Hey Jeff, I didn't quite get it done yet. It's taking me awhile to draw all those little supports in it.:-/ I may get the large bobbin done and tested tomorrow. The little one is more tricky.Quote from Jeff Nading on November 5th, 2011, 07:43 PM Hi Nate, did you finish the vic bobbin?:cool: I am going to post a video of the progress I have made on my printer, got the stepper drivers adjusted, had to take the Z axes lead screws off and chase the threads, :( lubed them to, they were hanging up, so I did that then readjusted everything again. Got all the movements moving smoothly, very quiet :D . Next thing calibration :D :cool: almost got it :D :P. I want to thank you for all your help Nate, I really appreciate it very much. Oh, also I had one of the Wisconsin beers you like, starts with the letter L, can't remember the name, but it was sure good, just the kind of beer I like, well thanks again.:D
Glad to hear ya getting closer! I kept finding more areas that needed adjustment or smoothing out too. Seems like lots of kinks to work out. I have mine taken apart trying to get a new lower bed i printed installed. I might have to change out my smooth rods, I got linear bearings that still ride ruff on the rods. I was thinking about the stainless threaded rod, stainless doesn't like to slide on stainless. Maybe some brass nuts would make a smoother action. :huh:
Glad to help out :-) I think these printers will make our lives much easier. I get new ideas every day of simple things i could print out.:cool:
Nate
Jeff Nading
RE: RepRap Self Replicating 3D Prototyping Printer
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