Yeah, sorry I was trying to get my print to stick on the rostock and it was being a pain. Here’s a print that just finished on it. And honestly when I ordered mine it shipped in less then a week even thought the lead time was a month. Also, sorry about potato quality.
It’s a really crappy photo, it actually looks quite good in person. I was talking about potato quality photo, sorry. Yeah they make amazing prints I think and so do my customers.
they are sold out of the dual extruder w/ heated plate.
wondering how hard it would be to upgrade to the dual extruder.
Im VERY impatient haha. i should totally wait til i come back from vegas the middle of april, give myself more gambling money, but thats not how i roll
Yeah that has been sold out for a while. For the simple metal its just another board and a slightly different Hotend/exturder plate so I would think this one wouldn’t be much different. As far as a visit that would be up to the lord and master of all, the wife. We live in des moines but our shop is out in Blairsburg because industrial space is cheap and we have family out that way.
Maybe i dont need a dual extruder, since I do have one on my other printer… hmmm interesting… how do you feel the auto leveling sensor works? once calibrated, even if the bed gets unlevel it should be able to sense that and adjust each print right?
I’ve never do to re-level mine. I have it set to use the cura slicer and before each print it does a 3 point level check and corrects to any issues although being screwed down to a metal frame that doesn’t happen unless the sheet of PEI over it comes loose or something. A heck of a lot easier then the rostock… in fact im tempted to rig a probe onto it if it will register the bed. Its great, almost set a forget really.
Yeah I can imagine. I don’t think it fesable on the rostock because it detects metal at a pretty close prox and it has to see through all that glass. For the most part its going fine without that but it sure would be nice.
