Been having some issues while tuning my Kossel with 20mm x 20mm calibration squares but found that there are some excellent qualities like round objects and flat surfaces that excel compared to my other Cartesian printers. Here are some examples(still tuning the retract to reduce the seam):
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It's difficult to photograph something that isn't there, such as no z banding!
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Printed with 1.75 ABS @200C, genuine .35 J head, .2 layer height and heated glass bed at 85C. Now that I have it assembled thiough I do see a few mechanic issues. Since I'm running carriage wheels vs linear rails the 1515 Openbeam extrusion's are a bit flimsy and I plan to switch to magnetic linkages and ditch the sloppy traxxas ball links but for now I added rubber bands on them to reduce the play. Also found that running a full graphic smart controller added issues to some of my prints so I will likely be switching to 32 bit(any opinions welcome).
It's difficult to photograph something that isn't there, such as no z banding!
Printed with 1.75 ABS @200C, genuine .35 J head, .2 layer height and heated glass bed at 85C. Now that I have it assembled thiough I do see a few mechanic issues. Since I'm running carriage wheels vs linear rails the 1515 Openbeam extrusion's are a bit flimsy and I plan to switch to magnetic linkages and ditch the sloppy traxxas ball links but for now I added rubber bands on them to reduce the play. Also found that running a full graphic smart controller added issues to some of my prints so I will likely be switching to 32 bit(any opinions welcome).