I acidently shared this with my circles instead of the community in my first

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I acidently shared this with my circles instead of the community in my first attempt.

Here are a few extra details on my CoreXY printer and things I have been working on this week. I wanted to get this out for people who aren’t going out to the Reprap show in Goshen this weekend. I am pumped to see some of you out there and plan on taking lots of notes and pics to keep improving my build and my skills.

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Nice Printer.

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Very nice. Do you have any photos of sample prints?

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I like the look of this

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awesome! This would help very much especially since I always hear from my Baby Doll Grand daughter, “What dya bring me grammy?”

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Great enclosure, any luck on the stuttering? This is me hoping you stick with core xy.

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Looks great as always.

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@Chris_James I will try and come up with some. Or you could look at posts I have made in the past.

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@Eric_Moy stutter has been better recently.

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@Eclsnowman I really love the full enclosure (minus some minor holes) and I really wish I had a full enclosure on my Rostock Max. Printing in the winter seems to be a problem for me so far. Of course, I am still a newb at this since I only had the printer since August.

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@NathanielStenzel I’d like to develop an enclosure for the rostock max, just haven’t had the time yet. Stock carriages don’t make it easy either…

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@NathanielStenzel thanks. I live in Minnesota. So drafts during abs are a real issue. My enclosure is far from perfect, but holds a fairly consistent 55c during abs printing with the bed at 110c and time to reach thermal equilibrium.

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@Anthony_White I see what you mean. It would be difficult when the profile of the extrusions cannot be interfered with. There’s no where to mount to without large spanning sheets.

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yup. I’m thinking something involving plastic sheeting and a dowel rod frame to keep it out of places