Hey there I'm Devlin and I'm fairly new to the CNC world. I've seen and got to use a wide varieties of these type of devices, but never could figure out where to get one. Now that i know i'll definatly look into getting one for my small business Simply Circuits. This will allow me to make custom containers for some of my boards. Great to see this stuff getting out there to the public. Wish me luck and if you want the link to my site or any information just ask.
Cheers!
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Eaglezsoar
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Welcome to the Forum Devlin! As you know SeemeCNC produces two of the finest 3D printers in the world, the Rostock Max and the Orion.
The Rostock Max offers a huge build area for your parts but is available only as a kit. The Orion comes prebuilt and aligned and calibrated with a
smaller build area. Both are fine printers and all you have to do is to decide if you want to build one or buy one preassembled and which would fit
your business needs. We hope to see you on the Forum more and will do our best to answer any questions you may have.
The Rostock Max offers a huge build area for your parts but is available only as a kit. The Orion comes prebuilt and aligned and calibrated with a
smaller build area. Both are fine printers and all you have to do is to decide if you want to build one or buy one preassembled and which would fit
your business needs. We hope to see you on the Forum more and will do our best to answer any questions you may have.
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Thanks for the warm welcome. Me personally i'm a DIY'er but i like prebuilts too who knows i may invest in both and use each for differnt needs. Have to look more in depth on both and find all the info i can before i make my descion 
You can do anything. Even if it's one peice at a time, you could build a skyscraper in a lifetime and have a few years left to sit back and enjoy your triumph. Forge your own path through the brush and hope it come to a clearing.
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We have an assembly manual for the Rostock Max and documentation for the Onyx if you are interested.SimCirc wrote:Thanks for the warm welcome. Me personally i'm a DIY'er but i like prebuilts too who knows i may invest in both and use each for differnt needs. Have to look more in depth on both and find all the info i can before i make my descion
They were created by one of our forum members, Geneb.
They are located here:
http://www.geneb.org/rostock-max/Rostoc ... -Guide.pdf
http://www.geneb.org/orion/ORIONUserManual.pdf
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Thanks so much. Also an idea occured to me and i don't know where to post the question/idea to see what others and SeeMe thinks. It's related to printing. If you could help me with that it will be of great assistence
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Without knowing more it would be difficult for me to choose which topic it should go under. When you first come to the Forum you can see all the different topics, just choose where you think the best fit is click on it and then open a new topicSimCirc wrote:Thanks so much. Also an idea occured to me and i don't know where to post the question/idea to see what others and SeeMe thinks. It's related to printing. If you could help me with that it will be of great assistence
and write what ever it is. The fit is not critical and most of us on the forum read ALL messages that come through so we'll be sure to see it.
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Alrighty i'll give it a go many thanks
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