Don’t get caught up paying double price on amazon! If you read any posts on the forum you get the idea that we like to fix and build. Our 3d printing experience has us singing the prases of the longer lk1, basically the ender 10s with various feeders and hot ends. We can get into
Print Settings With our ender5 upgrade with a duet wifi its time we go to the next step Getting quality prints Because Microsoft as a corp. sucks we use Linux Mint as our OS , Cura works just great on this platformand it’s the same program no matter the operating system. There are many other
The mission of building a light strong 3d printed drone presented some challenges. Our build is doing well but refinments are always part of a continued development process. One of the areas i have wanted to improve is the blade guard assembly. Currently it is 6 parts glued together then secured to the body and
The lk1 has been a very productive unit for our projects and we are still using the stock extruders and hotends. Maybe the hotends have been changed out but overall they are stock. The tubes get changed about every 40 hours but most of the time if there is an issue with the extrusion it’s
Filaments PLA Bed Temperature: 20 to 60°C Print Temperature: 200 to 220°C ABS Bed Temperature: 110°C Print Temperature: 220 to 265°C PETG Bed Temperature: 50 to 75°C Print Temperature: 240 to 270°C Nylon Bed Temperature: 80 to 100°C Print Temperature: 250°C ASA Bed Temperature: 80 to 100°C Print Temperature: 250°C Polycarbonate Bed Temperature: 100 to
This unit is excellent. I assembled it and fixed the filament tube on the hotend and started printing. Looks brand new and prints great. I ran the test block file and it came out perfect. This unit is ready to start making parts
This was my first Longer customer returned lk1 and I though It was gonna be ok, boy was I wrong. The recieved condition Hot-end had broken off tip and the insert was also damaged and broke off No tools and unit looked like it had a few prints on it The gantry was loose as
After 6 months with this printer I will give it a Hell Yeah! When you need a solution but dont have the unlimited resources of corporate america you have to take some chances. This was my chance at getting some large parts printed without spending crazy money. It almost seemed silly thinking it could work
In depth look at whats available for extruders, build types and installs.lots of information and research to help guide you through the buy or build process. The forum is building a hi-temp 3d printer that utilizes a pellet extruder built from plans and acquired parts.
