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Hi all!

Just picked up a semi built Rostock Max and finished it. Been all week testing and calibrating it, lots of fun

Even though it's summer here the first upgrade was a 24V (set to 19V) power supply as I couldn't get over 80ºC with nice 10AWG wires. I only have ABS so it was a critical upgrade

Well, I've already been poking around the forum the whole week, thanks for all the info

Now to see if I can get better than 0.5% dimensions

Hello and welcome!!! I'm half Spanish here My dad is from Guernica.
The 24v bed upgrade is one of the best mods you can give to your Rostock Max.

Have fun and happy printing.

Welcome to the forums. I'm curious if your max is a V2 or V3. It sounds like you have a goal in mind with the pursuit of that sort of accuracy, so I wish you interesting but untroubling pursuit of it.

Hi

Yeah, i'd like to make some nice mechanical parts... If I can get the printer working properly!!!

It's a V1 Max that a friend bought and never finished it. So many upgrades...

Nothing is untroubling about it! But then... its a FDM Delta printer... what was to be expected...

Heh. I've gotten to the point that when I'm not upgrading it (Which has mostly stopped out of a lack of upgrades to do), that it gives less trouble than a Taz 6 (Or 18, since I end up taking care of a rather large lab full of students using them). Eventually it will either mostly settle out (Or you won't notice the issues), or you'll get frustrated enough to either throw parts at it, or throw it's parts at the wall. I don't think many of use deny that they can have problems.

Our current product, the RMAX V3, is not comparable to our original V1. There have been many improvements since our humble delta beginnings in 2012. Thank you for posting.

Well I picked it up pretty cheap and yeah, it's V1. The hardware works fine, already have new dual extruders and hotends on the way. Currently I'm having bed issues after removing the glass to clean it and wanted to get Autolevel and autocalibration running (http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=12101)

Que bién hombre!
¿Todavia feliz con tu Rostock Max?