This glue works well, and is very similar to what is used by the factory: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Loctite-4g-Ultra-Gel-Control-Super-Glue-Bottle-1363589/202020461 You will want to check your leveling afterwards. It May offset it when you glue it back down.
This is very likely from using 1.8.7. The issues it has are during programming. It's odd that your EEPROM will allow you to program, and not the Arduino, usually they go together, but if it's throwing compiling errors, it's usually the later version causing it. That is the latest firmware for BoXZY 1.3 or older. Most hacks and additions people play with are already written into the firmware and commented out, for experimental use.
The new version of the BoXZY interface allows manual movement using arrow keys. I’m sure there are shortcut keys to select the size of movement as well, but I don't know what they are. I will let you know if I find out. All you really should need is a USB arrow pad.
This has been referred to Support@BoXZY.com. It is likely blown stepper drivers shorting current, though it could be more extensive. Please let us know the final solution.
Hi Smeltz, Sounds like a defective or damaged nozzle. If you send the canister in to BoXZY they will evaluate it for free. If you're still under warranty they will repair it and return it to you at no charge, otherwise they only charge for parts and will install them for free.
It is only important because the later version will not recognize the drivers on some versions of Windows. If you're able to edit the EEPROM with 1.8.6, you will not have any issues that we are aware of if you keep it.
Hi Glenn, Thanks for reaching out. Are you sure your endmill is 1/8” and not 1/4”? 1/4” is the typical size provided with BoXZY. That could potentially be your issue. Another possibility is run-out (out-of-roundness that increases cutting diameter). If you are using a collet reducer as opposed to a precision collet adapter, you likely have around 0.004" of run-out. You can resolve this by cutting a straight line forward and the same line backwards, then measure its width. Use that width as your diameter as opposed to the actual bit diameter. Reduce the size as necessary if the cut for the circle becomes to small. Once you have it dialed in, always use that as the diameter for that setup and endmill. For homing, it's wherever you set it up to be. If you set your circle in the middle of a 50 mm square, with edges that fall exactly on the X and Y axis corner, homing 0 point will be for that 50mm square. In other words, it's where you set your shape on the Easel grid that determines it. The X and Y intersection a...
I'll need a few details to help you. What brand and type (PLA, ABS, etc) of filament are you printing with? Which setting have you chosen for your print? Does the nozzle remain near the expected temperature when attempting to extrude?
Hi. Yes, definitely. The download for the windows interface can be found in guide 1.2 of the instruction manual. I've provided a link to the guide below: 1.2 Setting Up Your BoXZY
For this write up, you are correct, everything would have to be returned to original to 3D print. There is an available empty slot on the board, however, the programming is not in place for it to be used without firmware modification.
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Hi Martha,
You can find the same item here: https://m.ebay.com/itm/Router-Rotational...
For this write up, you are correct, everything would have to be returned to original to 3D print. There is an available empty slot on the board, however, the programming is not in place for it to be used without firmware modification.
The aluminum selection work correctly for brass.
Not in BoXZY’s current configuration on factory hardware.
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