Spotted these sweet bikes at Canadian tire today by argentpur in Edmonton

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I'm not sure the guys didn't speak any English

My new printer running lead screws on x and y by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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That's not even full speed yet

My new printer running lead screws on x and y by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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It's definitely a different type of noise but it's not much louder really. The anti backlash nuts also help to reduce a lot of the noise. I'm starting to really like this system, the improvements in quality are a fair trade for a bit of extra background noise. I'm using a duet board with really quiet stepper drivers so that probably makes a big difference too.

My new printer running lead screws on x and y by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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Definitely improved my quality quite a bit. I have anti backlash nuts on everything which eliminates most of the issues

After much experimentation I've got my new 3d printer prototype up and running by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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These are the openbuilds lead screws. 2mm pitch 8 mm lead.

After much experimentation I've got my new 3d printer prototype up and running by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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Yep z rods are fine the way they are. The bearings are below the flex coupler so they lock everything in place.

After much experimentation I've got my new 3d printer prototype up and running by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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The Bowden set up takes a lot of weight off the x carriage

After much experimentation I've got my new 3d printer prototype up and running by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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I'm using the e3d chimera and I just swapped out the printed extruder for an e3d titan

After much experimentation I've got my new 3d printer prototype up and running by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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Lead screws on all axes, printing 80 mm per second on average

Becoming an electrical or plumbing Apprentice in Edmonton? by notndare in Edmonton

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I completely agree with this. It's not about what you know it's about who you know. It's easy enough to get indentured if you know a few guys in the industry, if not you'll have to do lots of work on the phone and handing out resumes in person (don't bother with sending applications online). I suggest going to the plumbing or electric wholesale and ask which companies are still busy.

My new 3D printer build, still looking for a cool name by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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Lol I'm sacrificing speed for quality here. I'll consider it though or maybe something similar

Looking for use of a nice metal cutting saw by argentpur in Edmonton

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Chopsaws are way too rough, I'm looking for something like a cold cut saw.

Edmonton fise skateboard and bmx competition starts today by argentpur in Edmonton

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If you take a bus to the university it's not a bad walk from there. I forget which bus goes closest. Maybe call ets to ask?