Recent content by vinnycordeiro

"We"? This post should be on Shameless Self Promotion then.

I have been using a Dragon SF on my V0 for 4 years now and it is plenty fast for my usage, but not sub-5 minutes 3DBenchy fast.

And the only time the team made a public beta (Stealthburner) it was a disaster...

Have you tested if that acrylic is really safe for usage with lasers? AFAIK unless you have sourced it from a manufacturer that explicitly guarantees it is safe for a certain wavelength range, acrylic is to be considered transparent for laser. We already have cases of people around here and the...

600W? Yeah, that's OP, the usual recommendation is 200W.

Kits in general are a fast way to build your printer, but you trade the ability to pick and choose exactly the components you want. Some rare vendors allows for some customization, like Magic Phoenix and West3D, but those are exceptions, not the norm. Also keep in mind that almost all kits does...

You can use a make shift enclosure on your current printer, using a plastic bag or cardboard sheets. The important thing when printing ABS is to prevent cold air drafts from cooling your parts too quickly. Nero, one of the members of the Voron team, have a series of videos about how to...

On your [printer] section the max_velocity setting is at 250, increase that number to the desired max speed, save and restart Klipper.

This error usually happens when the motor is not correctly connected to the board. Check the wires for any discontinuity, and also check the connectors for any badly crimped wire.

VORON Stealthburner and Clockwork2 can be found on the official VORON Github repository, as everything else: https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Stealthburner. If you are not comfortable with Github you can use this site to pick the files you need to print...

Given what you said on this post, I believe a Prusa printer is the best option for you: they can be bought on kit form or already built; they are easy to give maintenance, mostly using standard parts that can be easily obtained even outside of Prusa (there are some specialty parts depending on...

My only gripe is the proprietary nozzle, other than that this looks really nice.

You could create a pull request on Klipper's repository, and I'd suggest create another one on Kalico's repository as well.

Unfortunately no, but you can always have the part reanodized by another company. You may have to do a search for that, as this isn't a particularly common service.

If you want a V6 nozzle that can handle abrasives, get a full tungsten carbide one (not the insert tip ones). I have those from 3D Maker Engineering, but there are other manufacturers that sells them. They are expensive, yes, but the way to unclog them is simple: torch them to cherry red until...