Birch V2
Re:Birch V2
I did my first print with it and I already love it. I'm thinking of doing a quick change system of sorts so I can swap in SS nozzles in my Kraken, take less time to set up for CF/metal PLAs. Need to buy some of those connectors you recommended to me first though.
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Re:Birch V2
I'm starting on my latest project, back to the shop
I'm making 5+ of these, so if anyone can guess what it is I'll ship one to them for free. Please only guess if you want one.
I'm making 5+ of these, so if anyone can guess what it is I'll ship one to them for free. Please only guess if you want one.
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
An all metal hotend?Nylocke wrote:I'm starting on my latest project, back to the shop
I'm making 5+ of these, so if anyone can guess what it is I'll ship one to them for free. Please only guess if you want one.
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Corsair RM750 PSU, Stepper Motor Dampers, Stock Hotend.
Re: Birch V2
Sort of, not quite. Thats a good starting guess.
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
A metal ezflexstruder?
nitewatchman wrote:it was much cleaner and easier than killing a chicken on top of the printer.
Re: Birch V2
A bit colder
Heh, puns...
Heh, puns...
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
Direct extruder mount
Re: Birch V2
Think a bit hotter, like really hot earth, or something like that..
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
Volcano heater blocks for your kraken?
nitewatchman wrote:it was much cleaner and easier than killing a chicken on top of the printer.
Re: Birch V2
With accompanying nozzles, yes indeed! Congrats Ben, when I get done with a few of these heater blocks and a few nozzles I will send you:
1 Volcano heater block
2-4 Volcano nozzles (Not sure how much time I will have to make them yet, so thats why its a range, tell me your top 3 sizes (in a numbered order, from preferred most to least) and I'll put those ones in priority.
Fiberglass sleeving for a thermistor
1 heater cartridge
1 thermistor
2 M3 bolts for keeping the heater cartridge in place
and (if I can find them) the appropriate size of M3 bolt for the thermistor securing.
Pretty much the equivalent of an eruption pack. I'll PM you when I have things ready to send your way.
1 Volcano heater block
2-4 Volcano nozzles (Not sure how much time I will have to make them yet, so thats why its a range, tell me your top 3 sizes (in a numbered order, from preferred most to least) and I'll put those ones in priority.
Fiberglass sleeving for a thermistor
1 heater cartridge
1 thermistor
2 M3 bolts for keeping the heater cartridge in place
and (if I can find them) the appropriate size of M3 bolt for the thermistor securing.
Pretty much the equivalent of an eruption pack. I'll PM you when I have things ready to send your way.
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
WOW, such generosity, thank you!
Let me know if there is some way I can return the favor.
Of course I don't want to be a burden so if something gets in your way, no worries. I don't think a mere lucky guess really entitles me to such a fine gift as a handcrafted volcano pack!
Let me know if there is some way I can return the favor.
Of course I don't want to be a burden so if something gets in your way, no worries. I don't think a mere lucky guess really entitles me to such a fine gift as a handcrafted volcano pack!
nitewatchman wrote:it was much cleaner and easier than killing a chicken on top of the printer.
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
Wait a second... is this an April fools joke? Oh man, I just got punked so hard, lol!
nitewatchman wrote:it was much cleaner and easier than killing a chicken on top of the printer.
Re: Birch V2
Yes, it is still April first, but no this is not a joke. Just a poor coincidence. That is one block of aluminum that will be machined into a volcano heater block. Seriously, let me know what nozzle sizes you would prefer the most and I'll get back to you when I get done.
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
My priority would just go straight from largest to smallest. 1.2, 1.0, .8, .6. I already have .6 and .8 for the regular heater block so even if you just have time for the first two then I'd still have a full set of nozzles in one form or another.
Thanks again, maybe to you it's no big deal to say "it's just one block of aluminum" but I know nothing about machining, I just have my 3d printer because it's a fun hobby and everything else about manufacturing is magic. So I think this is super cool!
Thanks again, maybe to you it's no big deal to say "it's just one block of aluminum" but I know nothing about machining, I just have my 3d printer because it's a fun hobby and everything else about manufacturing is magic. So I think this is super cool!
nitewatchman wrote:it was much cleaner and easier than killing a chicken on top of the printer.
Re: Birch V2
I ordered the heater blocks, thermistors, and the tiny M3x3 bolts that E3D uses today. I also got a hobbgoblin drive bolt to use for my new extruder development, the EZFlex 2.0 (probably won't have that corny of a name).
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
I think you should print the last item over here:
http://www.cgtrader.com/forum/topics/me ... el-poehlau
http://www.cgtrader.com/forum/topics/me ... el-poehlau
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Re: Birch V2
Thats absurd, who is that bafoon?!?
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
Never mind, that site turned out to be garbage. The links bring me to random stuff.
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Re: Birch V2
One of those sites? :/ that would've been so cool
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Re: Birch V2
I had some more time to machine yesterday. I can get the first one done today and start on the next one. My instructor is letting me make a bunch of these instead of doing the regular projects, which is awesome.
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Re: Birch V2
I got some testing to do
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Re: Birch V2
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIUp7s85Z_I[/youtube]
Its a little goopy (working on temps and speeds still) but its working.
Its a little goopy (working on temps and speeds still) but its working.
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Re: Mike's Birch V2
How much retract are you using? That seems like a couple mm.
The BONE ZONE build thread.