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Cetus3D 3D Printer
mattinker:
Well I never!! Titivate titivate.....................
DaveS:
That's one giant leap of engineering from 60lb blacksmith hammer to 3D printer :hammer: :smart:
Joules:
Not really Dave when you take into account the falling head when the power goes off. :palm:
I looked at this machine, liked the use of linear rail, had reservations about the use of belt on the Z over a leadscrew. However, the counterbalance spring is a good solution. Heated bed, depends what you intend to print with. I wouldn't go too exotic due to the use of printed parts. Build a cabinet for it to cut down dust and draughts. In winter my PLA printers have the cabinets warmed to 20 ℃ with a hair drier, after that the printing process is enough to keep them around that temperature for consistent prints.
The Cetus is on my wish list, but only when they have a UK supplier. Look forward to Andrews mangling of it :poke:
The Cetus is made by Tiertime, the same company that do the UP printers and a range of professional FDM machines. They have a lot of experience with printers. Another option for the counterbalance would be a sash window style fix, counterweight and pulleys 3D printed of course.
awemawson:
5th May DHL are saying for delivery. :wave:
No doubt they'll hold me to ransom for the VAT and handling charges
Dave, I'd appreciate a link to that heated bed - it didn't show up when I was poking about on the CETUS site :scratch:
DMIOM:
--- Quote from: awemawson on April 29, 2017, 06:23:39 AM ---.....Dave, I'd appreciate a link to that heated bed - it didn't show up when I was poking about on the CETUS site :scratch:
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Andrew - https://www.cetus3d.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=65 but currently showing as 'out of stock'
Dave
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