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This is what I posted regarding the product long ago.

I actually contacted them and got them to offically state this.

Cooking oil, vegitable oil, that sort of thing.

Just wipe a short portion of the filament pre-extruder side and allow it to feed, repeat every few hours, works like a charm.

No smoke! LOL

Although I do seem to get a hankering for some fries when printing!

Hey 626Pilot, I am unclear on the exact way that the hall-o sensor is assembled. I can't quite picture it. I have the hall-o and I have you stl printed out but can't get the assembly of the magnet and rod portion right in my head. Could you show a close pic of yours, or perhaps a diagram of some kin...

It appears that the current version of smoothieware does do both z-height calibration for each tower and also delta radius adjustment for you as well. I have not used it myself yet. But here is a link to the process and description of how it proceeds. http://smoothieware.org/zprobe" onclick=&qu...

Turns out the SD card was bad. Thanks for the reply Poly.

I am not sure, I may have gotten a bad board. I cannot get it to boot at all. I connect it to usb and it simply does not recognize that I have even done so. I have tried putting the "firmware.bin" file and a "config" file, both from github edge source. All four LEDS on the board ...

Just thought I would drop this here. It's another all metal hotend, looks promising.

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Seems only for 3mm filament however.

It even looks stick!

How and where do we do this?

I'll be curious to see what it is like in person for you.

Yes, if your handy with a iron I agree solder a socket for automotive blade type fuses in place. So easy to source and allows for a easy run to nearly anywhere to get what your after at almost any time of day.

Alot of times people are dying to get ride of them on craigslist in the free section. All they want is for you to pick it up. Then take it home and pick it clean!

If my memory is correct, and I may be wrong here, you need 200 AMPS sustained to create a decent bond. (Or was it 800, hmm, I'll see if I can figure this out more accurately for ya)

When I first gave the dampers a try for the first time I was amazed. It took some time for me to finally convince you guys to try it and see how substantial the difference is. One of the primary reasons that they do their job so well is because a ridiculous amount of money and research has gone into...

I'm certain that cambo is not intending to weld any megnet at all. This is not how the magnetic arms are being utilized. The magnets are on the boom and glued and bonded to the boom and the ferrous steel balls and studs are welded together and mounted to the effector and carriages.

I could be wrong, but the balls pictured there, look very aluminium....?

I was trying to get to the store today for some cheap window tint to give that a try as a build surface. Store closed before I could get there. So I am sitting here and thinking if I have any window tint hiding anywhere here and I come across 2 other possible build surface coatings. Monokote from th...

Here is a video of stud welding the SHCS to the ball bearing for the ZeGo delta bot. Looks like a good solution if someone wanted to produce a bunch of them http://vimeo.com/93456248" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; This is the way to do it here, I can't believe that I didn'...

The "Raw" then "save as" proceedure seems to have done the trick for me for the 2d files.

I agree with you on the iges alternative versions for the 3d solid files.

Thanks guys.

Could someone please verify that the cad files on github for the max2 are corrupt. I cannot for the life of me get ANY program to load them. Also I am unable to load the sldprt files at all nevermind export them in something useful to me. My target app here is Artcam. I have some extra material arou...

I would really like to know why however, so that I can spread the goodness around.

I honestly cannot explain why I have and continue to have zero issues.

I'll try measuring bore tomorrow.

I dont really see the slop and play demonstrated in that video to be of any concern due to the lack of stresses that a 3d print head experiences.

If the head get's deflected at all during printing, especially that much, requiring that much force there is something very wrong.

Thanks! I just spent $200 replenishing my supply here, LOL. AAAAnnnnddd. Apparently the company I ordered from is making too much money to want any of mine because they refused to ship my order to Canada. Surprising considering the state of the economy and all. It's not like we are on the other sid...

Well I took the bite, since I already have one of their single stepper/dual extruders on the way why not try the dual hotend too.