Voron 2.4R2, 350 bed, self sourced, Toronto

[Maltasrc]

Been a while, and a lot has happened with it. I've been so into the build that I haven't thought to post pics or updates. The concerns for milling my own bed were appreciated and I kept a close eye on it. I only ended up making 1 adjustment and I think i'm happy with the results (Knowing little to nothing lol).
I'm guessing all green is good?

 

[Maltasrc]

Here is how it sits today. Still printing all the other build parts and learning as I go.

 

[Maltasrc]

The Z endstop and bed probe drove me to drink a few times. I ended up switching to the "Tap" and found that soo much simpler.

I've also learned that the hotend I started with (Revo Voron) While nice, is quite slow for the printer.. I was chasing my tail for a while trying to get good prints until I looked up its rated speeds and melt rates. Once I figured that out I went into the slicer and slowed everything down to a more manageable level and saw Instant improvements. Lesson learned and a new hotend is on order lol

 

[lotech]

I am starting with a revo voron too, and will probably have the same problems.
What new hot end are you going to get?

 

[Maltasrc]

I am starting with a revo voron too, and will probably have the same problems.
What new hot end are you going to get?

I'm going to try the Dragon high flow. See what happens