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I found the problem! Posting this so you don't have to go through the same hassle as I did. The problem was that the filament guider got stuck behind the X-axis cheapskate carriage (see photo). This pulled the X axis carriage and consequently gave it an offset, which translated in an X, Y and Z ...

Will give that a try, thanks!

Hi, two weeks ago I assembled a Rostock Max v2 and in the meantime, I made some nice prints. Great 3D printer btw and excellent assembly manual! So I'm relatively new to 3d printing, but I made more than 10 objects without major problems up until now. Today I decided to make something 'slightly ...

"Rocky Rockstar" is ready for printing!
and the first print:
Thank you for the great printer and the excellent build manual. Except for a few minor mistakes on my behalf, everything went very smooth.

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After a long period of making things on other people's 3d printers, I finally ordered my own! I'm happy I waited long enough for thr Rostock max v2, which seems like an awesome printer. So next week: building time.

If any other RMv2 owners live in Belgium, let me know. I'm happy to share experiences!