Topic: CTC modded and perfect now.
So a few months ago I bought a Ct'c printer. It is the all metal version and look very nice. Well I can't say I was too happy with the proprietary file format the mightyboard this thing was made with uses.
So first mod, out with the mightyboard in with an Azteeg X3 Pro and Viki2 LCD controller. All was pretty good after calibration, but I was having issue with clogs and filament would just stop feeding. Upon closer inspection I found the extruders have no way to control pressure placed on the filament against the feed gears.
So onto my second mod. Out goes the old mk9 extruders and in goes the mk10 extruders for the Flashforge Avatar. I have said it many times and will say it here. The CTC is actually a direct clone of the American made FlashForge Creator. The Flashforge is actually a clone of the Makerbot Creator. Knowing that I found a place on line in the US called Uncle Chucks that sells parts exclusively for the Flashforge and Wanhao printers which are rebranded CTc printers. Those mk10 extruders came with harnesses and all and where a direct drop in.
Now she is printing great, but I wanted her to be more self supported and still have the ability to not use the SDcard all the time.
So now the third mod or more like an add on. A Microcenter exclusive Winbook 7" tablet running windows 8.1 and sporting a quad core 2.2GHz CPU. Throw on Rephost and Simplyfy3D. Make a custom mount, connect her up and bam all I need is two AC outlets and I can print anywhere and load any STL. Plus the tablet and GUI look pretty damn sweet on it as well.

Anycubic 4MAX best $225 ever invested.
Voxelabs Proxima SLA. 6 inch 2k Mono LCD.
Anycubic Predator, massive Delta machine. 450 x 370 print envelope.





