I have Revo hot ends on my Voron 2.4 and my Bambu P1S. The Voron is still under construction, but the Bambu Revo has a couple of thousand hours on it. I love being able to change from a .4mm to a .25mm nozzle in under a minute. No tools needed. I get great prints and have not seen a single clog. My one issue, using on the Bambu is with the silicone ring. They get worn easily. Not the fault of the Revo.
These are steel machinists blocks (1” x 2” x 3”). For a machinist they do machinisty things, I would assume. But in the maker world, they are so much more. Use them to weight things down while gluing. Use them to square things up. Use them to prop things up, in 1” increments. Buy 1. Buy 2. Buy 10. They make great gifts (for non makers, you’ll confuse the recipient).
Printed quite easily on my QIDI Max3 and the parts are both the supports and baffles for the Dayspring LED sticks in my RatRig V-CORE4 IDEX 400. Zero problem printing at 280C nozzle, 115C bed, with a 60C chamber.
(2) 210 Dayspring sticks on each side of my RatRig V-CORE4 IDEX 400, replacing the single 310. Brighter! No problems with installing these, and love that they can be pinned together to extend easily.
Needed to replace the roller either a silicone cleaner. Found this site and order it as I needed it asap. Its been working well with no issues.
Proactive with issues, reached out to let me know of something I needed to (shipping issue on my end) and offered good options.
This worked great, my Prusa Core One kept homing unsuccessfully until I used this tool to tension and balance the x and y belts. Been perfect since, highly recommend
I cannot attest to the performance of these StepperOnline motors yet as I’m still building a self sourced Voron2.4 350 build. I have done some bench testing via variable dc power supply and find all tests to be accurate compared to the motor specs provided.
Mainly I’m happy with the shipping. Received my order in just a few days and packaging was built for any abuse a package could potentially receive but ups dropped my order off in a flawless box. I value shippers who assume delivery companies will throw, toss and smash boxes in the journey to my door and package orders accordingly. Also love when companies throw in stickers and thank you’s while others try and sell stickers for $5. After some recent terrible experiences with Biqu order and UniUni delivery, ordering from West3D was very refreshing.
Love the color and flows beautifully.
Used this to source parts for my 2.4 build, customer service at West3d is awesome and when there was an issue they were responsive and made things right. I would definitely do business with them again. The only thing about this configurer that I would comment on is make sure you do your research and know exactly what options you want.
Better then trying to print tpu and wasting twice the amount in calibration
Perfect for eggs
Working well so far, they push pretty well for their size, and are reasonably quite.
I used these to connect my blower fans for my Nevermore Micro V6, and they work great and are really robust to my fumbling hands and stuffing them into the back of the Nevermore.
Great little kit - the quality is solid, and packaging is clean. I do wish they came with more male than female headers, as I'm not usually having to solder these into PCBs; instead, I'm terminating wires to run between printer components, where usually each end is already populated with female headers.
I'm using these in my BTT MMB CAN V2 board for running my 3MS MMU steppers, and they work great!
I'm using this to run 2 lanes (soon 4) for a 3MS MMU, and it works great! I wired up the CAN cable power to my Voron V0.2 PSU, and am currently just using USB to connect it to the RPi. The board has plenty of endstop connectors for filament sensing and compression/tension sensing. Eventually I'll buy another and do an 8-lane setup, but for now, I'm super happy!
Well packaged, quick shipped, thanks guys!
The main portion worked well, but the sliding door on the cartridge broke on my first attempt to open it.
Bear in mind that I already had a few cartridges that I printed ahead of time, and am familiar with how fragile the sliding door can be.
If you are purchasing this mostly for the bottom portion to save yourself time and effort on sourcing, I can recommend this option. If you are purchasing because you are not yet at a point where you can print your own, I'm not sure I can recommend this option unless you have not other recourse. Just keep in mind that you have to be VERY gentle with the sliding door, and even then you may break it.
If you break the sliding door, gaffer tape or wide painters tape makes a good temporary solution to keep carbon in the cartridge.
Part came quickly and it's a perfect fit. My qidi plus4 machine is now printing like new. Good experience.
Replaced a horrible little cheesy blower with this one. Mucho happier o.
Quiet, robust fan. Good stuff.
Hey, normally, like many of you, I'm just here for the 3D printing stuff. I needed more darts, though, so how gosh dang handy is that???!
