Was the swap to the e3d easy?
I haven’t but I am now.
I think your referring to the hot end tip, which is just threaded onto the cooling block and can be swapped out easily. You will have to run your bed leveling sequence again after switching, due to the fact that it measures from the tip and different tips vary in height. If you want to changed the entire hot end to a dual or bowden type (for flexible filaments), then you will have to order a new X-carriage or print a new one. You can find various versions on Thingiverse. I was thinking about switching to a dual myself, but have not printed it yet, because it is a big project and I didn’t want the down time while I was still learning how to use it. I bought my R1 in April of 2015.
Your welcome! I trimmed it down a bit too, lol! I can talk all day long about this stuff, I love it!
Your welcome! I love their videos, they are very in depth and helpful! I like that they are built in the U.S.A., but I really like the versatility and durability of the Zmorph 3D printer, and it looks cooler!
This was very helpful
Wow! Great review of the Robo 3D R1! You may also want to check out the Robo 3D R1+ I think that would give you even better results. They improved lots of the cons “The Meek” mentioned. For more info on that, you can go check out my website here 1.
BAD Support, it is hard to change the nozzle, cannot print with flexibles, for me it is terrible
Wow, I have actually had a very easy time contacting support! They reply very quickly. I have found the nozzle to be easy to replace because you can drop the entire hotend out by loosening one bolt and rotating a lever.