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Glenno's Formbot 2.4 R2 350mm Build (AU)
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Glenno
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Part 13
It had been suggested to me by multiple people in the know that having temp probes in certain spots around the printer could be handy. I had a bunch of generic probes arrive a while ago, and thought I might as well put them to use.
I ended up with one to measure the chamber temp, one under the bed, and one on a stepper motor to monitor them.
Now was finally the time to put the panels on this thing!
First I did the back by itself...not sure why, and then just held the side panels in place with duct tape.
Then printed out a bunch more, along with removable hinges for the front doors.
It had been suggested to me by multiple people in the know that having temp probes in certain spots around the printer could be handy. I had a bunch of generic probes arrive a while ago, and thought I might as well put them to use.
I ended up with one to measure the chamber temp, one under the bed, and one on a stepper motor to monitor them.
Now was finally the time to put the panels on this thing!
First I did the back by itself...not sure why, and then just held the side panels in place with duct tape.
Then printed out a bunch more, along with removable hinges for the front doors.
Glenno
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Part 14
I had thought about what to do with the vent hole at the back of the printer, maybe im not understanding exactly how it should work, but it seems that I want to keep as much heat in the chmaber as I can (50 - 60c) plus I dont want the ABS stink being push out of the printer either...
So, I just printed a blank instead.
Once that was done, I figured I might as well start getting the cooling for the electronics done.
Last night I printed the skirts that hold the fans etc.
I think I will reprint a few of these once I get the print quality where I would like it.
I really want to be able to give back to the community and join the PIF crew, but cant until im printing pretty much perfect quality, and as you can see, im not there yet!
Any ideas welcome!
I had thought about what to do with the vent hole at the back of the printer, maybe im not understanding exactly how it should work, but it seems that I want to keep as much heat in the chmaber as I can (50 - 60c) plus I dont want the ABS stink being push out of the printer either...
So, I just printed a blank instead.
Once that was done, I figured I might as well start getting the cooling for the electronics done.
Last night I printed the skirts that hold the fans etc.
I think I will reprint a few of these once I get the print quality where I would like it.
I really want to be able to give back to the community and join the PIF crew, but cant until im printing pretty much perfect quality, and as you can see, im not there yet!
Any ideas welcome!
I was just sent this by Abyss3D, they're the ones I bought my printed parts from: https://ellis3dp.com/Print-Tuning-Guide/
Glenno
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Ahh yes, thanks mate! Ive been working my way through that too! But must have missed a few things somewhere
