Prusa MK3S M112 Called. Emergency Stop. Repair (Piece of Cake!) 3DPD 3D Printer Farm Repairs

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  • Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024

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  • @Ryan-ud9fk
    @Ryan-ud9fk 2 года назад +1

    Love these vids and would like to see one on the dust filters!

  • @MaxGoddur
    @MaxGoddur Год назад

    Did a search in the MORE section but could not find the Einsy control box and flex wire enclosure. Could you please point me to the print files? Thank you enjoyed your video.

  • @73notch
    @73notch 2 года назад

    Please let us know your initial impressions and thoughts on the Prusa XL 🙏.

    • @3DPrintedDebris
      @3DPrintedDebris  2 года назад +2

      I think on this one I'm going to take a "Wait and See" approach. I got burned pretty bad with the Prusa Mini, and it cost me $4,000 and 120 man hours over what I thought I was purchasing. I'll wait until 6 or so months after release and the MKII come out.

    • @3DPrintedDebris
      @3DPrintedDebris  2 года назад +1

      @@Hangs4Fun I've been replacing the stock wires (therm only) with these: tinyurl.com/yj66x3cy
      I try to splice in the Factory connectors whenever possible, but this bed is old and has solder-only terminals. I think I picked it up in late 2018.

    • @3DPrintedDebris
      @3DPrintedDebris  2 года назад +1

      @@Hangs4Fun I use 16 for the therm leads. I've been using the prusa branded spare parts for the bed cable. I suppose if I had to make the switch, I would go with 12ga and get crimp-on spade connectors.

    • @3DPrintedDebris
      @3DPrintedDebris  2 года назад

      @@Hangs4Fun Yeah, pretty much.