Recent content by m00dawg

I do but you might not like it :) Before you do anything, check the tension and try adjusting the screw. If you find it's grinding away plastic, you might actually try backing off a bit first before considering tightening it but you can try it both ways. Also check that your hotend temp is hot...

Yep that was my thought. If I just get extensions then I can both use the generic Revo heater core for my MK3s (haven't replaced those, just added MK4s :P) and Vorons and don't have to deal with the nightmare that is the fiberglass ever again. The question was where I can pick up the extensions...

I stumbled upon this part on Printed Solid: https://www.printedsolid.com/products/e3d-revo-voron-coldside I already have Revo heatsinks but what jumped out to me was the extension cables. Does anyone know where I might be able to pick these up? The reason is the Nitehawk 36 doesn't have the...

Oh thank you!! I had that opposite I guess. I thought I had to raise voltage, whoops! Yeah I'll give this a read, thanks for sharing!

Actually I think I do! I don't have all your answers, but I have been able to compare G2 and OB2.5 recently. To be clear, I was very happy with G2. It's fairly approachable and produces stunning quality. I switched one of my printers to OB2.5 because I have a very specific PLA I need to use...

Recently I decided to try XOL/OB2. One thing I didn't realize is that it was meant for an umbilical setup so after a few other gotchas, I've been quite happy with it! I know I can improve things more though and was curious what folks are using with XOL/OB2/NH36 (with umbilical guide). I've...

Haha it just looks pretty because of Bootstrap :) It works but is pretty simplistic relative to Spoolman I think. I've consolidated largely down to a few filaments I use regularly so inventory hasn't been quite as important though I could stand to revamp that since I'll occasionally get caught...

Resurrecting a somewhat old thread, sorry! This caught me eye though and thought I would see if you might be able to clarify a bit. I have G2's in both my Trident and 2.4. I run a Beacon on my Trident (with a somewhat makeshift setup to run the Beacon cable up via the filament PTFE tube). I...

Here you go! It's actually two pieces of piano wire, which is definitely not ideal as you don't want the ends digging into cabling. I let them run a but over the edge of the zipties to help avoid that but it's just a makeshift solution for now.

Yep! But I've only managed to find really short ones or an entire huge spool. Was trying to filter by reasonable lengths. That was from the evil jungle but happy to buy it from elsewhere.

What length piano wire do folks recommend for an umbilical? I got some from the Evil Jungle (Amazon) but it's only 40cm and that's much too short. It's good enough for my Beacon setup on my Trident but I'll need a longer one for when I switch that fully over to an umbilical (Nitehawk is in the...

It's LOUD but I really like that HB fan. I'd run it on my Trident too but the pin connectors are different (smaller) and I haven't bothered to look at recrimping. Kinda waiting on Nitehawk (or, brightest timeline, Nitehawk+ with a USB header for Beacon).

I'll have to try that. I have found my flattest prints seem to be with the doors cracked. So might be worth trying it closed. These parts don't involve any overhangs so the only real risk is a heat creep with the nozzle. I have a Honeybadger super high speed fan cannon on the heatbreak so that...

I dunno why I didn't think of this sooner. I happen to have a larger t-shirt/vinyl press and figured may as well try it. So I heated it up to ~50C, pressed it down onto one of my parts that was giving me some warping, then let it completely cool like that. To my surprise it's super flat! I'm...

Trying a print with everything on, but doors open just to see how things compare. The reason I took the panels off in the first place was when I had to do maintenance on the gantry. I'm not expecting a huge change but something changed between when I first started printing these parts and now...