On 8/10/22 19:29, Andy Pugh wrote:
On 10 Aug 2022, at 18:06, gene heskett <ghesk...@shentel.net> wrote:
But I need the equ of a half inch emt to box fitting, in plastic
to anchor the ends of the piece connecting the hot end which has a 16x16 inch
motion envelope
Why not leave the wires loose while you print the required adapter?
Already did, on the other printer. ;o) I've revived the Prusa MK3S+ And
found one HUGE
advantage the Prusa has that none of other printers have that are
cluttering up my place,
the Prusa uses a inductive sensor to level the bed just like the best
$600+ BIQU.
Just one big diff.
Prusa uses a temp compensated 2mm sensor, so it doesn't care how hot it
is when the next
job comes in, ALL the others make you put fans on them and bring
EVERYTHING down to
room temp if you want anything resembling a stable first layer thickness.
This one will have a junction box. on the back of it where all the stuff
that did go to the head,
will be connected to all the stuff going to the new head. Including the
ejector motor which
is now sitting on top of a clone of the E3D-V6 hot end. With a 260C max
temp since the
nozzle will be a diamondback, needed for the abrasiveness of CF
reinforced PETG. Its a man
made PCD, and will begin to evaporate if run above 260C.
Great minds and all that other bs. ;o)
Thanks Andy.
Cheers, Gene Heskett.
--
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-Ed Howdershelt (Author, 1940)
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