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How carefully did you make sure tugging on the PEEK-labeled wires pulled the knotted wires towards the tower? All that knotting and labeling funny-business just comes down to making sure you've identified the same pair of wires at the top and the bottom. I probably double-checked which wires were ...

So i opened here up and pulled the Rambo out to verify that it's wired correctly and I have the wires labeled PEEK going to HEAT 1 just as the planning states.

In the planning for installing the fan itself, it says to use the knotted wires. That was done as well....

So i haven't had a lot of time for the printer until recently and just started to finally understand the goals behind calibrating and how it works, so i went ahead and began installation of the PEEK fan. After installation, i ran it. The planning says that the fan should turn on and off ...

Thanks a lot guys, i figured out that since i was running the print straight from my computer, it had dropped the bed temp to 80C in the middle of the print and i am sure that that combined with the left foot lifting was enough to let the part break free. Unfortunately i got too excited and forceful ...

The first print of my Rostock max was surprisingly exhilarating, I was way too excited for this. :P But here are a couple apparent problems with my first print (that I ended up having to abort). 1. When priming the hot end, how soon before it drops onto the bed should I take the little piece of ...

Thank you both for the congratulations! This type of work gets me so excited and i am really happy that it will even help me with some of the other projects that i have laying around. There is an interlock in the firmware that prevents the extruder motor from running unless the hot end is at ...

Hey everyone, I am very happy to finally be posting here as I had been dreaming of having a 3d printer for the last 2 years pr so, until I purchased my Rostock MAX v2 on Black Friday. As of last night, I've completed the mmechanical part of the build and am glad to say I didn't have too many hurdles ...