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Thanks for the additional info, and wow, that's a gorgeous print! So, it seems we know these things: - Essentially no discernible banding with perimeters only - Any amount of infill produces it - Extra perimeters mask but don't vanquish it - 0.9 degree steppers and small pulleys pretty much ...

After seeing KAS's print, I'm thinking we may really be onto something here. At first I thought his (her?) print disproved my hypothesis about interaction with infill being the problem, since the few layers of the top object would have been solid. But then I realized "duh, they just have solid ...

Hi Guys - Great work by everyone, particular kudos to mhackney for the BandAid model! Very interesting results with the 0.9 steppers! A question: have any of you tested printing with 1 perimeter and zero infill? My Rostock was banding about average vs what's been shown here, but then I happened to ...

Ah - didn't think of looking at the layer display, but thought as much from how it was printing. Great suggestion with the top and bottom layers. Thanks!!

Actually, one further piece of information: The printer just got to a point where it's printing a top layer on some areas of the part. I must have gotten the extruder calibration way off, because I was still getting under extrusion with flow rate set to 130%. Cranked it up to 190% (!), and the ...

Hi Guys - After way too much travel, I'm finally using my Rostock Max V2 to make some actual parts. These are going to be structural plates for a project made with longish pieces of OpenBeam, so I wanted to print them at 100% infill for strength. While I don't think it'll make any difference in ...

Beautiful! I unfortunately haven't had time to get my Rostock build completed before Christmas, but next year...
- And a belated Merry Christmas to you!

Hi Gene - Thanks for the *really* great manual! I'm very slowly progressing with my Max V2 build, as I typically only get a few hours per week of down time to work on it. I'm having a bit more time to devote to it this week, thanks to the Thanksgiving holiday weekend here in the US. A couple of ...

Hi Guys - Thanks for all the info, sorry to be so slow replying! Back to back biz trips the last 2 weeks, but I'm finally back home, looking forward to a weekend of tinkering and finally working on putting my Rostock Max together! It does sound like I don't have much to worry about with humidity ...

I don't know how precisely uniform the thickness of these things are, but they're designed to use as cutting boards for X-acto blades, and work well - I used one a lot back in my model railroading days. They have a tough but easily-cuttable surface that's under slight compression, so cuts close ...

Don't know if this is what you're looking for, but I ordered one for the Rostock I also just ordered: http://www.tricklaser.com/LED-Light-Ring-for-Rostock-Platform-RM-LED-RING.htm Given biz travel and a generally too-full schedule, it'll be a while before I get the printer all assembled, but I'll ...

That's great info guys! Thanks especially to McSlappy, with his real-world experience from a place that sounds even more humid than Atlanta(!) I won't worry about varnishing the edges, then, I'll be happy to get building that much quicker :-) I pretty much have to keep the basement below 50% anyway ...

Hi Everyone - I finally went ahead and ordered a Rostock Max v2 on Friday, after having done a *lot* of research on options. (It's a combination birthday/Christmas present, thanks to my supportive wife Marti for encouraging me with such a big purchase!) The community here was a significant part of ...