How do you expect to make enough money with this? Most people either go for a clone because it is cheap or for genuine parts because they work. I don't see many people spending more money to still end up with a clone. Considering the amount of time you will have to invest into disassembling/reassembling, fixing parts, determining if what works and what doesn't, and import/shipping costs and the cby 492183 - General
Best thing to do is probably to contact your kit supplier.by 492183 - General Mendel Topics
Just make sure the filings don't find their way into the motor.by 492183 - General
Looks like belt or pulley slippage or stepper motor losing steps due to too low current.by 492183 - General
I've got good experiences with WorldofCNC located in the UK. Not sure about the price but the quality is good.by 492183 - General
Sounds like an endstop issue. Try disabling endstops in firmware to see if that will make a difference.by 492183 - General
You can remove the play by inserting the PTFE all the way, then pulling it upwards along with the push fit, then keep the push fit where it is and shove the PTFE a couple mm further down.by 492183 - General
Spring fatigue or play somewhere in cold end component mounting. Don't think the plastics we extrude are able to dull stainless steel.by 492183 - General
QuoteOhmarinus Hardchromed rods! Yeehaawww! I ordered them at a special linear-rod and bearing factory here in the Netherlands. I can imagine there are companies like that in the US. Could you tell me the name of this company?by 492183 - General
You could try heating the entire hotend in an oven at ~200c and then purging out all the filament with something like a toothpick.by 492183 - General
Would love to see how it holds up against KISSlicer 1.1.0by 492183 - General
Just scale the model up by 1.02-1.05 before slicing.by 492183 - General
Looks like they got a cold end lever and a spool holder. Great haul.by 492183 - General
Looks like a very good deal if the quality is okay.by 492183 - General
Did you install the Arduino drivers in windows?by 492183 - General
E3D hotend seems to be the way to go right nowby 492183 - General
Smoothieboard would be the best option but those are hard to get at the momentby 492183 - General
I ordered from Romania. The rods are shipped in a carton tube and are packaged in bubble wrap. I don't think there is any risk of bending or other damage.by 492183 - General
Worldofcnc.com is based in UK and has what you want. For some reason their site is down right now so I can not give a link, but the hardened high carbon steel ground rail they have is perfect for your purposes. I use those rods in my own printers as well.by 492183 - General
Thanks you are a lifesaver! I checked ebay.com and .co.uk but did not think of checking .de.by 492183 - General
Does anyone know of a place that sells aluminium heat spreaders/build surfaces for the mk2 heated bed? I am having a lot of trouble finding one. Even a place that can cut a single piece of 200x200x3-6mm aluminium and has european shipping would work.by 492183 - General
Any estimates on pricing yet?by 492183 - General
I think it would give some issues because of the surface tension.by 492183 - General
Black ABS tends to need a higher temperature. You can try bumping the temperature up ~10 degrees to start but if your extruder has PTFE liner that might be the maximum temperature before the PTFE starts to melt.by 492183 - General
Did you calibrate the extrusion temperature for this particular filament?by 492183 - General
Try PVA juice, works like a charm.by 492183 - General
Did you measure the filament with a caliper at several points to confirm that the filament is causing the problem? It might be an issue with your extruder gears or extruder drive wheel/hobbed bolt that shows up every full revolution.by 492183 - General