Recent content by vinnycordeiro

The moderators on all official Voron channels (subreddit, Discord server, and this forum) usually dislike the usage of generative AI for the configuration of Klipper because it causes more trouble than it helps. Obviously that doesn't have anything in common with AI generated models, to which I...

No, those are pretty benign mods. I'm talking about the usage of non-2020 aluminum extrusions. The only mod that is somewhat documented for a Voron using 4040 extrusions is DOOMcube, and even so it only uses them for the vertical extrusions (the mod is more oriented for temperature keeping by...

If you intend to go big then yes. But mind you, it have to be the dual channel per side 4040 extrusion, like this one, not the single channel version. That's necessary to be able to reuse the current printed parts, and even so it may happen that you'll need to redesign some of them. I advise...

Yeah, visible gaps would be one of them, nothing that some post-processing can't solve: you could use acetone weld when printing ABS, for instance, or a 3D printing pen + some sanding. You only lose printing space when retrofitting AWD into an existent printer, for a scratch build you just...

As said by claudermilk, from a configuration of the motors point of view the only difference between a 2.4 and a Trident is that the former have an extra Z motor, so the config file is pretty much reusable with minor changes. Stealthburner is a toolhead with a direct drive extruder, you are...

The bigger the CoreXY printer, the more rigidity issues you get if using 2020 aluminum extrusions. There's also the issue with the belts, they start to get too long, which can give you troubles to properly tension them. That's the reason why Ratrig uses 3030 aluminum extrusions and 9mm belts on...

Why use ChatGPT to create an answer? Maks already said, both on the Discord server and on video, that the logo was created for MZbot, his defunct 3d printer company, and he hired a graphic designer on a platform like Fiverr or similar for that.

Your best shot is to tune yourself the profiles, this guide should help you achieve your objective methodically.

If people haven't seen yet, Nero uploaded some content concerning the Phoenix:

The only difference between them is the shape of the heatblock, so that only affects which silicone socks you can use, the mounting points are the same on both.

I like the Trianglelab Dragon SF I have on my V0, it's been a workhorse for the past 4 years (jesus, already that much?). The HF version is known to be a clog-fest, specially if you try to print PLA on it.

"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...