Not sure if you want to mention the alternate method of using a clothes pin spring here. (also just relised I belted mine incorrectly will need to go back and fix that someday if it loosens up.) I did mine a little differently than others. I hooked one leg to the delta cam and the other over the belt. mileage may very but auto tightening so no need to check the zip ties.
Add a comment that the distance between the bottom of the top rail and the top of the bottom rail is 410mm. That way if folks just want to cut a guide block to set the spacing they don't have to do the math :)
TO get the ends of the braid in the hole the easiest method I found was to "tuck" it in with the end of a xacto knife. Else the ends will fray and catch on the surface of the block.
add comments to check for "flash" or excess material in the grove where the hot end fits. Easiest way to tell if the hot end is seated properly is to look into the tube hole and make sure the filament hole in the hot end is centered. Used a xacto knife and dremel to clean up my part to get everything to fit correctly.
Put a mention here about how to tell which way is up. The part is ramped/concave on one side and has printing (4mm) on the other. The concave side goes in and the printed side goes out
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Not sure if you want to mention the alternate method of using a clothes pin spring here. (also just relised I belted mine incorrectly will need to go back and fix that someday if it loosens up.) I did mine a little differently than others. I hooked one leg to the delta cam and the other over the belt. mileage may very but auto tightening so no need to check the zip ties.
Add a comment that the distance between the bottom of the top rail and the top of the bottom rail is 410mm. That way if folks just want to cut a guide block to set the spacing they don't have to do the math :)
TO get the ends of the braid in the hole the easiest method I found was to "tuck" it in with the end of a xacto knife. Else the ends will fray and catch on the surface of the block.
add comments to check for "flash" or excess material in the grove where the hot end fits. Easiest way to tell if the hot end is seated properly is to look into the tube hole and make sure the filament hole in the hot end is centered. Used a xacto knife and dremel to clean up my part to get everything to fit correctly.
Put a mention here about how to tell which way is up. The part is ramped/concave on one side and has printing (4mm) on the other. The concave side goes in and the printed side goes out