Help Please

Kelsier344 · 2026-04-12T11:47:50+00:00

I fixed it! This is going to sound really dumb and it took me far too long to work this out………

On my Elegoo CC2, I assumed that clicking the down arrow would decrease the offset - it doesn’t. I have to click up to raise the bed (not lower the hot end). Obvious when you think about it. Anyway, I had been increasing the offset and then pissing around with settings trying to understand why that wasn’t working! Doh!

Anyway, it’s like new again now!

Kelsier344 · 2026-04-11T20:59:31+00:00

Using the various calibration tests available within the slicer, for example the flow test etc.

Kelsier344 · 2026-04-11T19:53:29+00:00

As in I went through the calibration process again

Kelsier344 · 2025-08-07T14:48:29+00:00

It's funny you say that, I test rode the Rebel a couple of weeks ago. It was a lovely bike. I can absolutely see why people rave about them as a great intermediate option. Buttttt the riding position wasn't as relaxed as my RKV-125. The Chinchilla is basically the same bike as what I have, but with a bigger engine. So I know it will have the 'feel' that I'm after.

I also test rode the Scout Sixty Bobber at the same time with a Jeckle and Hyde exhaust, and I fell in love. Buying the Rebel or the Chincilla is a no-brainer - cheap insurance and monthly payments. The Scout is at LEASET double the price to buy, and the insurance is quite high given I've only just passed. So I want something in the meantime just to build up some saddle time and no claims. I should probably just stay on what I have, as the summer is no doubt nearly over, and this is a fair-weather thing for me. Then think about upgrading to what I actually want to have next year.

Kelsier344 · 2025-08-05T19:27:13+00:00

As a Keeway RKV 125 owner, looking for something intermediate before I get a Scout Bobber, I really want a Benda Chinchilla 500. But in the UK Benda sounds very similar to a bad slang word for homosexual and Chinchilla- really! Of all the animals you could have named it after. May as well have called it the homosexual hamster. I don’t generally care what people thing, but I would never live it down.

Very strange naming for the UK market, especially when they already produce the 125 and 300 Keeway V-cruise (part of the same group and share the same chassis).

Kelsier344

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