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mielony
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Regards from Poland

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Hi guys,

I'm in love with Rostock MAX. Great piece of engineering.
Building and initial calibration took me couple of days and finally I was able to print something useful - fan shroud. Of course I have also a bunch of calibration cubes. I'll post some pictures a bit later.

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Welcome to the Forum!
We would appreciate pictures, it's always good to see new pictures.
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Ok, pictures. Bit of tape here and there.
[img]http://i898.photobucket.com/albums/ac18 ... ad081d.jpg[/img]
First and second print:
[img]http://i898.photobucket.com/albums/ac18 ... 17c7d1.jpg[/img][img]http://i898.photobucket.com/albums/ac18 ... 8c0118.jpg[/img]
First at 180, second at 195. Printing only in PLA so far.
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Great job in getting it built. A little more calibration and you'll be printing with the best of them.
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also, you should print that hotend fan with a material that can withstand the highest temps you will put it through.. I had minimal warping after many hours when i printed mine with abs
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@bubbasnow Yeah, you're totally right. Do you think that nylon will be good for this?

Currently waiting for new thermistor. Fried the old one: isolation on heating resistor leads was burned to crisp and it touched hotend at some point. Now I know that ptfe sleeve or kapton tape is a must.
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ABS is fine for the stock end fan. Don't try printing nylon with the stock end. You can melt your PEEK and PTFE - which emits toxic gas and leaves you dead in the water.
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Thank you for warning, I've read somewhere that PEEK and PTFE should be ok up to 250, so I don't want to go above 240. Nylon won't print at 240?
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Not all PEEK is the same. Most starts to degrade at 240. Nylon really needs to print at 255-260 to get optimal layer adhesion.

In general, I personally don't like pushing anything I own to its design limits, and I particularly avoid doing so when toxic gases are a potential outcome
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I totally agree. I'm too old to die stupid death. Already ordered E3D hotend for printing with nylon.
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