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Re: An alternative to buying a bad kit for $300-500 - 8 years ago
Yeah, I've read about the drawback to bowden setups. If i have excessive problems because of it I'll have to try something else. Thanks for the heads up though. I've actually been drawing out on paper something along the lines of the Flexidrive. Not sure if I'll end up with a functional prototype or not but I think it's an interesting effort nonetheless.by obelisk79 - General
Re: An alternative to buying a bad kit for $300-500 - 8 years ago
Wow, been trolling these forums for the last month or so and never stopped in the general section to see this thread. I purchased my first printer a couple of months ago. It was a CubeX Solo for $200 off craigslist still in factory packaging. Having on clue what I was doing, I made every attempt to get it to print reliably with repeatable quality and was quickly disappointed. So, like any goodby obelisk79 - General