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@@mohammedmariff9034 not that I’m aware of. But to be honest, I’ve never really needed it. One the printer is levelled I’ve not had to adjust it.

@@ivanshobbies good luck sir A friend of mine has one and he asked me about adding a bed level feature .. Thanks alot

@@rubenmonterrubio4273 it depends on the brand. Some can print at 200 others will need 225. Do a test print until you’re happy with the results.

@@ivanshobbies Thanks! Have a nice day :)

Get in contact with Qidi Tech. Their customer support is very good just bear in mind that they’re in China so you’re probably get a response overnight if you’re in the UK.

@@ivanshobbies thank you yes I sent an email to them yesterday waiting on response 🙏🏼

I’m not sure. It’s the one that came with it when I purchased it from Hattons.

Hi Jeff. It’s a micro switch. It plugs in to the main board, the port for it is hidden so you need to unscrew the board to access it. Hope that helps 👍🏻.

@@ivanshobbies Thanks Ivan for the reply, I was just surprised that the input was as high as 20 volt. I'll give it a go thanks again

@@ivanshobbies Please note anyone who is using a non X max switch with a different connector and have to alter it to fit, the inputs are pulldown so the 0 volts (negative) is connected to the 3rd pin up from the 0 volts for a single head do not use the +volts.

I thinks it’s a great printer, does everything I want, it’s well made and the support is very good

@@ivanshobbies Do you know if the "air purifier" removes toxins when printing with toxic materials?

@@Mickparrysstepdad I believe that one’s with carbon filters will to a certain extent but you need plenty of ventilation. Spare rooms, garages or barns etc where people aren’t in there for any period of time is probably the best location for resin printers. I believe FDM printers don’t give off as much harmful particles but you probably wouldn’t want to be near one long term. They tend to be noisy anyway, so again somewhere like a spare room, garage etc is best. Both types of printer are best in a damp/dust free environment.

Not in this video. It was more to show how a Pegasus bridge type table could be setup for games like Bolt Action and Chain of Command. That and I enjoy making videos about my hobbies 🙂.

As far as I can see there are no bubbles on the screen. The only ones I can see are in the tank. If you can give me a time it occurs in the video I’ll have a look.

@@ivanshobbies I can see them too at 2:36 Are you using a screen protector of some sorts?

Yes, I mistakenly started to take it off when I replaced the screen. The bubbles are from putting it back in place.

Yes there were more buildings, unfortunately I don’t have them. The table setup was more to show people what the bridge looked like and how big it is. Plus it was somewhere to store it as it takes up a lot of space. It was never meant to be an accurate representation.

Thanks, It took a few years to get to this stage.

Yes, Chain of Command

Yes. We can use it for either a very large game or split it in to areas for smaller games. It also acts as somewhere for the bridge as it's massive and I currently have nowhere else to keep it!