Shirandm wrote:Hi there
I am looking for the STL files to print the cylindrical box with the maker-gear logo (the one that came with m3 ID), can someone please upload the files/ link
thanks in advence

Same here! I'd love to be able to print multiples of this design. C'mon MG - share the love!

Thanks for the info about Mac users using 115200. I wasn't aware of that and I'll change it in the next revision. I've also updated the host for the images, so hopefully they're working now. Someone please let me know if they're not working. As to MG, I did ask and they said they don't support dual ...

I've been using a VIKI 1 LCD on my dual M2 for quite a while now, but just upgraded to the new MakerGear (GeeeTech) display. I really like the new display (purchased from MakerGear with a very nice case), but MakerGear doesn't yet have firmware for duals with the new display. So I spent a few hours ...

Firmware permutations are currently quite a sticky thing and perhaps the biggest issue I see impacting upgrade releases to the masses. I'd really like to see MakerGear tracking maybe a month behind Marlin's main branch with permutations for all the factory-released upgrades. MakerGear should be on ...

MG Doesn't show any information about the LCD that they're currently offering. I understand it's a Geetech 128x64 LCD, but I can't even find a picture of it. Is my assumption correct, and is there any reliable firmware available? What about firmware with the Geetech LCD and dual extruders? I absolut...

Here's a direct link to the models on thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:533472

I've been using very similar remote switch on my M2 for at over a year and it works great.

I have a VIKI LCD panel (same as was sold by MakerGear at one time) and I love having it mostly for monitoring temps while printing from the SD card. I enabled the VIKI support in the current dual firmware and I updated pins.h to be the same as the working single extruder VIKI firmware. The display ...

When I received my dual extruder upgrade, there was a small amount of filament coiled into a bag labeled "PLA+". There was no further explanation of what this.

Anyone know what this mysterious PLA+ from MakerGear is?

I should mention that my issue was resolved with a RAMBO board swap, hopefully our experience will help the MakerGear team to identify the issue that Q*bert & I were experiencing. I'm back in action, looking forward to start experimenting with dissolvable support materials (HIPS) & the 2nd extruder...