@Jaio21 it came with a converter tool that we import a pick and place file from. We use kicad to generate the pcb files

@@Jaio21 we are in the process of documenting the procedure

Yup. I looked after and found the crossover point. I remembered it wrong at -20

Possibly but during the day without the snow they make a pretty good prism.

Time to build your own

I have a whole bunch of videos explaining my process including in ice lighting

I live on a hill. Going to have to turn on the water in June for it to level out. 😱

Depends on the slope. I tried in my back yard first and had to use a huge tube for the low side. Maybe you can double stack?

Nope. The treadle is ig enough that their necks can't be in the feeder with their feet off

Yes. Thats what we did with this. The advantage is we can go beyond 180 degrees where a standard servo is limited to 180 Also there are standardized hall encoders that might make this easier depending on your application.

There is method to the madness. The master microcontroller can control multiple servos. The individual microcontrollers are then independent to utilize their control algorithm rather than feedback wires for each additional servo. Anyway, it was fun. We don't use this particular method anymore.

Cool. I have no idea what that means. Can you give me an example

Thanks. We noticed as well of course. Good luck if you are on one of the other teams.

buttehills.ddns.net/Configuration.h

Tell me if yours works with that file

My issue has always been that it will try to auto level and make it about 50% across the plate and then ram the head into the plate without stopping. If you can get past that, let me know.

Thanks. I didn't know there was a new release. I'll have my student work on it soon

Ken Fanta Sure I can. I think mine is working. The only thing you may have to adjust is the mm offset from the plate. Can I email it to you?

Ken Fanta For the time being try this link. 69.144.250.224/Configuration.h

Ken Fanta The one thing you may need to edit is line 354 where it says #define Z_PROBE_OFFSET {0, 14, 1, 0} the third value is the offset of the head above the plate. I also had to manually level my plate because it was not square enough. I just tightened a couple of the screws holding it down.

Please take a look at my comment on the other video you're mentioning here. Thanks.

I did not have to adjust the drive belts, although two seem to be looser than the third. The good news is that I have the entire thing working now. I am currently uploading the video and will post a link. It is pretty cool to use. Just an FYI, use the Android IDE to upload the Marlin Delta2 firmware. You will have to adjust the Configuration.h file. I will be posting how to adjust that file. It is not a lot, but it will likely save you from running your nozzle into the platform. I am happy so far. i will be adding a build plate cooler here once I get a second fan in as well. Keep me posted how yours is going Paul