Actually I did a video but forgot to hit record on the original one and it was getting late. I’m off tomorrow so I might give it another try. I really didn’t expect much difference, that’s why I was kinda surprised.
You have to be careful with what you call things on these forums now. Unfortunately we live in a world full of snowflakes now.
It’s so small already, I’m probably not going to mess around with sections removed. If I was still running it at 12 ft lbs I would but it has quite the bark now.
I just did the same thing " for the hell of it " mine will be here Friday fedx . I want to play with the modularity of it .
It comes apart and goes back together easy, you don’t really need the little wrenches they send you.
I really liked how affective the old one was so looking forward to giving this new one a try.
Understandable, but bear in mind Buck-Rail's new printer isn't the traditional filament technology. I don't know the exact method his new printer uses, but it's likely either a laser melting the polymer powder, or a fine jet spraying a binder on the powder, but either has the potential for making much stronger and finer-detailed parts than filament printers. The downside is the upfront cost to him.
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buck-rail.com I have tried printed magazines over the years and they keep getting better and better. I’m not going to be hitting this snowflake with a ton of power so the weight savings is what interested me.
That's how FedEx is here. I watch the package circle my house for days.............then land a few days later.
