i·sos·ce·les (of a triangle) having two sides of equal length. You guys have it correct. "It's not a satellite" lol. Yes, using a ball bearing is the best mounting system.
I'm curious why you guys think this is necessary? Your using mic6 or similar tool plate after you heat it up what's your total deflection? from thermal expansion something like .0003mm give or take? and what is the slop of the leadscrews? lock the bed down and do mesh leveling keep it simple imho.
Love it. Been looking for more options to handle a non-square build plate. I see your GitHub is lagging behind files you have other places. Which one do you keep most up to date (and why isn't it GitHub 😆)?
Will your Kinematic Mounting Bracket Kit work with other printers? I have an Ender 5 Plus that I want to add this function to, and every option I have seen so far, the mounting brackets need to be 3D printed. I especially like your kit, because it's aluminum.
Okay, now I get it. I saw Kinematic mounts over on 3DMakerParts and wondered what they were good for. I'm building a HevORT and it uses slides instead of the kinematic mounts. I could get myself an extra 50mm in Z build height, but I already have 590mm available to me. I won't miss it.
So stoked seeing what you guys are creating. Super impressed seeing all those aluminum parts. I have an Ultimate Xl from Elite Machine Works. Your Duet 2 wifi vid saved my soul. Thank you 3D Distributed. Thanks Shane. I dig the music on your workhorse printer build from 2018. Peace out.
@@3DDistributed Super cool you created that music. I was wondering if you might have any ideas on this one. My Duet really struggles to load large files. For example a small container around 11.9 mb will never load. And a file around 1.8 mb up to 2.5 mb loads almost instantly. The error that happens is the time out error. That says connection interupted attempting to reconnect. Another thing that seems strange is quite often a file will load, but no data is loaded until I hit the refresh key. That seems weird to me. I have not upgraded any of my firmware yet. I read that people were having issues when flashing the firmware, so I was hesitant to do it. I am using a 32 gb flash card that is formatted to fat 32. I have spent so many hours trying to figure this out. I even super carefully re-soldered the pins on the wifi module and the sd card holder. That actually really helped the consistency of the load process. It was loading really poorly before I re-solderd those pins. But not being able to load large file's really bums me out. If you had any ideas I would be so stoked. I always am amazed looking at your machines. Thanks 3D Distributed. p.s. You should put out some vids of the quality your printers can achieve. For me Its all about the quality of the print not so much the speed. Also would dig seeing your printer's in a heated chamber. Printing some polycarbonate. Thanks again 3DD. Second p.s. Can you increase the ajax time out error. Seems like if I changed the time out setting it might be able to read the end of the file.
Totally unnecessary! The Bambulab X series printers that have been released since then prove exactly what I am saying: The three stepper motors are a completely unnecessary expense. It requires a motherboard that can drive two extra Z motors and needs two extra motor drivers. You also need 3 ball magnetic couplings. Then, after each power-up, it takes a considerable amount of time for the software to synchronize the motors of the 3 axes. In contrast, if you connect the 3 axes with a closed ribbed belt, you only need a Z motor and driver, a plain cheap motherboard and only one time to synchronize the axes in build No more adjustment is ever needed. It will never be tilted again and no lengthy procedure is needed to get it horizontal. Three separate axles is a problem solved by a ribbed belt.
Umm. What just happened? I thought we were going to get an explanation on Kinematic beds? Instead, I am more confused, and now I want Cheetos.
This is only part one of video series. I laughed at the Cheetos. Shane's team has this nonchalant attitude which makes them pretty chill.
@@MichaelJHathaway that printer looks like it’s going to be challenging. Lol.
i·sos·ce·les (of a triangle) having two sides of equal length. You guys have it correct. "It's not a satellite" lol. Yes, using a ball bearing is the best mounting system.
Thanks Michael!
Keep up the good work man!
Thanks, will do!
Nice!
Thanks!
I'm curious why you guys think this is necessary? Your using mic6 or similar tool plate after you heat it up what's your total deflection? from thermal expansion something like .0003mm give or take? and what is the slop of the leadscrews? lock the bed down and do mesh leveling keep it simple imho.
We wanted the bed to be able to tilt when doing 3-point bed leveling.
Badass
Prusa Beast!
So the bed levling system is the same as the ratrig ?
Yeah it's similar to the V-Core 3 Kinematic bed but I'm pretty sure Rat-Rig was inspired by the Jubilee toolchanger and Mike Fisher's work.
@@3DDistributed thank you for your respond! I really like your work looks very good
Yes, also similar to the BLV CUBE triple Z axis bed leveling. I think the SolidCore has been in development for 2 years.
Hey, you from the future, know that this is how it all started and we were all quite amazed.
Love it. Been looking for more options to handle a non-square build plate.
I see your GitHub is lagging behind files you have other places. Which one do you keep most up to date (and why isn't it GitHub 😆)?
Will your Kinematic Mounting Bracket Kit work with other printers? I have an Ender 5 Plus that I want to add this function to, and every option I have seen so far, the mounting brackets need to be 3D printed. I especially like your kit, because it's aluminum.
I love the stanly tape mesure you have its hystory :)
Okay, now I get it. I saw Kinematic mounts over on 3DMakerParts and wondered what they were good for. I'm building a HevORT and it uses slides instead of the kinematic mounts. I could get myself an extra 50mm in Z build height, but I already have 590mm available to me. I won't miss it.
So stoked seeing what you guys are creating. Super impressed seeing all those aluminum parts. I have an Ultimate Xl from Elite Machine Works. Your Duet 2 wifi vid saved my soul. Thank you 3D Distributed. Thanks Shane. I dig the music on your workhorse printer build from 2018. Peace out.
Thanks Todd. I actually played and recorded that music. I tried starting a record label a long time ago and I still have all kinds of recorded music.
@@3DDistributed Super cool you created that music. I was wondering if you might have any ideas on this one. My Duet really struggles to load large files. For example a small container around 11.9 mb will never load. And a file around 1.8 mb up to 2.5 mb loads almost instantly. The error that happens is the time out error. That says connection interupted attempting to reconnect. Another thing that seems strange is quite often a file will load, but no data is loaded until I hit the refresh key. That seems weird to me. I have not upgraded any of my firmware yet. I read that people were having issues when flashing the firmware, so I was hesitant to do it. I am using a 32 gb flash card that is formatted to fat 32. I have spent so many hours trying to figure this out. I even super carefully re-soldered the pins on the wifi module and the sd card holder. That actually really helped the consistency of the load process. It was loading really poorly before I re-solderd those pins. But not being able to load large file's really bums me out. If you had any ideas I would be so stoked. I always am amazed looking at your machines. Thanks 3D Distributed. p.s. You should put out some vids of the quality your printers can achieve. For me Its all about the quality of the print not so much the speed. Also would dig seeing your printer's in a heated chamber. Printing some polycarbonate. Thanks again 3DD. Second p.s. Can you increase the ajax time out error. Seems like if I changed the time out setting it might be able to read the end of the file.
Perfect 🖨️!!
It's a healthy looking 3d printer!
Very good!
Thanks Austin!
What keeps the build plate from coming off?
Bill and Ted build a 3D printer. Socrates(So-Crates) would be impressed!
😂
Yeah!!!!!
Yup!
💪💪💪💪💪
Totally unnecessary!
The Bambulab X series printers that have been released since then prove exactly what I am saying:
The three stepper motors are a completely unnecessary expense. It requires a motherboard that can drive two extra Z motors and needs two extra motor drivers.
You also need 3 ball magnetic couplings.
Then, after each power-up, it takes a considerable amount of time for the software to synchronize the motors of the 3 axes.
In contrast, if you connect the 3 axes with a closed ribbed belt, you only need a Z motor and driver, a plain cheap motherboard and only one time to synchronize the axes in build
No more adjustment is ever needed.
It will never be tilted again and no lengthy procedure is needed to get it horizontal.
Three separate axles is a problem solved by a ribbed belt.
sigma profile is not perfect selection for design