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Here is what I do for a new material. go to advance settings >settings tab>click the pencil icon next to the material drop down selection> click edit on one of the presets that closely matches what your after> at the bottom click "Duplicate"> at the top give it a name(one that lets you know what ...

could something be wrong with the rambo board it self... like a bad fuse maybe?

I'm have this same issue. I have tried everything the OP has, as well as re-uploading the firmware, with no luck. (also tried incresing the PID max with no success :( ) It makes me wonder is something got lose like the thermistor maybe, or perhaps one of the resisters went out?? IDK why it would ...

It has begun, my first long/big print (33h 30m)!

"Upon testing the board we found that the fan leads for the RAMBO fan were contacting on the back side of the board causing the RAMBO Stepper Motor Drivers to not correctly work and eventually blow the F2 fuse. We have mounted the board to a backer, soldered in a new fan and will be shipping the ...

I didn't have to call, woke up to a couple of e-mails, one from UPS with the label and one from support. "Not sure what happened with that RMA. The shipping department confirmed with me that it was sent.... I have them generating another one right now, so you should be receiving it soon... Please ...

When I did my research on 3D printers to figure out what one I wanted to buy. SeemeCNC seemed that they had good customer service, of which was one of the determining factors in my choice. My initial e-mails seem to back that, which made me feel comfortable spending the just over $1200 with shipping ...

They got back to me on Friday and had me test/look at some stuff. I ran the clear eeprom, re-downloaded the firmware, made the motor change to "{155,155,155,165,0}" just like last time, and no change. (the Y axis still doesn't move when plugged in to the Y axis port.) the pins also look fine. I ...

as for the low memory... "I just spoke with John our resident Firmware GURU about the Low Memory notice is nothing to be concerned with. It is a notice that 70% or more of the memory has been used and is new to the 1.0.6 version of Ardunio that was recently released (which is why it is not mentioned ...

just tried that, and it didn't help.

I did notice that the low memory message appears even when verifying the firmware's code.

I tried again, here is what it says... (BTW, it had no effect)

Thanks for the idea. They work , it must be a controller issue. I do remember the andrino software said something about low memory after I uploaded the firmware, and that it might cause glitches.

IMAG0526.jpg Well I got it built... but the y axis motor doesn't move. :( I checked to make sure it was plugged in right, as well as the other way (just on the off chance it was wired back words...a guy can hope right!) but nothing. the cold end motor doesnt seem to move either. I checked to make ...

No nylon nuts in the box for the feet makes me sad but, a quick trip to the hardware store fixed that!

belts ran, more work tomorrow!

IT"S HERE!!!!!
Primer Paint close up of color

Perhaps I could be the resident Zoidberg maybe?
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Got some more stuff in today, and the printer should be here Monday! They gave me a free sample of Colorfabb Woodfill as a thank you (HOW did they know I wanted to try that stuff!! )... not to mention it shipped from the UK and got here in under a week!

I would love to see some pictures after the paint job. Cobalt blue sounds great. Painting the pillars does not sound like a good idea. You would need etching primer to get a good bond to the aluminum. Best to have them anodized rather than painted. Thanks, and yeah if I decide to paint them I'd buy ...

@FrznTek, Yes I used 48" rails. The build height is 804.145mm, or 31.6535 inches. I'm sorry if rounding that up to 32" offended you, but it seemed pretty fair. You can't just add the inches to the original extrusion length. Remember that some of that length is hidden inside the top and bottom ...

nice wright up, but 2 things. are you talking about using 48" (4 ft) t-rails? if so IDK how your getting 32" build height. 14.5" + 16" = 30.5" the second thing... if your buying a new kit, save money and contact SeemeCNC first. I just ordered an R Max v2 kit from them and it only cost about $50 ...

Good news everyone!! (said like Professor Farnsworth) I bought my first 3D printer after being fascinated with them for over 2 years now! The Rostock Max v2 kit seemd like the perfect kit for me... SO I BOUGHT ONE! :lol: SO here is what I bought: Rostock Max v2 kit (with height mod, will have 30 ...

I say give it another shot. You will have matching pieces, and it is a good price (IMO)

who knows, maybe that first spool was a fluke, and second time is a charm?

Anyone use this stuff? I ordered a spool of the Royal Purple PLA.

Good price on 1Kg spools and it's made here in the USA.

Woth watching the video on there site to see how filament is made either way .

Search is your friend. http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=6731&p=52470&hilit=tall+rostock#p52470 Thanks, nice to know it works and seemecnc will likely work with me to get it done. After looking through the manual I see I need to calibrate it, and something about end point switches ...

I'm trying to mod it to be 9.25" taller build volume. ^ how will it know that it's OK to go higher then normal? so I need 41.25" T-Slot rails and 94.5" belts. will there be stability issues with the added height, or will I be OK? looking through the manual I see how the belts mount, so no worries ...