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Idk if i wanna seperate the parts yet. Trying to sell as a unit. Shoot me an offer on the x3 and il let you know tho.

Hey everybody :) I have a fully assembled h1.1 ran by Axteeg X3 if anybody is interested in it. It is missing a hot end and it has a burn mark on the print bed. I recently have gotten lots of work with my photography buisness and I no longer have time to tinker and play with my printer so I want it ...

Doug we both mean drill 4 holes for the clamps to screw to instead of just the belts screwed to it. that way you dont have to worry about stretching out a hole in the belt

jasco13 wrote:They fold in half with two screws through them and belt in between. Toothed side of belt goes against toothed side of clamp

that works for the y axis belts but not for the x axis belts. There is no holes for the x axis belt clamps to be screwed to. do we have to drill those holes ourselves?

That should be right. They should be that way because the pully on the x axis motor goes on upside down. with the teeth closest to the motor.

does anyone know how the belt clamps work?

almost done

Machine Assembly: Starting with the base of the machine. Orient parts as shown. The #6 x 1 sheet metal screws hold together cross bar clamps. All threaded rods are 1/4-20 x 12"L. R4ZZ ball bearing held in by #6 x 1/2" sheet metal screws and will require one drop of super glue from the bot...

I had the same problem jasco. I think they are 24 t/in instead of 20 t/in but i fixed that by taping them with a 1/4-20 tap.

I had some 1/4 inch ID spacers for bearings left over from another project so thats what i used and if i need to use that bearing somewhere else i have more the same size just layin around in my parts bin

I had that idea too i just haven't tried it yet. Thanks for the tip!

Parts list fellas http://seemecnc.org/download/H1-1/SeeMe ... s%20Lists/
Ur welcome

Supposibly all of the kits are missing the same parts. I have been emailing back and forth with John and he has confirmed that they are all missing the same parts. He also said a couple days ago that the missing parts would be shipping out sometime this week so Im just gonna sit back and see if they...

I haven't heard anything yet :/

It's probably the two white gears on the left rubbing against each other. In the instructions in the extruded setup it says to not tighten that bolt too much.

They are deffinitely not the same. With that can you also post you email address. WHich ever one you want us to contact you at.

Haha im not old enough to remember those. i have only heard about them and i know what they look like but ive never actually played with those. Does this look right to you? The black bar connectors are lose but the blue one are tight. I have been using these sheetmetal screws to go in the bar connec...

thanks! that helps a bunch! i have already started to assemble the main frame using the old instructions as a guide (just so i know how it all goes together just in case i am using the wrong parts ;) ) and have already got to the point where my print board is moving along very smooth-like :) its ver...

Also prolly missing the socket head cap screws from the Z axis motor mount because they are the same size.

Mine did come assembled but i took the end off as to not booger it up while i was playing with it and i also ordered the kit without electronics and then ordered my own steppers and printrboard.

Haha yeah i just noticed that those socket head cap screws were gone too. Also im missing one thick plastic spacer(white) and two plastic rollers(white) and the socket head cap screws that go on the front and rear base frame sub assembly are either there and they are too short or they weren't there ...

Okay sounds great because i just found a couple more parts that are missing.

You have to remove the two socket head cap screws and one of the side pannels to get the missing parts in. I don't have an H-1 but i looked at the extruder diagrams and they use almost all the same parts. I havent looked through any of the other parts yet to see whats missing. I hope the instruction...

Also here are some pictures of the extruder for Mike. Sorry i forgot to take step by step pictures but those will prolly give you a pretty good idea of how to put it together. You might be able to see where the parts I'm missing go if you compare it to the old extruder.

I'm excited that you guys did so well at the faire! Its good to see that people are starting to recognize that this is the better way to go as far as low cost(relatively) 3D printing solutions. How many people that you talked to do you think would be interested in buying kits? This advertisement is ...