I completely hear you on the 3d printerrrrs hobby that's actually kind of bigger than the 3d printing itself :-D Been there, doing exactly the same... I'm currently building an upscaled version of the Tiny-M although I tend to call it just another Voron simply because I like their logo more than the Tiny-M variant :-) My printer frame size is 350x350x400 and I decided to re-use an old MK2B 12/24V bed I had laying around as a left over from my very first bed-slinger called Rebel2 which I had upgraded with the MK52 prusa clone bed. This old bed is 214x214 and I used to pair it with a sheet of glass to print on. I'll try to use it again with glass to begin with testing this new printer, but there's a magnetic base and PEI sheet awaiting to be delivered to hopefully replace the glass sheet... however this old bed is pretty thin and can flex a lot, so I'm not yet sure if pairing it with magnetic base and flexi PEI sheet will work well for flatness. The glass sheet makes for a pretty flat surface, but I'm really fed up with putting a layer of glue stick on it and cleaning... I do consider PEI far far superior to the glass+glue setup. Anyway, thanks for sharing your project, it's certainly a big help to guys like us who like the building, modding and tinkering with electronics more than the actual plastic melting and pushing :-D I'm joking, I do love pushing plastic too :D

@leesmithsworkshop

4 ай бұрын

just wait until you see the next 3d printer video with my 400x400 chiron corexy conversion.

Yes! More power! More cooling! More speed! Good work, Lee!

@leesmithsworkshop

Жыл бұрын

Perfectly balanced as all things should be.

Very impressive! I don’t own a 3-D printer, but enjoy the videos because of your obvious enthusiasm for the subject.

@leesmithsworkshop

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, 3d printing is so gratifying for me on many levels, but especially the tinker part, tuning and tweaking to improve speed and quality. designing my own parts to improve something or even just experimenting.

First time coming across your videos I believe, and... WHOLY GEEZE THAT THING FLYING AROUND!!! Granted Ive been out of the scene for a good long while now, but still poke around. And yeah, love the design, very interesting. Those numbers are insane compared to back when I was trying to tune up a SD3. Lots of stuff has changed......I should give it another go one of these days with a more modern design....[looks at pile of half finished projects]......well, someday..... Anyhoo, cool stuff man! 😎👍

@leesmithsworkshop

Жыл бұрын

The Vorons have really pushed the speed on printers and commercial models are starting to catch up. It's a very exciting time to be into 3d printers.

This is what I like about DIY printers, I'm going to get a Prusa mk4 and will make parts for a Voron with it as well. Bambu is all the rage and I guess it's good, but I can't do anything almost to fix it, it's not easy to fix and what happens when they go bust? So, there ya go. :)

@leesmithsworkshop

Жыл бұрын

Some people just want to print, others want to tinker. I would very much like the X1C and AMS, but it's just too much money so I build my own bit by bit and upgrade when I can afford it. Not sure if I will upgrade my Mk3 because I think it's pointless without the new extruder so might as well buy a new kit. This has kept me entertained since the start of the year and I still plan to do more work to it when I can. Like I said 3d printers are my hobby and I wouldn't get the same amount of satisfaction from just opening a box and hitting print.

@Mr.Thermistor7228

Жыл бұрын

Yea I agree completely I honestly almost hate how closed source Bambu is, it goes against everything the 3d community has been about since the start. A massive open source, share everything community is the best community

Is your Prusa using PETG parts? Any worry about those parts starting to creep/degrade in a fully enclosed hot environment?

@leesmithsworkshop

Жыл бұрын

it's not hot. just warm 28-30. I do have a set of ASA parts to rebuild the tool head some day.

Nice video, i'm looking at fitting the aux fans on my Tiny M as i don't think the 4010 fans are that good, my aux fans will be similar to 247 printing, are you able to share the macro to sort the M600 out or a link to the macro would be great

@leesmithsworkshop

Жыл бұрын

[gcode_macro M106] rename_existing: M106.0 gcode: {% if params.P is defined %} {% if params.P|int == 2 %} SET_FAN_SPEED FAN=aux SPEED={ (((params.S|int)+1)/256)|default(0) } {% endif %} {% else %} M106.0 {rawparams} {% endif %}

@leesmithsworkshop

Жыл бұрын

did you find the file on printables ? www.printables.com/model/435312-bambu-lab-p1p-x1-x1c-dual-aux-fan

@markpod2098

Жыл бұрын

@@leesmithsworkshop did find it but i have 60mm fans so made a similar one