Do not feel like you have failed, nka. There are plenty of people here every day who never made it as far as you did!
Speaking of tilted effector plates, this was my first 3D printer -- a RepStrap delta built with NO printed parts:
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Yes, that is a large kitchen pot full of water being used as the bed and a vibration damper. The effector plate is a triangular head from a Bosch cutting tool, and the rods are attached to electrical crimp-on ring connectors. It is printing HoloPed's switched effector plate, which Andy evolved into the CP-III effector that you are using. It took from February until May to print enough CP-I parts to build a real printer, and I *still* do not have the new one printing reliably as of today..... :(
Speaking of tilted effector plates, this was my first 3D printer -- a RepStrap delta built with NO printed parts:
Yes, that is a large kitchen pot full of water being used as the bed and a vibration damper. The effector plate is a triangular head from a Bosch cutting tool, and the rods are attached to electrical crimp-on ring connectors. It is printing HoloPed's switched effector plate, which Andy evolved into the CP-III effector that you are using. It took from February until May to print enough CP-I parts to build a real printer, and I *still* do not have the new one printing reliably as of today..... :(