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search rostock http://www.ebay.com/itm/Reprap-Rostock-Delta-Robot-3D-Printer-250mm-L-bearing-arm-/321096990803?pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item4ac2df4053 I got a set of these. Seeing that you are a much handier guy than I, would you share what you used for mounting hardware? *** NEVERMIND. I ...

The fastest way for me to get a response is to say "why haven't I got a response?" There is a cosmic joke against me here. About 30 seconds prior to hitting the send button of my last post, I John sent me a reply. .

I wrote SeeMeCNC. So far no reply. Bummer. I hope they are away as opposed to ignoring me.

You have a short on the card. Unless you are familiar with electronics I would contact the vendor about replacing the card. Schematics are available at the Rambo Wiki but if you are not experienced in troubleshooting the vendor is your only option. I'm afraid you were going to say that. I'm ...

can you show me a photo of the traces on the back of the rambo board where the heatbed power inputs are located. and also show me how you have your wires connected. I have three yellow 12v wires twisted together and soldered. I have tried using a single yellow, but no luck. Everything else seems to ...

The pads top and bottom are connected together, they are not in on the bottom and out on the top. You need to connect to one side only, either the top or the bottom, and one wire from each to one terminal on the rambo. I am so confused by this. I guess that I did not explain well. The issue is with ...

I have finished building my Rostock Max and began the software portion. When I went to power on, nothing apparently happened. To make a long story short, if I have any power going to the heated bed connections (the power in on the sides, not the power outs on top) the power supply trips its ...