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I often find that I need to make flanges. I would love to just scan the flange in on my flatbed scanner and then play with it in SketchUp. I can't figure out the best way of doing this. Has anyone else had some good luck? It appears I might need to do a lot of clean up on the images.

I found the problem, during the upgrade it changed my printer settings. Changing them back to X home=0 Y home=0 Z home=max set fixed the problem.

I upgraded to 1.04 and when I sliced my drawing it now wants to start the print way off the print area. Any idea why? What makes my head it hurt is from the image you see it knows it will be off the bed. I am running a Rockstock MAX V2 with .91 firmware. Nothing else has changed between yesterday ...

It worked like a charm. I am hoping to get some quiet time this weekend to really dial the printer in now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_q-fMq ... e=youtu.be

Thank you!!!

I am having some minor issues with my calibration and was thinking about using a dial indicator I had laying around. I would prefer to set it up so I don't need to remove the hot end to use it. I was thinking about designing a mount that hangs of a bracket holding the arms (1), there is unused hole ...

Thanks, I am thinking about this one, Tenma 72-10405.

http://www.amazon.com/Tenma-72-10405-Pr ... eter+Tenma

So my multimeter died over the weekend. It was about 10 years old. So what is popular here? I have a budget of about $200 for it. I would like one that can log to a pc via USB. I have been looking over amazon and there are allot of options out there, but I don't want to get a lemon.