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Once again, apologies for the delays folks.

No need to apologize Gene, we appreciate the contributions you have done and we know that you are doing your best.

Thanks for the tip Noircogi. That is sure to help others.

Welcome to the Forum Or1g1nal1ty and thanks for buying the Rostock Max V3, you are going to love it. We will certainly be here to help you out if needed but I doubt that you will be an entertaining failure, the Max V3 is a lot simpler to assemble than the versions that came before it. Happy anticipa...

Glad that you figured it out, good job!

What works for you may work for others having a PLA print problem with the metal hot ends.
Although it is not normally recommended I believe in trying other methods until you find one that works,
thanks for your tip!

Thanks Gene! I did not know that those channels existed. I am never too old to learn.

rubiks24, thanks for the hi-res photos. Everything looks like a great implementation and you should be proud of what you have accomplished!

Thanks Gene, you are 100% correct and John from SeeMeCNC verified how to download the docs as a PDF and it all works fine!!!

I am also retired and I welcome you to the forum.
This is a great place to ask questions, answer questions and learn a great deal about Delta printers.
I welcome you and hope that you enjoy your printer and this forum!

Hello all! I had the pleasure of meeting Steve from SeeMeCNC this weekend at LanOC in Van Wert, Ohio. It is a good sized LAN party for PC Gamers. The guy who heads up the LAN purchased/reviewed an Eris Delta and loves it. He asked Steve if he could setup at the LAN and he agreed. He brought along t...

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SeeMeCNC does not offer such a channel at this time but that sounds like an excellent idea and hopefully that will be added in the future.
They are on Facebook and Twitter, if someone is more knowledgeable than I, please let us know of the channel.

geneb wrote:Right below the "Files" section, there's a bit that says "Formats: PDF XML Embed" at the lower right. You can click on the "PDF" link to get the PDF version of the guide.

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Thank you Gene, you are the man!

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I'm pretty sure there's a "Download as PDF" link somewhere above the "Step 1" header... g. If someone manages to find the "download as PDF" please tell the group where it is. I for one do not feel you should have to have an internet connection to access the docs, the o...

Gene, are you working on your normal PDF instructions or is the one posted by JJ is all there is going to be. I see no where I can download and print out the present docs, is there a way or we forced to be online while building. Your assembly manuals were the best I have ever seen and they were also...

kraegar, thank you for your hi-res picture and the detailed write up. Congrats on getting everything working.

If mattercontrol heated the hotend but Simplify3D does not it would appear that there is a setting that is incorrect.
I do not use Simplify3D so I cannot be a help in it's settings. Best to you in finding the source of your problem.

I am glad that you found the problem.
Many are using the fly struder so you may want to try it again sometime in the future.

Nice, very nice!

Please check the wire connections to the hotend and thermistor. Do you notice a def on the display? I so the thermistor is not wired correctly or is defective. Best to you in finding the problem. If you have a multimeter check the voltage to the hotend at the Rambo board where the hotend connects be...

Xenocrates , thank you for your detail answer and I completely agree with everything you said. You have been a great help on this Forum and it is appreciated. Hopefully Gene's attack of real life will be over soon and he can get back to creating the assembly manual for the V3 as he has done for the ...

HI sonachan1 and welcome to the forum!
Thank you for purchasing the Eris from SeeMeCnc and we will be glad to help you out with any questions.
Enjoy your new printer and Happy Printing!

Congratulations on your success, you deserved it after what you have been through.
Excellent choice of model for your successful print!

I am glad that you got it fixed, good troubleshooting and great firmware knowledge!