you are welcome!
post your make on thingiverse if you make them!

Cut with a metal hack saw ($2 small version from Home Depot or dollar tree works fine.) try not to skip over threads with saw. After cutting put a 45 degree chamfer on cut end by putting knob in vice and using a metal file on it or passing over a sander.

makeal wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 18, 2018 2:35 am

Stupid question but how do I mount these? Using Allen key is annoying

airscapes wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 24, 2018 2:34 pm

what did you print this with, PLA or something else?

Use the hardware I linked to on amazon. Screw from under in place of the allenscrew

You can use any filament it doesn’t take much stress

thank you!
just what I was looking for!
and what kind of time difference do you note between the 2? is it double the time or just a fraction?

Thanks, I agree with you but the damage was only in one very specific area, maybe the print caught on the nozzle.
No fan at all? Don’t you need it for bridging?

IMG_6691.jpg what could have caused this shift during a very long print? Also I am printing in PETG and often I get the part curling up off the bottom and ruining the geometry. Is there anything I can do to reduce the curl and peel of prints? Increase fan? Kill fan? print in enclosure? Change part ...

Hello everyone.

I would like to reduce my acceleration and jerk to a minimum to get the best quality possible, what are your recommended minimum settings?

Can some one also provide me with the gcode lines for the starting script for acceleration and jerk?

thanks so much!

Thanks I just resolved, I realized I purchased the wrong fan, but I had one of the correct ones with only two leads out. All is working. Thank you

IMG_5950.jpg IMG_5951.jpg Hello Group, urgent question: If I am replacing Power supply fan with a Noctua, the power supply fan has red and black leads. the noctua has black, yellow, green and blue. I assume the two blacks are common, which color on the nocuta corresponds to the red? also which way ...