3D printer overhaul, and some general updates.

[@The_Chillguy7]

Looks awesome!

[@cupdejello]

Did you use blind fasteners for the corners of the aluminum extrusion?

[@JunctionRunner]

I just used corner brackets and T nuts/bolts. I was going to try making some nice recessed holes and tapping threads like in the original anet parts, but I figure I wouldn't be able to jig it up nicely enough to be consistent.

[@DavesProjects]

It looks nice but like. it still wont out perform a $300 slinger, convert to a 2.4 with all that hardware

[@JunctionRunner]

Probably true in some areas, but this one is also already set up for abrasive materials and full metal hotends, and it's pretty well tuned right now, and I can likely push it a bit harder as well for print speeds. But yeah, max potential is lower, however I looked into voron and ratrig builds and with my printer down especially the price was too high for the kits, especially because apparently voron's don't do too well past 300mm build volumes. I'd probably want to do a ratrig or a custom build with a 400x400xsomething build volume that could possibly do really high temp materials for proper engineering grade stuff if I wanted. But that's also pricey. The magneto X however looks incredibly tempting.... but also out of budget for a while and I don't really have the room for more than one FDM machine in here