Printbed heater arrived today. Looks like a giant Manta Ray.

PaulJ wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 13, 2019 5:24 pm

exxos wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 13, 2019 3:40 pm

Maybe Icky can do a ST case revision which is 15" high

Well its not like he doesn't have a 3d printer large enough. He could print a house to put the 15" high ST in!!

Why stop there may as well print a castle

PhilC wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 12, 2019 9:29 am

Looking good Icky.

Does the missus know she has a new coffee table yet?

Ah yes. It got spotted the other day I could not hide it any longer, for some reason

Looking now at the parts and how they fit together. This is one of the motor drive blocks. I am in the process of getting some of the parts like this one made from aluminium to make sure the strength and minimal flex is priority on the X axis where the extended length is on the printer. IMG_4379.jp...

Looking now at the parts and how they fit together. This is one of the motor drive blocks. I am in the process of getting some of the parts like this one made from aluminium to make sure the strength and minimal flex is priority on the X axis where the extended length is on the printer. IMG_4379.jpg

Just posting some progress on the H2 board. It's been a job of manually routing the address and data lines between the CPU, Blitter, GLUE, MMU and ROM to help with the overall auto routing. In the process of manually routing it became apparent that routing in the Cartridge port at the same time was ...

Nice stuff! I have always wanted to build myself a core xy, but I just dont have the space for another printer, especially one 500x500, which is what I would like. Maybe one that turns into a coffee table when out of use would be ideal :) Nice idea about the coffee table PaulJ_2.0. I have seen a pi...

Looking nice and solid. Is it going to be core xy? Yes its a core xy based on the Voron but with mods to make sure the X axis is stable. The base part of the frame is currently using 2040 extrusion instead of the standard 2020 to stop the bed flexing on the X dimension. There are two more struts to...