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Have you compared the non movement portions of the gcode?

Not sure I am up to a scratch build yet. I was kind of thinking of a Cartesian next and going with a larger print bed to print multiples of small items, but I also like the idea of getting another Max and building it up. Always nice to have interchangeable parts for troubleshooting... I will keep lo...

I would suspect different settings between MatterControl and Cura, not the SD card. Perhaps first layer temp or something like that?

Sorry about the delay, I was working on the printer/enclosure this morning and discovered a tweak was needed in the lower fill piece to allow max clearance. Also, I had to adjust the Lower Bracket to be slightly thinner to allow the homing process. There was enough clearance for operation, but not t...

Do you have a recommended starting point?

I am pondering whether to purchase a 2nd machine as I am interested in making changes to the max but don't want to be without a printer while doing upgrades. So... has anyone run across an enclosed, heated bed printer using the duet controller? Dual extruder?

-Dwight

I insulated mine with reflective insulation, heats up much faster than stock but at last test I couldn't get anywhere near 100 with any fans running.

Wow! is that 100c with the fans running?

Welcome, perhaps print on something other than glass to make it so printing on a 75degree bed is ok? That or go 24v on the bed.

How well do the work? If a person likes them enough you could have them printed out of aluminum on shapeways or somewhere similar.

The base is assembled on the machine, everything fit including the fasteners. I haven't installed the top portion yet, I will likely get to that this weekend. I decided to be cheap and go the easy way for a bit. I am printing another part to hold reflective bubble insulation on the printer as an ini...

Mine does it rarely, probably 4 times in the last few months.

Another option: http://www.krylon.com/products/uvresist ... -coating/

Google says ASA or paint it.
https://www.amazon.com/rigid-ink-Filame ... B01LT4EC9U

Hmmm http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:775104

I would like to play with this, but no plans

http://www.architectureanddesign.com.au ... and-effici

Anyone have/see any wind generator plans where you can 3d print the blades?. Seems like it could be fun...

As we all build enclosures you get more and more options. This is a traditional follow the contours of the base design, the brackets work both top and bottom with a stock v3. The existing screws are used to attach the main brackets, but must add in 1 screw on each side between each axis (top/bottom)...

This was my latest project.

Very cool, I might have to be jealous

The proper method is to clear the eeprom prior to uploading the firmware. If you write down the eeprom settings you can manually enter them after wards. I hear rumors that some people don't routinely clear the eeprom before uploading firmware with just config changes, but I haven't done it.

Very nice! I am just wrapping up the design for mine, I may have to reconsider

I thought this was interesting, just order a few to try when constructing my enclosure.

https://www.matterhackers.com/articles/ ... d-printing

The corners lifted on the print, but I got a solid base printed for some testing. It appears there is not enough clearance yet, but I guess I am thinking about something that is a cross between your design and Noircogi's. I may have to dig out the cad software