having trouble with photos .....Bar..???!!??

Not great, huh..!?!!?!? But they have gotten better......IMG_0260.JPG

We have lowered the speed, lowered the heatbed, and have been playing with filament size. It just seems like the filament is too hot.....oar the filament cools off too quickly between extrusion. Any time there is retraction, we have to expect a low extrusion......followed by "beaded" extru...

Ok...so Barnett and I have finished mechanical and electrical settings. We have made multiple test pyramids. We had horrible initial results and finally made it to a good looking pyramid but there are "spider webs" between the towers.........our thermistor is not recording, I think, the ri...

Love what you guys supply.....this is an exciting endeavor and you've succeeded with your dream....

Nylon screws are probably for safety...anytime you match power...electrical, you want no conductors. Barnett and I have been perplexed with the same issues as you....your not alone....but maybe Barnett posts can help. Search and see if we are wrong...or can help. BTW.....love the smell as well....al...

Totally agree.....also check Barnett's posts (use barnett to search) we had many of the same concerns and are just about ready to print.....if he hasn't started already. It's a weekend project for me at his home... : ((

Barnett (my brother in-law) and I had to add extensions to many of the wires. Not a big deal....just twist together, bend and tape off with electrical tape. This was for wood kit #6.....we had to improvise a few things.....part of the magic of DIY projects in the early stage. Have fun....don't fret ...

Assembly is done with Barnett........ask now, we are good......

New member from RI.....

FYI.....I don't think you need four contacts......we have stable temp with two...this comes from prototype 6.......we look great after two weekends...?!??!?!?...FYI.....

We used sillicone to cover thermistor on heatbed....and resistors on heatend. We also used silicone to set the thermidor on the hot end. Look great but let us know.....Bar, can you send close ups..???

Barnett and I (his brother in law) have a functioning machine. Yeah..!!!!!!! Everything works now, we calibrated all axis's and are ready to mold.. The heated therimstor on heatbed is curing tonight. The heatend works great.....now we need to start molding.......any advice as to the the software????...