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Eaglezsoar wrote:Thank you for the great pictures and the fabulous job you did building your printer.
Your first prints look very good. A job very well done and thanks for sharing with us.

No problem. Thanks Eagle

Hello all! I finished my printer build literally last night. In fact last night was mainly calibration. With all the wiring I had to do, when I eventrually came to the end, I thought to myself...there's going to be some wiring and power issues. Motors turning in the wrong direction or not powering ...

Nice! I just finished setting mine up last night. I haven't printed the layer fan part yet though

I got my 3D printer today!! :D I had to go and collect it from the courier depot but didn't have to go far to get it. I can't do much yet until the Permatex Ultra copper RTV gets here though. So it will probably be next weekend when I get started on setting it up. But I am so happy it's here! :P

You seem to have it figured out. You mount the gear with an offset. Yes, the gear/pulley slides on the shaft so you can adjust the depth. Don't use red threadlocker... believe me. All my motors have them and it's impossible to remove the gear shaft. Nice one. Thanks guys. I sort of thought that ...

Hello All, I actually haven't got started on my kit yet. I'm still waiting for my rostock to be freed from customs! But I have done some reading up on this damper upgrade which sounds great and much easier to install while assembling the kit. I understand that the dampers bolt directly onto the ...

I'm UK also. Will take 3-4 weeks for it to arrive and get through customs.. but it's trackable all the way so you'll know where its at.. :) Will give you time to go over the build manual and get anything you need (RTV.. (Halfords sell it btw) etc) and some vibration dampers fort he stepper motors ...

Hi everyone, Just wanted to make myself known to everybody here. I have a Rostock Max V2 on its way and I'm really excited to get my hands on it. I never thought I would be able to afford a 3D printer, let alone a delta one. Now all I need is a decent scanner and some user friendly software :mrgreen: