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Would this be a good enough start? Can probably finish it today Has a long way to go... but I do not mind. Of course, the color is just for me so I can separate things during the modeling process. Modeled in "Modo" Conversion will be in form•Z [img]http://neurascenic.com/show/Dora1.png[/img] [img]h ...

to what advantage does adding another part to the bed give you?

thanks!

I love utilitarian (sic) stuff! Tools that build tools!

That is damn exciting!

Just posted this on another thread.

Not sure if the stuff itself is food safe, but I suppose you could discard the little bit that you test.

Watch the video

http://www.neverwet.com


It comes in spray form, so the challenge then is how to apply it.

Coat it with this stuff

Watch the video

http://www.neverwet.com

Of course, it might not be food safe, mwah ha,ha ,ha!

I rotated my towers so the slight bend was facing out. (concave in) and it did not make any noticable difference. In fact, I was still able to square the insides (the bends are towards the ends).. So, I am 96% sure that the issue is in my base. Problem is, I cannot tell what. All like pieces were ...

Nav, That is very cool! Single print? or assembled?

So. I pulled the towers from the base, There is a slight deviation in two of the towers. if I take them and set both convex portions against each other, the gap is at or less than 1 mil. This does not account for the deviation that I am seeing when assembled. My bed does have a little warble in it ...

I will look at it tonight. Disassemble only as far as I appear I need to go. unfortunately, I am going to be out of touch tomorrow and possibly Sat and Sun. Hopefully I can get it resolved without needing replacement parts. Thank you very much for the direction! I need it. Cheers! Christopher Lund

Ok, will do. Though i suspect that I did not check well enough the laser cut parts. I did com pair the parts of the tri-supports, and those looked good... But I only eyeballed them. Did not use an obstruction (gleened the technique from another post.). So I probably did to get a perfect read on them ...

Ok, doesn't look like it is my issue, or at least not my main issue. Thanks. For that!

Chris

Thanks!

as a noob, I need to clarify; you mean to verify the towers them selves don't have issues?


Cheers!

I am an absolute noob: Question about tower rotation... do you mean a rotation of one compared to another? like a twist or torsion? This is my problem now. Or do you mean there isn't even spacing between the towers? or 1 or more towers are rotated so that one face does not aim directly to the center ...

I have my towers squared to the bed, and top platform. now I notice a slight twist when comparing one tower to another. I have attempted to adjust this by adjusting the screws slightly, Don't want to tighten or loosen anything too much though. And still it is off by about 5 mil. The only thing I can ...

Has anybody tested with comparisons of an enclosure vs without? Too, are you planning on just using the heat generated by the process, or adding another source of heat for further control? Do you plan of controlling this with a closed loop venting system? I am curious, cause once I am complete in my ...

Oh Gosh, I did not intend for that to be a complaint! Rather, as statement of fact. I would much rather spend the 5 hours now than in trying to solve the additional issues during tuning! I totally get that this is a labor of love! A continuation ever towards perfection. I do hope, however, that my ...

Hey all... Great to be a member of this crowd! Been looking in for a while now during my research. Received my Max the other day and just finished the chassis. Whew! Took me 5 hours just to square everything up... So I think this is going to take longer than the suggested 15 hours. Seems to me there ...