I love using the XOL toolhead this makes the best even better - really high-quality. Will be using on a monolith Gantry with 9mm belts.
It's a great little board - using it to provide extra cooling for my octopus pro MCU using the Octoglasses mod.
It was 5mm x 40mm. It was round. What more can one ask for?
This was my first spool of Ambrosia, it will not be my last. Prints wonderfully.
This is my third Voron build, all from LDO kits. The quality and accuracy is excellent. My only complaint is with all the revisions the documentation and organization of the documentation has become somewhat muddy.
What the title says and it was even useful. I don't want to spoil your fun.
They had the nozzles I needed in stock. Easy to find and order. Reasonable prices and fast delivery!! Will absolutely order from them again.
I purchased my first spool of Ambrosia ASA-GF when I started work on my Voron 2.4 project. I bought it because my little Voron 0.2 still struggles with ABS warp on larger objects, and I'd read that the GF-portion of the filament could help with that. I was not prepared for just how easy this material is to work with.
With a little bit of fine tuning (no more than other filaments), this material is one of the smoothest and easiest to work with that I've ever used. I've had very few jams (all of which were my own fault), and absolutely no print failures with it. The prints I get out of it look stunning (GF texture is great), and they're incredibly strong for the weight. I would 100% recommend Ambrosia ASA-GF to anyone with even a basic enclosure for their machine. I haven't tried to print it in open air yet (too cold where I live right now), but I'd imagine it would work fairly well for that too. I run my filament at 270C on the hotend and 110C on the bed in my Voron 0.2, with interior temperature sitting around the 45C mark for reference.
A word of caution if you *do* buy this filament: GF filament releases more fumes than even normal ABS/ASA. My Voron 0.2 lives in my garage, away from my workspace, and has a carbon filter installed. I've noticed the enclosure panels fog up over time with the residue in the air. You definitely don't want to be breathing this if you can help it. You also will want to wear some protective gloves when working with the filament prior to printing it. Raw GF filament can leave fibers imbedded in your fingers (which you won't be able to see). I wear cut-proof gloves when using my raw filament spools, but I'd imagine any protective glove will work fine.
TLDR: This filament prints amazing, has excellent properties, and is probably one of my favorite go-to materials for projects. Just be careful with the specific off-gassing and fiber embedding concerns common to glass fiber/carbon fiber filaments.
Works great, and I love that I don't have to do anymore adjusting, compensating, etc.! Comes with a nice board that wires directly in to the NiteHawk-SB board (after crimping on the appropriate connector, that is), and a decent linear rail. The only issue I ran in to is that the newer R8 design uses some different fasteners. Having built your own Voron you may have a lot on hand, but if you don't think you will, make sure to look for the West3D "Voron Tap Fastener R8 SUPPLEMENTAL KIT" and add it to your order. It is only a few dollars and will save you a lot of the scrounging around I had to do!
An excellent kit from LDO and West3D has been very helpful in supporting the product also.
Thank you both
Works better than the old CW2, I like how you can build a G2SA with the same parts also.
This is a great easy upgrade that improved the look of my printers, and the thermals a bit too. I've installed a kit on my v2.4 already and got the kit pictured below for my Trident 300 Cube (printing the parts for it now). LDO extrusions have a very nice textured finish that really makes them feel premium. It's a bit hard to quantity the improved thermals and since it depends on a lot of other factors, but I will say the chamber heats up noticably faster than it used to. One feature I like a lot, and use frequently, is the ability to lift the door off the hinges and remove it completely for long PLA print sessions. Id highly recommend this kit to anyone!
These motors from LDO are just fantastic motors. I used them to replace some cheap Stepperonline ones I had originally while I was chasing some issues during my Trident build. The quality difference was apparent in both the smoothness of the motors and the straightness of the leadscrew. I think these must be the best motors you can buy for a Trident. Another thing I didn't appreciate fully until they were installed is not needing to apply lubrication to them. I can't tell you how many times I brushed my arm against the grease of my old motors and this completely solves that. I truly don't think there's a better motor out there for a Trident than this one, I highly recommend to anyone!
Fantastic piece of kit. I'm a complete novice with soldering but it was easy, just use good quality flux and decent temp controlled soldering iron, follow the instructions and make sure to solder only one terminal leg and square up before proceeding. Worked first time, no issues. Screen is very small but text is clear. Sometimes the hex code is slightly off, but the TD's appear to be pretty accurate. Shipping to Indonesia was as much as the kit price, so ordered two kits for friend or sale to split the shipping cost.
Honestly the filament is good, I’m new to 3D printing and I bought the clear color and I like it!!
And the packaging was nice too, I got a lollipop and a sticker :3
All of the bots, nuts, and small hardware needed for XOL. Perfect because some of the longer small screws are harder to find!
All of the the bolts, nuts and heat sets your gonna need!
Exactly as described you get what you pay for, quality parts!
I bought the TD-1 Kit. It was shipped promptly and reached Germany in just a few days. Putting the parts together was very easy and the device works very well. Recommend it to all serious HueForge fans. Thanks West3D!!
Galactic ASA is my go to filament for most of my projects. Even prints great in my Bambulab P1S.
Installed this board on my v2.4 with ercf v2, galileo2, filametrix cutter and dual filament sensors. Everything is working correctly. Glad to get away from can. Hope the cables last longer then the btt sb2209 cables. Overall happy with my choice to switch. Updates are extremely simple over usb. Might swap the included usb cable with a higher grade cable. Ldo always ships the same black usb cables. They work fine but are nothing special. Make sure to add strain relief for your setup.
I ordered this right when the new boards were released and received the original board. Was getting disconnects and timer errors no matter what I did. Reached out and west3d sent a new one. The new board works great. Zero issues after a week of straight printing. Wish all of these boards used something other then the xt30 2+2. I've had a few sb2209 cables fail with strain relief. So make sure you add proper strain relief. Going to design a better solution for my v0.2. I added a picture of the original board. It has a notched top. The new one is completely rounded.
Easy mod. You will need to remove the feet to get the hinges on. Recommend adding the bolts and nuts to the hinges and sliding them up from the bottom of the frame and top hat. Do the same for the latch mechanism. You will need your own hex or square 3mm nuts. Also print out alternate panel clips. Just look up mini fridge panel clips.
It says in the description that all wire is included for 350mm length Voron builds. However, from the actual kit itself this does not seem to be the case as we are currently soldering and crimping the cables that are too short to fully pass through the length of the cable chains.
What is the point of getting a wire harness when it is incomplete and incompatible anyway?
I only got one single crimped endstop connector instead of the pictured endstop PCBs and it is also too short. Great. Consistency in the product description is out the window anyway, as it contradicts itself.
Do not buy this harness!
This is one of the only places I can get a genuine SSR for a reasonable price. Glad West3D is the type of company to prioritize the right things. Oh, and the product is great as well. I would recommend purchasing a din rail clamp for it if this is being put on a din rails.
