oh no i missed it

As far as designing a hole printer for the IDEX, you could just design some mounting brackets to adapt it to something like your simple core frame. Just a quick idea would be like some corner braces large enough to have the bolt pattern for MIDEX's parts.

Let's get some manual makers over here!

Congrats on the new job! Also, the 3dSets RC builds are awesome! their Landy model is actually what got me to finally get into 3d printing (and then addicted to it!) a few years ago. Now I am running out of room for all the printers and printed RC stuff!

Congratulations on the day job!

Aye congrat for your job! this year was hell for my country, phew.. hope next year's better..

Congratulations on your new job

That magnetic idex Dmitry have looks so cool! But I haven't been able to understanding it 😅

Congrats on the new job! 🎉 I’m also really looking forward to watching/learning more about the magnetic-IDEX build. Watched a few of Dmitry’s videos and it looks amazing.

Congrats on the new job! 🎉 I’m also really looking forward to watching/learning more about the magnetic-IDEX build. Watched a few of Dmitry’s videos and it looks amazing.

Congratulations on the job!

I can help with the writing, organizing, graphics, and photography of your 3D printer manuals. I'm also a professional editor. Just drop me a line and we'll get started. :-)

Congrats on the new job! :) I'm all in into building printers, so keep on with it! :D

i would love a printer designed from ground up for magnetic idex sounds like a ton of fun

Would definitely like some more enclosed abs friendly builds

Totally agree with the Magnetic-IDEX thinking, as this was my plan, and because I find the build volume too restrictive I was going to apply Dmitry’s thinking to one of my redundant 3D printers. It’s definitely worth building Dmitry’s upgrades, as it definitely performs very well in his videos, runs Klipper and definitely scalable.

any update/ rework on rook evo?

Been a fun year! Definitely a different one for us, but in a good way! I'm here to support you in the next🥰

Yes please, please convert a CoreXY!

Congrats on the job 🎉

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In the video you said you set the thermistor type to „the standard thermistor the ender printers come with“. Could you please clarify exactly, which thermistor type you set in klipper? Thanks

sounds like a solid way to convert ender3

This looks fucking awesome I wanna make one.

I felt this went off the rails a bit for me at the github section. I couldn't find how to get info on my creality cr10 v3 board.

The key to this design is the lightweight toolhead and CPAP is part of this, but most of us know that CPAP part cooling is hard to regulate, and yes medical devices have VPAP and BiPAB, but Dmitry has made a stepper motor valve system that has quite a bit of potential, and it’s definitely better than a flap diverted valve. He did manage to flash the stock board to run Klipper too, at least for the FFCP.

I love the small Delta printers. I saw the Delta mini by monoprice version 2. Course they were sold out and there’s a fake company on Amazon that claims to sell it but it’s not worth a flip, but I didn’t manage to get my hands on about four or five old units and bought a whole bunch of them for a good price and built me three out of that Just love to watch those things they’re fascinating. They work great when you got them working.

What filament direct drive did you use?

i love this! I can't wait for this to come out! Maybe a potential future LDO kit in the future with you and m_IDEX with design credits?

I'm thrilled to see you're working on the Magnetic IDEX project! I appreciate your enthusiasm for redesigning, but I would really encourage you to try the original design first to see how it performs. For instance, the CPAP blower is a crucial part of the system; it not only replaces four fans but also integrates cooling for both toolheads and the extruder motors, ensuring they run cool even within a fully enclosed environment. This integration leads to a more streamlined and efficient setup. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out!

I'd like to see your version generic enough to go on an Ender 3.

IDEX + BoxTurtle perhaps?

orbiter 2.5

Hey! Cool idea!!!

Thanks very helpful!

idk if it's viable but if this could be made into direct drive with orbiter or Picolino extruder - this could become even smaller! Or, if we somehow put spool horizontally above this printer we could be having the ultimate desk corner beast! That could even doubles as weight to reduce vibration without creating too much CoM shift. I never got this much daydreaming looking at vorons so I didn't try DIY yet - but this - I really wanna make this as my first ever DIY printer and experiment with it so much. gotta save some money for this beauty... Is there any upcoming updates on this or is design in frozen state? (excl. update that was half year ago)

not bad i love the Rook

All things are helpful but in the end when i try to open in browser given host name it did not open could you guide me

does this have auto bed level?

With a .2mm nozzle, this seems like a beast for printing tabletop minis. You could even have it be a mini hospital for models that get broken at large Warhammer conventions or whatever. Tempted to build one for sure!

I have a RM52 myself. Rackmount cases are underrated. Edit: NVM, just realized it's not rackmount as it looked in the thumbnail. Nevertheless Silverstone does make some of the more unique cases.

Beautiful ❤❤❤ I just have some spare parts to build a corexy, maybe I'll get motivated and do this if the files are shared

It took me awhile to nail good setting for reliable bed adhesion on my Ender 3 KE. It’s also not a good filament for fast speeds.

What is cheaper to make?

Is a delta cheaper to build compared to core xy and bedslingers?

i know im a little late but any chance you can give some more detail on the wiring you've done? i am currently trying to convert my replicator also but am not sure on the wiring aspect of it.

How do you know the lenght of the arm? Some angle of degree you want to stay under or?

anyone use a Flux Delta?

How is the print quality on this ?or do I need to print fast like on all corexy to get minimal VFAs?