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I have been having a problem with the auto level feature on repetier. It move the effector in a square to the next point instead of directly to the next location. And is there a way to keep the probe extended to speed things up?
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I haven't posted in a bit but i have still been working non stop on it. This is how she sits. IMG_1930.JPG Iver mounted the extruder a little under half way down the rail. IMG_1960.JPG IMG_1961.JPG I have added a z probe that originally started as a salvaged microwave oven switch. The switch i ...

She isn't as busty as I wanted, but she has some nice legs! lol
And picked up a new Mega and it recognizes and uploads.
Working on firmware now. Results not inspiring....

Is there a formula for the arm length that I need to conform to? I read in the arduino marlin/repetier firmware that you have to input the arm length. I'm sure there is some type of optimal ratio.... Right?

All i did was wire up some limit switches. IMG_1779.JPG IMG_1780.JPG I'm waiting on the hotend, the carbon arms, and a azteeg x3 controller because i think i burnt out the ramps :shock: all i saw was smoke and now it wont allow me to put firmware on it anymore. Is there really anything that burns ...

Tapped out the holes to 6MM X 1.0 IMG_1767.JPG IMG_1768.JPG IMG_1769.JPG Running a cable for the LED lighting. IMG_1770.JPG IMG_1771.JPG The arms are bolted on. IMG_1772.JPG Wiring up the heated bed. I grounded the plate also. IMG_1773.JPG Wiring plus spring loaded adjustment screws. IMG_1775.JPG ...

I received the eflector kit in the mail, a dab of JB weld And i cut the base plate to fit in between the pillars And then JB welded the resistors to the bottom of the plate. a couple pics of the SSR

I'm going to put a gfi circuit on that line, and ground the plate to prevent shorts. I was wondering what you guys would use to insulate the bottom side of the hot plate? I was thinking truck bed liner?

Yes, Mhacknet i doubled them up from the get go. though i was not sure if there was a need for it. IMG_1703.JPG Home depot parts again IMG_1704.JPG IMG_1705.JPG just a little perspective IMG_1706.JPG Basic layout of the resistors IMG_1707.JPG resistor closeup IMG_1709.JPG Wired up in series IMG_1710 ...

The top, heater plate and bottom are $5.00 table tops from Home Depot. 18 diameter. I grabbed a outlet box and a 6slot cat cable plate. I cut the cable in half and soldered the pairs of like colors together. Eg) orange w/ orange and white. Then assigned each to either A+ A- B+ or B-. I think it will ...

I got the top put on today, and some LED lighting. Here is the motor wired into a CAT5 cable. I plan on using the plugs as a quick disconnect. it has a 15 tooth pulley and a heatsink on the back.

Hello all, I recently caught a bug for 3d printing, and as i learned more about them i saw they had small print volumes. And well bigger is always better, right? So I stumbled onto delta style printers, and loved the simplicity of their movement. Though all the manufacturers build volumes were less ...