I really do think that 'auto bed levelling' is a requirement for mostly hassle free printing. I'm not sure what cheaper printers that come with one. I know the Ender 3 Max does, but its like $400USD+ and not out yet.
Seems a simple enough edit. Remove the threading...Fini?Before I recognized it was my design I asked why he glued them instead of screwed them. He didn't have a tap. But I guess I should have designed it differently now that I think about it. Should screw in from the mobo side, then just have a captured nut on the backside. That way you don't need to tap the mobo tray.
But I did design it 3+ years ago.
Little bit of work since it is 7-8 different models for bunch of different sizes of comb. And honestly it isn't a part I've ever used myself. I've never even test printed them lol.Seems a simple enough edit. Remove the threading...Fini?
Nice, i wonder if the stock heat pad can accommodate the extra added area.![]()
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Well Nancy.....
Note the comment on requiring a secondary flat surface (glass, mirror, etc.... ) but that's a relatively affordable way to increase the print surface of an ender 3.
Nice, i wonder if the stock heat pad can accommodate the extra added area.
If its glass, it won't. Even on a normal sized bed when using glass, the edges will be 5-10s cooler than the center.Nice, i wonder if the stock heat pad can accommodate the extra added area.