One of my close buddies (brother from another mother) turned me on to Wolfbite - glass bed adhesion solution, and I have never been sorry for using it. My first layer is always stuck to the bed and in place, and it's easy to apply and clean up after. I get a good dozen prints before I need to re-app...

Still trying to find the answer to my run-out sensor that doesn't trigger my Rambo board for a filament change out - see my above posts.

Any help would be highly appreciated.

Lowell

Still trying to find the answer to my run-out sensor that doesn't trigger my Rambo board for a filament change out - see my above posts.

Any help would be highly appreciated.

Lowell

OK - figured that challenge out and the code compiled and uploaded - now time to test. Wanted to drop the code and the working notes here as I may not be able to for a few more days. Note lots of comments - just to keep my thoughts working. //=======Runout Sensor work===============================...

OK - I got an error when compiling and uploading the reconfigured firmware Here is the code.. #define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR #if ENABLED(FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR) #define NUM_RUNOUT_SENSORS 1 // Number of sensors, up to one per extruder. Define a FIL_RUNOUT#_PIN for each. #define FIL_RUNOUT_INVERTING...

So could you tell us more about

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Thu Dec 06, 2018 2:36 am

I used the Y max endstop and mapped that in the firmware.

just how you mapped the firmware?

I just love the idea of getting rid of all these end of spool pieces of filament.

Box looks nice, good job Thank You - I'll be posting the files soon - after the installation I have a couple slight changes I need to make. I put one buck converter in just to slow down the cooling fan since I doubled it's size - Lots of cooling going on, and the reduction of fan noise is substanti...

I struggled with how to handle / store my filament. Tried a number of different processes including using a small vacuum pump to evacuate the large ziplock type bags i purchased on-line. The vacuum pump was a hassle and it didn't take long for the seal to allow more air back in the bag. 2 plus years...

ednisley wrote: they're all wired in parallel to the 24 V power brick, so just poke your wires into a section with only one jumper, crank down the screws, and you're done.

Perfect - thanks so much

After much design and re-design I am near finished with my Rambo board and accessories enclosure. Using anothers initial design I reworked all things to fit and function. I have spots for 3 buck converters inside and the first one slows the new case cooling fan to a comfortable level and still crank...