Very nice design. Just stumbled across your video . I'm currently building a kinematic suspension for my Hypercube Evolutions heated bed and looking for some inspiration. Are your support arms at 45 ° to the heated bed? Those from the ratrig are not at 45°. I can´t wrap my head around how this is supposed to work with thermal expansion of the bead when the glide plane for the ball ist not at 45°. Maybe you can help me out?

How many hours do you have on them?

Hey Roy, nice to see a video from you again. ;)

Looks like that whole printed part is cracked as well.

Hey, can you get the files for your model? I would like to recreate it

can you please share the config file you used for this sensor!!!!

What temperature can the chamber get up to? Is there any sign of the carbon fiber tube sagging at that temperature? Have you seen Toro3d's titanium tubes?

Hello Roy! This is biqu H2 V2S lite extruder? Really?

Bl touch in a high temp printer?Does that really work?How hot is in there ?

Cheers!!

I am so excited to find this video. I had these thoughts in my head but lacked the words to express them in a way that would allow me to search the internet for information about it. Thank you for such a succinct and knowledgeable explanation of this somewhat niche subject

You helped me out a lot. You deserve way more subs!

thank you sir :) I found them all in the github link.

Do you have stl files ?

Gold plated cap screws?

Any new updates on this? I couldnt find info.

Any way you can let me know your settings

I'm kind of new to 3D printing now. I really appreciate this perspective on the adjustments makes a lot of sense. Going to try this out hopefully it works I've been going through the ringer with some of these prints. I really appreciate your video

Can you please share the cad link of this belt tensioner mechanism?

Thank you very much!! Your explanation is completely clear and short. I've finally understand how to correctly organise Fusion Projects 😊

Enclosure temps?

Hi. Can you give me some information? * Your aluminum bed thickness * Steel ball dimensions Your whatsapp contact if possible

Excellent work and thank you for your continuous contributions to our Community!

does this still work? i have no MAKE tab?

Dziękuję za twoją pracę.

i hope my comment helps your channel: i find your printer a really interessting machine. you should show it more. instead of showing us how to design something for the whole video, you could also show of your printer a bit more. 😊

Nice work...I came here simply looking for being able to animate the actual belt structures but seems no one is doing it 😞

Roy 1 - Europris 0 ;)

- Side note regarding FOOD SAFETY... --- As you may know, there's some "controversy" in the 3D printing community about this matter. --- Intra-layer gap can harbor harmful bacteria - and, the object cannot be adequately/effectively disinfected (at least I have researched this, and have not found any "acceptable" way). That said, you get to decide on matters of your health/safety. - Just felt it should be mentioned - in case you were unaware; plus, for any others who might be reading.

- Cool :) - Nice job (as always). - A FEW HELPFUL TIPS... --- 'TANGENT ARC': automatically applies 'Tangent' constraint at first point selected. --- "FULL-WIDTH" DIMENSION: via 'Centerline Line' (as you've done, which is fine, in this case); OR, when ready to enter value, rclick:'Diameter Dimension': this makes "full-width" dimension, but can be 'Construction Line', so won't split a profile in half. BTW, same can be achieved by dimensioning to 'Centerline Line', then converting to 'Construction Line'. --- For "CROSSING POINT": simply click intersection, 'Coincident' constraints automagically will be applied. --- CHANGING SKETCH ENTITY (shape, +/or dimension) WHILE NOT IN SKETCH MODE! This makes things interactive/dynamic: changes are seen "instantly" (as opposed to edit in sketch, then finishing sketch to see change to body). Can also be quicker workflow. To implement, rclick sketch item in Browser: 'Show Dimension'. Then, simply double-click dimension to edit; or click-n-drag geometry.

I hope Fusion360 will develop some solution to make this procedure less ridiculous

i figured this stuff out for my ender 3 an 5 but i have had a delta printer just as long an have never found a good source on how to do the prime line for a round bed. ive seen ppls videos showing a prime line that follows the edge of the bed but ive never found a way to do it in the gcode an im was just lucky in getting the prime line added to all my machines so trying to manually write it for the round bed was def not going to happen, anyone know a good place to find something on a prime or purge line for a round build plate?

What hardness tpu is that? I´m printing 11 on my X1C with "CHT" chinesium nozzle.

what is the firmware?

Very interesting and important. If you find time, could you make a tutorial for the OrcaSlicer?

Im surprised more people arent talking about this. I did a few searches and havent seen much or any discussion about constant flow. Its been a huge improvement in my print quality. I was working on a profile with near constant flow (+/- 1mm³ / s) and the difference between the parts from the two profiles are significant enough to go all in on constant flow. The speeds / nozzle widths werent even that far off from each other. Thank you for sharing this awesome tip.

What is the max heated chamber température in it?

Very nice Roy!

very beautiful printer mate :)

Curious, why did you go with the split flow from each side, surely the flow just cancels itself at the point of the nozzle? I've been trying to find testing info on different duct configurations in practice but finding frustratingly little :(. My current setup has flow from one side, and it's true there is a problem if there is an overhang on the other side of the nozzle from the duct exit, but I've yet to see any testing that shows exits pointing in from either side - or even all around the nozzle, as some people have designed - actually improves things. My immediate reaction is that the nozzle itself will have relatively static air flow??!

I use a laptop cooling fan (Lenovo B450, Sunon maglev make them) and then design in the scroll housing with the duct. I mean if you're designing the ducts already then why not. More powerful and higher quality than most off the shelf little centrifugal fans, which have quite restricted scroll housings. Though 5v 0.4A means some boards may not be able to drive them, works fine with my Duet maestro board though!

What I got: - Design Parameters: Inlet size - outlet size - attack angle - opening offset - distance form nozzle - having the openings of separates less turbulence than having them aligned as aligned creates lots of disturbance - horizontal attack angle might cool the nozzle

Thats wild! I've never seen one set up like that.

I’d still love to build a Valkyrie but K3 wound up being a better HT machine. They’re moving to all easy to get metal parts slowly and surely. Few people are printing PEKK-A-CF on them, and their remaining printed parts out of like PPSU

your Chamber only 61c? I'm surprised it printed at all! specially when it's 1010

- thx for showing how NOT to do it, AND WHY not. - Good "structure" (components, sketches, etc.) is critical to a good model (easy to edit, easy to understand, compute optimally, etc.). - along these lines, and for your viewers, allow me to share this... - Here is some insights into modeling, and my suggestion (at least it works for me)... MY DESIGN/MODELING APPROACH: --- What are the critical aspects? --- What should drive what? --- What are the basic geometric forms? --- *** What are the components, and their hierarchical relations? *** --- What params are required? - Only then should things be done in F360 - and first, only component tree, and params... then finally, start sketching, and adding features/joints/etc. - This way, a good underlying structure is more likely - as opposed to figuring out things on the fly. - The main point: think before you do... the workflow and result will be much better. - I realize some of this may be unfamiliar to users at an early stage, but assure they will help you move along in a good way, and is worth the effort.

how do you tune the 3d printer to get the 2 and 1 free

This is an incredibly helpful video! Thank you!

Hello! Thank you very much for your video. Sometimes I need to reorganize my browser tree. Is it possible to move subcomponents or bodies from subcomponents to level up? Or move one subcomponent to another component? Drag and drop is not working.

Can you please tell me what app you are using?