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I think the voron is better. I checked is boom file, is build with some nice hardware and some pretty bad ones at the same time.
for example:
- they use a ramps 1.4 and with a full lcd. this is a pretty bad choose.. already done this myself and it does not work if you try to print more of 70 mm/s.
- Silicone Heater 110V 250W: this is for what? print in pla? the printer will print abs without a enclosure?
- it use auto leveling: it must have something wrong with the bed...
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only delta print fast? corexy will print fast and a ramps connected to a full lcd is a bad option to put on a corexy printer. Plus, the cost of the ramps, lcd and driver will be almost the same was a duet 0.6.5 without lcd.Quote
PDBeal
Most of these reprap designs use Ramps with an LCD. Its a cheap and easy setup and a great starting place. The full graphics LCD will cause issues with speeds, but if people wanted a fast printer, they'd go with a delta.
but to have a bed at 110ºC you need to go with a 110V 250W? with a simple 12v is not necessary a relay, make less noise. only downside it will take more time to get at 110ºC, like 10 to 12 min.Quote
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An enclosure isn't a 100% requirement for ABS. Sure it might make it easier to print with good results, but its not a requirement of ABS. Besides, the heatbed will work well for PETG which from what I understand is easier to work with than ABS and does not need, require, or benefits from an enclosed printer and PETG is stronger than ABS with a higher heat tolerance. I've bought 2 rolls of ABS and have yet to use them because the PETG printing has been simpler and easier to work with without having to resort to all these ABS tricks for sticking.
If you have a perfectly flat and square printer, them you do not need auto leveling.Quote
PDBeal
Every reprap printer out there has auto leveling in one way shape or form. Hell, even the commercial Stratasys uPrint SE Plus printer that I have access to at my office uses Auto Leveling before it starts a print. Its easy, simple, and almost guarantees the print won't be squished on one side while printing. You'd be silly not to include auto leveling even if you guaranteed your machine is perfectly flat and square.
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Most of these reprap designs use Ramps with an LCD. Its a cheap and easy setup and a great starting place. The full graphics LCD will cause issues with speeds, but if people wanted a fast printer, they'd go with a delta.
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Most of these reprap designs use Ramps with an LCD. Its a cheap and easy setup and a great starting place. The full graphics LCD will cause issues with speeds, but if people wanted a fast printer, they'd go with a delta.
Arduino + RAMPS + graphical LCD = overheating 5V regulator on the Arduino.
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