Hi Tom, Is that you? 

Good to put a face to the genius!!! 

That is freaky cool!!!! Who would have thought to make a 3D printer that way!

-Lee studley

Hi Lee,

Thanks me. 

Thanks

 

Hi Tom, Is that you? 

Good to put a face to the genius!!! 

That is freaky cool!!!! Who would have thought to make a 3D printer that way!

-Lee studley

Hi Bill,

Sorry you couldn't make it.  We could thank you for all your patience.

Please post a video. :)

Regards

TK

 

Cool video.  I'm to far away to come to a show on the west coast but would be cool to thank you in person for all the help over the years.  

That IS8000 Hermes engraver converted to dynomotion control with the advanced motion controls PWM servo amps works brilliantly by the way.  Dam thing is scary fast and spot on accurate.   I actually didn't think it would be quite as cool as it turned out.  But it's seeing a lot more use then I originally thought it might.   

B 

On Feb 17, 2017, at 9:27 PM, indigo_red@... [DynoMotion] <DynoMotion@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

Hi Tom, Is that you? 

Good to put a face to the genius!!! 

That is freaky cool!!!! Who would have thought to make a 3D printer that way!

-Lee studley

 

Hi Bill,

Sorry you couldn't make it.  We could thank you for all your patience.

Please post a video. :)

Regards

TK

On 2/17/2017 6:55 PM, Wcarrothers Yahoo wcarrothers@... [DynoMotion] wrote:

 

Cool video.  I'm to far away to come to a show on the west coast but would be cool to thank you in person for all the help over the years.  

That IS8000 Hermes engraver converted to dynomotion control with the advanced motion controls PWM servo amps works brilliantly by the way.  Dam thing is scary fast and spot on accurate.   I actually didn't think it would be quite as cool as it turned out.  But it's seeing a lot more use then I originally thought it might.   

B 

On Feb 17, 2017, at 9:27 PM, indigo_red@... [DynoMotion] <DynoMotion@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

Hi Tom, Is that you? 

Good to put a face to the genius!!! 

That is freaky cool!!!! Who would have thought to make a 3D printer that way!

-Lee studley

Hi Moray,

Thanks

I believe it was the:

Hotend All Metal Bowden E3D V6 extruder J-head

such as:

https://reprapchampion.com/products/metal-j-head-v6-hotend-1-75mm-0-4mm-bowden-line-extruder-reprap-3d-printer

Then for the extruder it was the type

Prusa i3 or Kossel RepRap

Such as:

https://reprapchampion.com/products/3d-printer-all-metal-bowden-extruder-1-75mm-filament-prusa-i3-or-kossel-reprap

BTW we're working on a small KNozz board designed to interface to the Thermistors used in these nozzles as well as bed heaters and with power switches capable of switching the power for the Hotend and Bed heaters.  That should make it a snap to interface a Hotend and Bed heater to a KFLOP system.  It connects to a KFLOP Aux port.

Regards

TK

 

Hi Tom,

the video looked good.

Out of curiosity, what printing head did you use?

Thanks,

Moray

On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 12:57 AM, tk@... [DynoMotion] <DynoMotion@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

We were glad to see some of you at the ATX West show.

Check out this Video of Geppetto 3D Printing Skulls.  Smiles from most everyone who saw it.

https://youtu.be/tOFb8tOTMlM