Hello from WA

[Jectz]

Hello everyone, my name is Randy. I recently graduated with a BS in Physics and in my last year I spent a quarter working with a professor and a team of students to build a 3D printer. Since then I have had an interest in 3D printing and if E3 showed me anything it was how big the field is becoming. I know there is a lot I need to learn but, I am excited to take on the challenge. Soon, I plan to buy a DIY kit but, before then is there any informational material I should look into?

[Eaglezsoar]

Welcome to the Forum! We do have an assembly manual for the Rostock Max if your interested in a kit build.
You can download it here: http://www.geneb.org/rostock-max/Rostoc ... -Guide.pdf
The Rostock Max has one of the largest build volumes of any printer and is highly recommended.

[bubbasnow]

where@In WA?

[Jectz]

where@In WA?

I just moved near Yakima for a job. Are you originally from Washington?

[neurascenic]

math and Motion... Inverse kinematics of a Delta Printer.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid= ... hKATQBAXYy

[bubbasnow]

im sorry!! jk yakima is nice if you stay on the west valley/union gap side of town. I got my degree in tri-cities and was born/raised in waitsburg (by walla walla).

[img]http://www.quickmeme.com/img/f1/f1ecff3 ... be9767.jpg[/img]

[geneb]

That. Is. Awesome.

Fortunately, I can't see Yakima from here. I've got a huge volcano in the way.

g.

[Jectz]

Hahaha, that is amazing! Thank you all. The community here is very friendly.

And thank you neurascenic. The science and engineering behind these printers is something I really want to know inside and out.

[Eaglezsoar]

That. Is. Awesome.

Fortunately, I can't see Yakima from here. I've got a huge volcano in the way.

g.

Send up one of your planes with a camera, don't forget to post the video here under the other topic.
I'd love to see it.