Show all posts by user
People building or using RepRaps.
Re: Undiagnosed z-artifacts - 11 years ago
Could it be an issue with the way the spool is mounted? Sometimes the tension from the filament might be pulling up the extruder, and then when that tension is released from the filament spool turning a little, the extruder moves back down.by Rayton - Printing
Re: Wilson TS build log - 11 years ago
If I bought these two parts thermistor and bed Would I have everything I need to have a working heatbed? Did you buy stuff like this Hackerartist, or did you buy different components? Do you think this would be a better solution? Bed and thermistor I don't think either of these come with an led/resistor, but it seems those components are not necessary. Thank you so much for the help and sorry aby Rayton - Reprappers
Re: Wilson TS build log - 11 years ago
The parts seem really nice to me and everything is nice and labeled. The box was well packed. I attached a few photos of the stuff I got. The threaded rods also came wrapped in bubble wrapby Rayton - Reprappers
Re: Wilson TS build log - 11 years ago
So I have started sourcing my parts for my wilson ts. I bought extrusion, rods, and nuts and bolts from Marty. I will post the rest of my links once I have bought everything. One of the things I haven't figured out completely yet is the heatbed. Did you have to buy extra parts to make the heatbed you bought work? Thanks.by Rayton - Reprappers
Re: My Replikeo Prusa i3 Rework Build - 11 years ago
Thanks. Has the kit in general worked out well for you?by Rayton - Prusa i3 and variants
Re: My Replikeo Prusa i3 Rework Build - 11 years ago
I am considering buying a replikeo iron kit, but I saw on the wiki page that the single sheet frame is supposed to be 6 mm thick and the iron one is only 3 mm thick. I was wondering if the iron frame has proven to be sturdy and hold up well. This will my be my first time building/buying a 3d printer, and I am trying to keep it as cheap as possible while still getting a decent/good product which iby Rayton - Prusa i3 and variants