It will try to print layers on top of it. Sometimes when stuff goes wrong with a printer, you get what's called layer shift. Or if your part moves while printing, you get the same effect. Like this...
The thumb screws that tighten the arms down are in NY. The rest of the hardware has made it to the airport in China and it just says "shipping label created, USPS awaiting item" on USPS tracking site. So no idea where that one is. On aliexpress it just says "leaving" since the 20th. I assume it is in customs in Chicago.Lookin' good. How long before the chinese knockoffs arrive?
I have been dealing with issue after issue with this printer. It has some miles on it though. But as soon as I solve one problem, another one pops up. This has been going on for the last few months now, and if it continues much further I will have to name it something besides a Creality because I have replaced most of it with upgrades.
can't wait to make mine!
Coming along very nice WF.
Like my Jato rotisserie
He means my jato car stand. I just havent snuck over there and stolen it yetLike my Jato rotisserie
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That would definitely be awesome, but totally impractical to try to design something like that to 3d print, is durable, that fits any RC, and is affordable. But yeah, my Jato stand is just the coolest car stand ever. I was thinking of modding it for other RC's.
I wouldn't stop you from taking it to be honest. It needs a loving home, but it is just one of those "on the back burner" kits that I want to get to rebuilding some day. I have all the parts, but lack the nitro know-how to be honest. I know I could tear it down and rebuild it. But living in an apartment kinda makes that a messy thing to do.He means my jato car stand. I just havent snuck over there and stolen it yet
That was actually something I looked into for a minuteI'm really disappointed that there is no hydraulic lift.
Looking bad ass!
Hey take the car with it and Ill wire some for it.He means my jato car stand. I just havent snuck over there and stolen it yet
It will be pretty cool when all the hardware is on it. One little letdown is getting the top rails on and off is a bit fiddly. But that might not be something you have to do very often I guess. But once I have the thumb screws instead of the m3 buttonheads I am using, it should be easier. Another issue is the lazy susan has a little play in it, so it wobbles a bit. But a hammer should toghten that up just fineHey take the car with it and Ill wire some for it.
Looking good fellas. can't wait to see a final product.
