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Jun 04, 2016 Forums BigBox 3D Printer BigBox General Chat BigBox Firmware and Slicer Settings Information Discussion in ' BigBox General Chat ' started by Alex9779, Jun 4, 2016. Oct 20, 2019 I didn't have enough adjustment in the bed frame screws to level it in the x-axis and it also seems a bit off in the y-axis. Is this really just taken care of with mesh bed leveling? For a printer of this caliber, that seems unacceptable. Sure it works, but parts will never have walls perpendicular to floors/ceilings. So, has anyone dealt with.
This are the main parts of the Dual Titan design for the E3D BigBox just a bit cleaned.
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- Marlin is a firmware for RepRap 3D printers, the software that resides on the controller board and controls the input/output, voltage states, and movement of the 3D printer. The firmware is available for download and is pre-configured for your BigBox including things like PID settings.
- BigBox Printer Sub-assemblies. From E3D-Online. Jump to: navigation, search. This Wiki is not looked after anymore:( Please navigate to e3d-online.dozuki.com for up to date and improved documentation. 1 (1) Single Direct-Drive Extruder. Home to the BigBox Build Manual Main Index.
- Jun 08, 2016 Forums BigBox 3D Printer Calibration, Help, and Troubleshooting Filament changing (BigBox Pro 1.0) Discussion in 'Calibration, Help, and Troubleshooting' started by Alex Stevenson, Apr 24, 2016. Really we should edit this into the Wiki as a part of a Bigbox manual. It's obvious to all these experienced and clever people, but like you.
There are two versions of the X carriage, one with a sensor mount for an inductive proximity sensor with an M18x1.5 thread.
What I did:
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X carriage
- removed the cable mounts on the back, mine always broke and I didn't use them anyways
- fixed the hex nut cutouts for the endstop so they print better
- changed the cutouts for the belt, on the left side more tooth for better grip, change the screw position so the belt has a tighter fit
- filled the cable path for the endstop, didn't get the cable in and didn't use it
- fixed and added fillets where they were obviously missing
- filled the cutouts for a back fan mount, at least that's what I assumed they are for but there is not enough space to mount a fan on the back
X idler
- also changed the belt mounts
- moved the endstop screw 1.5mm to the back to have an even better position
- fixed the big round cutout
- made the hole for the back rod go through all, I was able to mount the X axis without removing the Y axis then with a little bending...
X motor mount
- also changed the belt mounts
- made the hole for the back rod go through all