Here is how I soldered the wires to my heated bed, I think it's much better this way than in the current assembly manual where they go out and then loop around to go back under the bed. Here is how I mounted my electronics. I realized after I did it, that it was "wrong" (or different) than what most of you did, but it seemed obvious to me this was how it was "supposed" to be done (or so I thought
OEGInc's Rostock MAX Mini-Build
OEGInc's Rostock MAX Mini-Build
Just thought I would share a couple of my build photos, I have more somewhere that I'll upload at some point when I find them.
Here is how I soldered the wires to my heated bed, I think it's much better this way than in the current assembly manual where they go out and then loop around to go back under the bed. Here is how I mounted my electronics. I realized after I did it, that it was "wrong" (or different) than what most of you did, but it seemed obvious to me this was how it was "supposed" to be done (or so I thought
with the exception of the missing spacers, nuts, and bolts. LOL!
And here is how it looks from the front (ignore the fingerprints!)
And here is one of my first prints (actually, I think it's technically my 4th print or so, still needs some calibration)
Here is how I soldered the wires to my heated bed, I think it's much better this way than in the current assembly manual where they go out and then loop around to go back under the bed. Here is how I mounted my electronics. I realized after I did it, that it was "wrong" (or different) than what most of you did, but it seemed obvious to me this was how it was "supposed" to be done (or so I thought
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Re: OEGInc's Rostock MAX Mini-Build
I like the way you soldered your wires to the heating bed. It is a more logical way to do it.
Your print of the Lion looks good to me especially when you consider it's one of your beginning prints.
Good Job!
Your print of the Lion looks good to me especially when you consider it's one of your beginning prints.
Good Job!