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Just the one time, I was able to source the fuses locally and I bought three a couple weeks ago to have a spare and I have only replaced the one that went teh first time. I believe what happened was my connected wires on the hot end touched the aluminum hot end and popped the fuse.

Thanks Polygonhell, for at least confirming that I should be struggling with the first layer, So I got the dial indicator back out and re calibrated, it was within a few thousandths still everywhere I measured. But I have switched to CURA to slice with and that has made all the difference, I am able ...

1. How are your prints coming out? - so so, I am having a lot of difficulty getting the plastic to stick to the build plate ( w/ and w/out the painters tape). I have tries hotter/ colder hot end, different Build plate temps, extrusion rates, speeds. - my extruder seems to be working fine I can ...

Anyone have the link to the automotive fuse upgrade, I have searched the forums and cannot find it.

We have a pretty good electronics store locally, any idea of part number for reference or cross reference.

On another note if for some reason they did contact the hot end are the resistors junk now, and if there was contact does it blow a fuse of sorts or why would my rambo board not be putting out any power to them once they seem all fine and clear.

Hello, I finished the Mechanical and Electrical Assembly on my Rostock MAX. I calibrated, configured, and tuned the hot end changing the values in the calibration.h file and all everything was running along smoothly. Configured the slicer program with the settings and hit go ready to print or try to ...