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Hello Everyone,
From down here in the Houston area and purchased the kit here at the online store and while I did not keep track on the build time it was probably double the 20 hours. Had a few mistakes mostly due to not double reading the instructions before each stage, as is my usual practice when I am engaging in a practice where I am a total noob.
I do have over 28 years in the Machine Shop (Automotive) so I am not totally unversed in these practices. That being said I am so glad to have built the kit as I do enjoy such things an have a much better understanding.
I have already made a few prints and the calibrations need just a little tweaking but only on very thin fine prints and I will be satisfied.
I will be mostly lurking here sponging up as much knowledge as I can.... Oh and may need some help, Thingiverse is a black hole and I can see to find my way out!

TJ

Hello MrDestinE and a hearty welcome to the forum!
I would like to thank you for your purchase of the Rostock Max V2, and even through your problems you managed
to get it built. Please if you have a question or comment leave us a message in the applicable sub-forum and we
will help you. You can also answer or comment on other users messages. The Rostock Max V2 is truly a work of
art and you will keep discovering new ways to use it, new settings and tweaks and new things to add to the printer.
Again welcome and Happy Printing!

Thanks.. It is truly a work of art.... The only downfall is, I can watch it for hours... Til the iron skillet finds the backside of my skull! Lol...

TJ

MrDestinE wrote:Thanks.. It is truly a work of art.... The only downfall is, I can watch it for hours... Til the iron skillet finds the backside of my skull! Lol...

TJ

They are truly fascinating to watch but the newness will wear off, probably.

MrDestinE wrote:The only downfall is, I can watch it for hours...

True, I feel the same... But since there is nothing more interesting than that on TV I do not experience that as a problem...

Guilty. I've watched many a print, start to end, thinking, "I will just watch the first three layers."

Woo, fellow Houstonian! Welcome. I barely made it in ahead of you. They are quite absorbing to watch aren't they? I'm still fascinated on every print.