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I'd like to switch to using some connectors instead of a soldered connection for my peek and layer fans. I'm having some trouble finding anything, anyone have links to what you used? Thanks!

guanu wrote:that wire looks to be good and in there far enough to get a good crimp on it. give it a death grip squeeze and it should clamp down plenty to work

Just got it. Thanks. I was worried that it wasn't far enough, the manual shows them sticking out a bit.

I've run into a potential issue. I screwed up my second crimp, I didn't crimp it enough and the wire slid out. I can't seem to get the wire all the way back through, only as far as you can see in this photo. What should I do?
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I haven't come very far yet but I'm getting there! This is my first time working with this kind of equipment and it's a lot of fun (and terrifying) so far. [img]https://i.gyazo.com/0db58e8a52f2e100590ac8c2dfbe8c51.png[/img] My hot end still has a few hours left to cure, how does it look? [img]https ...

Almost all of the mechanical build can be done without those. You cannot assemble the heated bed, or the hotend, nor can you put the pulley's on the steppers to stay (You can get them mostly in place, and then once you have threadlock, you can loosen one grub screw at a time, lock it, and then ...

Thanks for all the useful info! It has arrived today!! [img]https://i.gyazo.com/b021c5f8b67b030e7b170a1b21fb4853.jpg[/img] Here's my problem, I'm missing the following tools and won't have them for a few days: Solder Leaded - 100-gram Spool, Spool of ABS (going with Hatchbox 1KG white, good deal on ...

Hey there! I've been 3D modeling as a hobby for around 5 years now, both myself and my friend. I've been interested in 3D printing to make our models and concepts a reality for quite a while, and just took the plunge! I ordered the Rostock Max V2 and it will arrive here shortly. I just ordered the ...