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I ordered them tonight.

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I see they're back ordered.
Damn.

good choice, if you need a mount, let me know, I cnc make all aluminum mount for the ed3 to fit the rostock Is he still making these? I just bought an E3D and read the reviews of his stuff. Top quality from what I read. I saw in another post that he stopped making custom aluminum parts. I tried to ...

Are the fully assembled kits still available?

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Chris

The print finished and looks great. There are no globs all the layers look smooth and even and there was no thunking. The edges of the cube where it touches the glass warped a little, but that is a different issue. I will research it on the forum. I have stumbled across a couple threads before so I ...

Chris, try opening the door on the printer and putting a small fan blowing on the Rambo board. The stepper drivers getting too hot and cutting out will also produce those thunking noises. I measured the hot end temp by pinching the thermocouple for my meter between the brass nozzle and aluminum ...

Small world isn't it? My grandparents took me to the flea market in Pulaski when I will little. All of my family is still in Ohio. My wife is from Iowa and all of her family is there. We live in Orlando Fl. Never have to worry about the fam popping in unexpectedly.

Eaglezsoar,
I see that you are in NE Ohio. I grew up in a little (really little) town on the Ohio/PA line called Hubbard. Ever heard of it?

Thanks for the ideas. I will re-measure the temp by unscrewing the nozzle and research recalibrating the thermistor.
Hope that takes care of it.

Did you verify your hot end temp with a thermocouple meter? This will tell you if that 235C is accurate, or it's lower, causing your extruder stepper to miss steps(thunking noise)because the filament is not reaching temp. http://www.amazon.com/BestDealUSA-Channel-Digital-Thermometer-Thermocouples ...

The thunking you are hearing could be caused by an out of tolerance spool of filament, it could be too wide in places causing it to get "stuck" and the thunk is the Ezstruder pushing the wide part then releasing thus making the noise. You do not indicate which slicer you are using but I would try a ...

Hello, I bought the Rostock Max last month and really enjoyed putting it together. I followed the manual and calibrated it using the recommended settings except for the nozzle size. Where I work we have calibrated gage pins and I was able to measure to opening very accurately. As it turns out the .5 ...