You can do all that … OR you can use a self-locking curved forceps to grab the plug and do it in a minute or two without removing nothing, in just a minute or two. I got this babies while building the Rostock V1 (I know, that was 1,000 years ago! (-: ) as you need to do a lot of tricky fittings.
Here is the link (no, I don’t get anything if you buy them, but the satisfaction of you not having to curse the printer)
As a Rostock Max owner that have always pre-heated the bed and hot end in before calibration, I was wondering if I had to do the calibration with the Hot end and Bed heated or not. After reading seemecnc forum, I see that doesn’t really matters. I think it could be good to mention it, for those “old schoolers” like myself :-)
Cheers!
Reputation over time
It looks like this user hasn't gained any reputation yet.
Once they have, you'll be able to view a graph of their reputation gained over time.
Here's a preview of what the graph will look like:
Nice job, thanks … I’ve been looking for the config file for Simplify 3D to make this mod works. Anybody?
Thanks again!
You can do all that … OR you can use a self-locking curved forceps to grab the plug and do it in a minute or two without removing nothing, in just a minute or two. I got this babies while building the Rostock V1 (I know, that was 1,000 years ago! (-: ) as you need to do a lot of tricky fittings.
Here is the link (no, I don’t get anything if you buy them, but the satisfaction of you not having to curse the printer)
Link: http://a.co/d/9bsyjJr
Seriously, tools like these have a ton of uses for a hobby like ours. Go buy them and save +1 hour of your time! :-)
Hey Ryan, thanks for this guide.
As a Rostock Max owner that have always pre-heated the bed and hot end in before calibration, I was wondering if I had to do the calibration with the Hot end and Bed heated or not. After reading seemecnc forum, I see that doesn’t really matters. I think it could be good to mention it, for those “old schoolers” like myself :-)
Cheers!