Hi. Could you help me on some questions according to the prusa i3 I am building: 1 - I bought this hotend: G3D Buda-style HotEnd v1.2. Was this a good choice? Whats the best ones on the market? 2 - I have seen some videos on youtube that seems to have some kind of yellow/gold tape on the hotend, while printing. What is it, and why is it? 3 - I assume nobody prints directly on the MK2A Heatedby Crux - General
REPRAP SQUAD Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Actually the xbox psu has great power protection, > overtemp protection, over current protection and > a few others. Don't let the price fool you. It has > plenty of power and outputs for your reprap needs. > It has been proven to work on hundreds of > machines. In my opinion it works better than mosby Crux - General
chris33 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Last night i finished my xbox 360 it has a fan > spliced into it of the 11 amp sided connection the > fan has a 0.09amp rating > > heres the picture > > > what are all those connections? thats that on the thin wires? also, what is this box for? whats inside it?by Crux - General
I already have the xbox 203w psu. i's post here if it works, when i test it. thanks.by Crux - General
Could I get a second opinion if 16.5A from xbox 360 psu will be enough for a prusa i3 with the hot bed like this: Did anyone use this kind of configuration? I am going to get the xbox 203W psu tomorrow. Thanksby Crux - General
Thank you. Thats it. Will get a 203W xbox psu. Thanks! It will sure look good. I dont like those ugly psu on ebay that everyone is usingby Crux - General
thank you bob, but my question is: do i need to power the arduino mega 2560 too? In this picture: both red arrows point to a power pinout. Should I connect both to 12v? And I believe xbox 360 charger is about 12A. Is this enough?by Crux - General
Thank you for the replies. I wilil buy one on ebay then. Check the picture attached. Should I connect the 12v to Ramps 1.4, or to the Mega 2560? Or maybe on both? I am confusedby Crux - General
Thanks for the replies. Those PSU on ebay are ugly. Is there something similar to a laptop charger with 20A? That would be greatby Crux - General
Hi. Can I use a spare computer atx power supply? It's a 2HX DNA 500W Is this a good choice? Or should I use something else? What are you guys using as a power supply on your prusa? Thanks!by Crux - General
I already have the complete greg's wade reloaded extruded. Would anything be usuable? what parts would be needed to adapt the g3g buda-style hotend? Would anyone point me on the right way to adapt it? Sorry for being a noob hereby Crux - General
Hi. I am building prusa i3 (standard printed parts), and recieved last days the G3D Buda-style HotEnd v1.2 from here. Is is compatible? I dont find any instrucions and I did not find how to use it. Whats wrong? Thanks in advance!by Crux - General
Dam. Just figured out how stupid I was. I printed a single selection from the wiki page, and i printed the wrong one. I printed the boxed one. That was my fault. Thank you for the reply!by Crux - General
whats the link? could you provide it? I only see and it shows same simensions i quoted in previous post. I am building the Single Sheet Frame Style is this it? Quote X Axis; 2x 370mm M8 smooth 1x 20mm M8 smooth (for extruder idler, use 8x20 threaded rod or grub screw instead as substitute) Y Axis; 4x 205mm M8 threaded - Note 210mm for nyloc nuts. If they are cut to exactly the same lengthby Crux - General
So, that list is really confused, as those dimensions on official link are for this model, and thats the one i am building And I already have cutted some rods. Could someone confirm me the dimensions please. Now I am even more confusedby Crux - General
No, I am building a single plate version. Are this quantities and dimensions correct for this version? QuoteX Axis; 2x 470mm 8mm smooth rod 1x 20mm 8mm smooth (for extruder idler, use 8x20 threaded rod or grub screw instead as substitute) Y Axis: 2x 370mm 8mm smooth rods 2x 400mm M10 threaded rod 4x 205mm M8 threaded rods Z Axis: 2x 405mm 8mm smooth rod 2x ~370mm M5 threaded rodby Crux - General
Hi. I am building my first prusa i3. Thanks for this great project! I am confused on the rods dimensions. In official Prusa i3 Build Manual it says: Quote X Axis; 2x 470mm 8mm smooth rod 1x 20mm 8mm smooth (for extruder idler, use 8x20 threaded rod or grub screw instead as substitute) Y Axis: 2x 370mm 8mm smooth rods 2x 400mm M10 threaded rod 2x 400mm M8 threaded rods (M10 is actually correby Crux - General