@themitch22@matteopascolini Most RostockMAX v1, v2, v3 were sold as kits, so the results were dependent on user assembly. Wiring seemed to be the most challenging for many, but we helped everyone and the results were tremendously successful. We still help people 10+ years later 😃
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@THEJATMN Ahh Makergeeks Taulman Nylon!! Also I’m fairly sure the very first printed part for Cocoa Press was in their translucent orange. On a @SeeMeCNC Delta!
@MoJee3d@LocalmakerM I know this response is a bit late, and our social media presence has been a bit non existent... but we are still here ;). Since 2011, our start of designing & building printers, we decided 0.5mm Dia because fine detail wasn't always needed & printing completed faster.
@shoreydesigns@SeeMeCNC@Fillamentum@shoreydesigns that is pretty cool, where can I read more about how to do this sort of thing. It would be a great technique to learn for my daughter's cosplay costumes
Almost done with my @SeeMeCNC Eris Mod project..
Difficult to design around some of the injection molded parts due to the draft angles they have etc...
But I think I am mostly pleased with the adjustments. Cant wait to start building it..
Few more test prints to go.
Here’s the story of my @SeeMeCNC Eris a 🧵: After failing to build a working delta printer I found SMC released a new RTP delta for consumers in spring of 2016. I immediately ordered it and got SN: 40 which the unboxing, kicked off my Mitch 3D YT channel: https://t.co/RUJukuxne5