I think that the GDR, and Gus-Simpson family of 3d printers are pretty clever machines, and solve some major evolutionary hurdles, such as eliminating a lot of precision machined metal components. If there's a possibility that they can print to blueprint specification, then it's worth spending our time on solving.
There are many contributors on Reprap with highly specialized skills, and unique experiences that want to help people to be successful in their endeavors.
How about explaining the math, mechanics, and coding challenges that you are facing so they can focus their efforts on solving these issues.
I am very impressed with the work that you and Nicholas have shared. I hope others see the value of your contributions as I do, and offer their expert support to advance this branch of 3d printing.
There are many contributors on Reprap with highly specialized skills, and unique experiences that want to help people to be successful in their endeavors.
How about explaining the math, mechanics, and coding challenges that you are facing so they can focus their efforts on solving these issues.
I am very impressed with the work that you and Nicholas have shared. I hope others see the value of your contributions as I do, and offer their expert support to advance this branch of 3d printing.