Gowe® Reprappro Huxley The Reprap 3D Printer Kit Package 3D Printers Open Source
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- Attention: This product is kit package ,need assemble .How to assemble? Don't worry, we have assembled tutorial for you, when we send package ,we will attach a CD disc, including assembly instructions and printing software. Motherboard: melzi main chip 1284 p stepper motor A4982 chip Output power: 24 v input AC110-220 - v Print the most large area: 140 x140x110mm Physical size: 260 x280x280mm Printing material: ABS, PLA, 1.75 mm in diameter. Building surface: PCB heating bed, aluminum mesa, in order to reduce the complexity of the assembly, to ensure parts deformation. Precision standard: 0.1 mm Resolution: 0.0125 mm Construction speed: 1800 mm/min Move speed: 1.2 mm/minute Deposition rate: 33 cm/hour Movement: X and Y and Z axis low friction bushing, X, Y is linear bearing. All welded electronics and built-in microSD card slot for independent printing. Enhanced set, improve the X and Y shaft assembly is convenient Ultra-low print noise, let you print more quiet! Contain all parts for assembly . 1, 1 pack hardware fittings 2, 5 Taiwan motor 3, heating bed 1 set of components 4, extrusion units 1 set 5, RP plastic parts 1 bag 6, power 1 7, 1 piece motherboard
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J**R
First time with Reprap Huxley
The Reprappro Huxley I received was completely assembled and that was a relief. What concerned me was the fact one of the laser cut parts was broken. This was the spool holder. I managed to make a replacement using another 3D printer. Make that two pieces to be sure the parts were strong enough to hold the spool. Then, after I plugged the machine in and performed a few tests, the machine acted up. The print head got stuck and started shaking. The next thing I see, another plastic part had broken. To make a long story short, I tried taking the machine apart and then rebuilt it. Unfortunately, I got stuck on trying to figure out how to wire the machine up. Basically, what I ended up with was a machine for which I had no use.The least I could do was give the Huxley to a neighbor. I figured, maybe he could find a way to get it working okay. Since then, I have had second thoughts and decided to give the Huxley another try. Maybe my having had more experience building other 3D printing machines will help.
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