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Hello, welcome, and thank you for choosing a RMAX v3!

Hi aeroAM, thank you for the complements and feedback! And welcome to the forum.

Well thank you for joining everyone here!

Godspeed Eagle.

Photo L to R: PartDaddy, Eaglezsoar, JohnOly March 31, 2014. Lunch with Carl Little.

@athapa, submit a support ticket and ask for me 'PartDaddy'

If you haven't already, put a whip clip on your HE280 to ensure the plug doesn't work loose during printing or probing. If you get 25mm trimmed off your PTFE tube, then it's time to replace the 850mm tube or it might pull loose near the Y tower during probing. This link will begin the STL download o...

@joesonic2 Thank you! Wishing you the best in 2017 & another year of creativeness

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So, arms changed by about 3%, and the scaling of my printed calibration cube is off by about half of that, so it definitely does affect scaling like changing the arm length would under any other circumstance... I'm going to give it a try with every value except for the arm length over the weekend. ...

sorry if this was answered, I quickly scanned the posts. if you are running from your computer, you might try running the same file from the SD card.

Hello Martins & abecker, Have you seen our latest github.com/seemecnc firmware? and https://www.seemecnc.com/pages/delta-calibration-wizard These tools will help you get the best results with your printer. We updated firmware significantly a couple weeks ago. Do not use MatterControl leveling, t...

Hi Zob. Welcome to the forum.

Be sure to submit and respond to your support ticket (email) if you're not getting excellent results yet. We'll get you there!

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Remember, this wizard is a first time tool. After using it, you only need to use G29 or the LCD screen to auto calibrate your printer (such as when you clean the glass build plate). I'm printing on FaBlam in the photo. The HE280 auto calibration makes it way more fun to print on this stuff. It can l...

@rocky00717

Well, I don't think we've tested that, but I think it should work too, don't see why not.

We wrote instructions for MatterControl because it's what we recommend and it keeps everyone on the same page if we need to help anyone.

joe wrote:Damn. Was going to pickup an Eris but free shipping in US only. Last year they had free shipping to Canada too and I bought over 600$ worth of parts and filament. Bummer.

You still got a great discount coming !!

Here's a couple notes if you're going to venture into this. All of our printers at the shop are working great with the DEV branch as of TODAY !! 1) open arduino then File>Examples>EEPROM>eeprom_clear 2) connect printer and upload eeprom clear to erase everything on your RAMBo 3) open the new DEV dow...

@iKeyborg Getting the towers mechanically square is important. A better mechanical build only improves the final result.

*** proceed with caution here *** This is work in progress. You should keep in mind that you might need to return to the master if this causes your printer to not work. Remember to clear EEPROM if uploading this. AND clear EEPROM before returning to the master or installing a the new master firmwar...

Here's a Whip Clip you can print to keep the HE280 plug from coming out. We'll make an injection mold this next week to include them. The printed one works great.

http://repables.com/r/808

Thanks for he kind words and post. Looks like you're off to a great start. And from all of us here at SeeMeCNC, thanks for choosing us! My team works very hard to build a product of high value and quality.

Wishing you the best!

online manual updated

Let's look at some of my mechanical build notes that can effect probing and printing results. 4) Wiring / Electrical: I just built this v3 in the pictures last week. It works great and it probed and printed first time, like all our other production printers. I did tweak the z probe offset a little ...

yeah i dont know why anyone would install the bed mounts as shown in the instructions. they are clearly backwards and will offset your bed height by an unacceptable amount. You could install a 1/2" thick bed and will probe and print fine. That's the advantage of auto calibrating. Using the noz...

Steve, the bed mount is the only difference I see on how I assembled my V3. This is what's in the online manual: Screen Shot 2016-11-08 at 9.39.14 PM.png Are you saying that you installed the mounts opposite of what this photo shows - the red arrows pointing to the injector pin marks facing up? I d...

Check my mechanical notes on the v3 build. This can also be the cause of many first layer leveling issues: http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=112&t=11104 Let me first say you guys are great! We are and have been actively investigating this mhackney and miaviator! We want everything to wor...

Let's look at some of my mechanical build notes that can effect probing and printing results. 1) Belt Tension: Don't need to sound like a guitar, but not loose. All three tightened the same. Be sure the belts ride over the pulley's nicely. Timing pulley's on the steppers are centered up with the bel...