What is common for all the V-Printers
There is a Google Spreadsheet with all parts for the V-king. If you wish to use it to keep track of what parts you have printed, you have to make a copy of the spreadsheet. Click here to have a look at the spreadsheet.
Calibrate your printer This article will try to show you the best ways to calibrate your printer, and how to fine-tune your slicer settings for your chosen filament. Calibrate extruder steps/mmShould be done into the air with no nozzle pressure. Teaching Tech has described how to do this here. Level Read more…
The community has created several components for the V-King printer. Below is an unverified list: Here is also a github community repository https://github.com/RoyBerntsenDesign/Vking-Community-Files V-King Enclosure Panels https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3623752 V-King WyzeCam V2 Cover https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3623734 V-King Panel Due 7i Enclosure https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3583124 V-King Conduit https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3583098 V-King Top Corner Cover https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3510808 V-King Bottom Corner Cover Read more…
Why all the fuzz about wire ends? You might ask why should you even care about wire ends. You could just cramp them in and screw those suckers down, what works isn’t stupid! Isn’t it? Well, let me introduce you to Ohms Law, but in a rather funny way. What Read more…
Connecting the Duet Follow these steps
Recommended Controller Cables I recommend drag chain cables like the picture below. These are made to move and is essential for the bowden path and recommended for all round For 24V system AWG 24 or 0,20 mm^2 is suitable for most components. Look at the table linked below to configure Read more…
The Bowden Tube The path for guiding the filament from the extruder to the hotend is a standard PTFE/Teflon tube at 2mm ID 4mm OD for 1.75 mm filament I recommend approximately 80 cm of ptfe for this path The Rod To hold up the bowden tube and cabling while Read more…
Cura Setup
Silicone Heater I would go with 220V every day and I really think it is a less fire hazard that the 24V option as you would need so much more current to reach a decent power. I have a 1000W heater and it only takes about 5 amp If same Read more…
Explaining X0, Y0 I drew up this to explain what is where on a CoreXY 3d printer It has no X or Y motor as they both work together and there is no front, left, right or rear on this printer as you choose this yourself X0, Y0 is always Read more…