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Tap changer
A basic Rapido 2 with standard thermistor is going to be $80-$100 no matter where you buy it be it Amazon or Aliexpress, so you're looking at $600 minimum. Aliexpress sells the Triangle Labs version of the Rapido 2 for under $40 so that might be a solution. From my experience as an observer... I haven't heard many, if any complaints about Triangle Labs so IMO it's not too big of a risk. Maybe order one and print with it for a while before buying 6 of them. Triangle Lab Rapido -
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Armored Turtle / Box Turtle AMS Filament changer
You can't break the laws of physics but... you can cheat. What I mean by that is... if you have a fan that can circulate the heat around the chamber, you can minimize the effect of heat rising and pooling at the top. There will always be a temperature variation between the top and bottom but not enough to matter. As long as you circulate the air in the chamber... you will distribute the heat enough to complete the job, which is to dry the filament or more accurately... keep the filament as dry as possible while printing.- 1
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Nothing ventured, nothing gained (Voron 2.4 used purchase recovery)
If it's powered from the GPIO, add the second 5V line. That solved mine throwing undervolt errors.- 1
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Tap changer
Quick question what hot end woukd u all recommend for my changer as trying to justify 6 rapido 2 uhf is getting a bit hard to swallow i need something that works well and is cheap on parts will stick with the g2 extruder the other thing is it must be easy to dind mounts for with the print head- 1
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Mini Stealth v2 Is Available
i think i found an issue on the ender 3 mount+sherpa micro that might be worth checking out on the actual CAD. toolhead seems pretty nice though. just an idea, if there was another part about 4mm thick you put below the sherpa micro it would clear the back metal plate and not require a change to the ender 3 mount part. plus you could use the K front for the micro with the extra mount hole
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