- Joined
- Jan 18, 2010
- Messages
- 15,792
- Reaction score
- 8,824
- Points
- 453
- Location
- Residing in Wicklow Ireland
- Printer Model
- Canon/3D, CR-10, CR-10S, KP-3
Firstly, I had to squeeze my printer into a tight spot but it fits and that’s what counts.
I now must start finding how and where to tidy up all the loose cables, once I do that it should be a bit neater and safer to work with.
The platform on mine was a bit loose, it rocked sideways left / right, so I had to adjust the runners underneath with the tools supplied, that was the only thing I had to do extra, except try to hide all the Friggin wires.
I am only going to use the glass as my platform and the hair spray as the Adhesive with nothing else, it worked on the MS mini so why change something that’s not broke, I also switched to the smaller bulldog clips to hold the glass firmly in place, I reckon I’m finally ready to go...
I found the first project for the printer, I’m going to make up legs to enable the power supply and screen to be placed underneath the platform and frame.
or these fancy ones..
I now must start finding how and where to tidy up all the loose cables, once I do that it should be a bit neater and safer to work with.
The platform on mine was a bit loose, it rocked sideways left / right, so I had to adjust the runners underneath with the tools supplied, that was the only thing I had to do extra, except try to hide all the Friggin wires.
I am only going to use the glass as my platform and the hair spray as the Adhesive with nothing else, it worked on the MS mini so why change something that’s not broke, I also switched to the smaller bulldog clips to hold the glass firmly in place, I reckon I’m finally ready to go...
I found the first project for the printer, I’m going to make up legs to enable the power supply and screen to be placed underneath the platform and frame.
or these fancy ones..