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Where do I find the car

Is a 500 hp motor possible?

Correct me if I've got the wrong end of the stick but a DeDion tube allows the two sides of the suspension to move up and down independently whilst keeping the wheels parallel utilising a bearing between the two sides. What you seem to show is nothing more than, effectively, a live axel, or even a very stiff torque tube, setup?

How about adding a inductive sensor to do auto bed leveling, do you have a video for that?

Arjan Industries manufacture components like Compression Limiters & Threaded Inserts as per requirements ( Drawing) www.arjanind.com

how did it turn out ???

What are the hubs from ? I'd like the camber and toe adjustment for my car.

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To diagnose for worn out rod bearings. Remove battery terminals and all spark plugs. Insert long screw driver (at least 2 feet long) into spark plug hole #1. You do not want to drop anything into those holes, so cover the rest. Turn piston #1 to tdc by turning crank manually, turn crank a tiny bit more until you see screw driver dropping by a few milimeters. Push down on screw driver for piston play. Check for play on piston #4. Do the same for pistons 2 and 3. If any downward piston play while pushing on screw driver. You'll need to remove oil pan components and check bottom end for worn out bearings. Parts are not cheap, I'd recommend going to a car yard and get $2 bearings. Stock 20v uses same bearings used on 16v 4age.

that's fast. on the optical touchy probe I built becaUse I didnt want to design my own hotend for my anycubic i3 mega i go down at homing speed and don't go left and right that fast and do it twice on each point :D

Do you still sell plans for this? Tried to track down your website cant find it?

does this not cause damage eventually to the battery charger ?

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hi there i have a geeetech delta 3d printer and i can not get my auto bed leveling working a have a video on my channel and every time it hits the bed it just dose not work

Late to the party, but thx, Steve, that was very helpful. (Fixing friend's MakerGear M2. Lots to learn. Grateful for the generous online community.)

I'm still a bit off from building my own effector, but what firmware is that you are running?

Nice! Just like the one I bought on roadeavour.

what is it's donor car?

Great Video, helped clear up a lot of things, even 4 years later!

Do you know of any good resources for the delta kinematic math?

i think the 10-30 microns inconsistency are so good compare to inductive sensor, but then again you are doing it too fast, i think you can achieve better accuracy if u slow it down, just a thought. Now i am thinking of 3 vertical spring on the hotend holder against the carriage instead of hinge like u did so that during printing - there wont be any x or y displacement of the nozzle when it drags on the previous layer of the printed material. Then i am not so creative on designs,if you can implement this i would love to see a video. Then again, this is 4 year old stuff for u, i am sure you have a well working design by now.

Pretty sweet for pressing them in. Thanks for the vid! I think I have a Smoothie and Viki laying around.

It would be mutch easier if you extrude it measure you're lenght. Note that lenght retract it and calculate the new steps like: (expected mm : real mm) x old steps After 3-4 times doing this exactly you will be end like 99,999999% exactly.

Help me please, it is the good printer? goo.gl/PrZvKL

nice setup z probe setup! is the hotend stiff enough during printing ?

how do you make your autolevel go that fast???

Can you share a link to that post in the Google group

Hi, How do I enable the EEprom on the repetier-Host. thks

Hey Steve Can you share the effectors stl? I have problems with the original effector stl.

It thinks it is printing right now 😊

Microstepping doesn't improve resolution much, if any. It's actually for noise reduction, rather than resolution. Even at full steps you're laying down plastic at 0.3mm per step, which is about the same size as your nozzel head. You might get a tiny bit of "globbing" at full stepping if your extruder steps don't sync up quite perfectly with your XYZ steps, but that will pretty much go away if you drop it down to 1/2 stepping or 1/4 stepping. Microstepping also DRASTICALLY reduces torque. A at 1/16 stepping the motor has only 10% the torque it has at full stepping. 1/32 it's like 6%. However, run a stepper motor at full steps and they are LOUD. People play music with them, just the motors turning, they are so loud. You remember those old dot matrix printers? That noise was 100% because they were running stepper motors of similar size to NEMA 17s with no microstepping. That's where microstepping helps a TON. The more microstepping, the quieter the motor runs, so 1/32 stepping will be significantly quieter than 1/16, which is far quieter than full stepping.

Hi, awesome idea. Do you have any files or images which I could study? I have 3D printer and I have problem level big heat bed (300x300mm) and this would be very good upgrade for me. Many thanks for info.

Great video Steve. This lesson gave a much better comprehension of the calibration's process. Indeed, I didn't notice that there were Scripts. Thnak you.

I have been trying to find a good print program for my tablet and I did see someone who was selling a tablet with a program installed, it's called Matter control. As I already have a tablet don't need to buy another tablet just for the program, not at $299, and that my tablet looks uncanily the same as what they use, and that they are not giving it away or even selling the program separate for a tablet, but do give away for free the PC version and I think they might even have it for mac as well, but don't quote me on that they have a mac version,,lol. I have been using it for my PC, as the Repetier with slic3r can be a bit crap, as I have noticed after slicing that the part on the screen has cracks in in, and this leads me to believe the part could then be badly sliced, and that water tight integrity is really bad as well with Repetier bundled with slic3r

really good video. Thank you.Is there more info about the cupping of the bed

Could I get link to the forums please...thanks.

Great idea,thanks!

What size hole did you use for this particular size nutsert? cheers

Hi Steve, I've enjoyed your videos greatly, thanks. Two and a half years after you posted this video, do you still favor the filament drive ahead of the toothed-belt alternative? And for that matter, would you still build a delta in preference to a cartesian or other type? Thanks again.

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hi i was wondering if i could contact you i was interested in one of your 3d printers that goes by the name of Gigante 3D printer please reply. Thank you, or email me at mustafa4macaw@gmail.com

is this somewhere on thingiverse or somewhere else to download?

firmware is Marlin - github.com/RichCattell/Marlin/releases

Hi, what is the firmware you use, i have probe using hotend too, but when i call G28 then G29, nothing happened.

Hey man. Where can I find the STL for the pulleys you are using? Edit: It's ok, I found it. Here it is if someone else wants it: www.thingiverse.com/thing:27676

Do you have any issues with resonance and vibration artefacts at this size?

How to calculate steps per mm when using string ? Great work. :D

"Repedier" lmao, its Repetier kiddo, sound it out lol. Also for those of u who are saying kiss is better than slic3r, heres a tip, take these settings and transfer them over to Slic3r, then tell me kiss is better lol. If you don't know how to dial in a printer, and have failed to calibrate it yet, than ya, its gonna suck, but its the user not the machine or software. If you really wanna see some crazy fancy / technical prints, go learn skeinforge and set it up for your printer. Most people hate it because its too hard, but its a badass slicer, you can do things like set a .25 inner layer and .1 outter shell, rotate infill in the X axis, make an ooze tower, set layer path to go outside of the island so none of the internals ever get hit. Its way better than any of the "Do it for me" slicers. You better study thermodynamics and your material, and It wouldn't hurt to look up some physics force equations in relation to viscosity and acceleration. I spent 11 years in grad school and I still find it to be a challenge. I need a calculator and digital caliper at all times. And a spatula to follow behind the extruder on first layers.

What are the dimensions of your delta ? I have a HE3D Delta-180 ... can i use your scripts ???