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Replacement Y Brackets For Solidoodle:
I have seen some chatter about users who have bought used (sometimes abused) SD2/3 models with the Y brackets breaking. I have been there myself, so we now offer Overkill Y Brackets here . Adrian suggests 40% infill, but these are printed 90-100% infill to perform for years to come.

Lawsy's MK5:
Once again, I've seen some need for these. For those who are not aware, this is a replacement for SD2/3 units for the E3D v5 as well as stock Solidoodle PEEK hotends whether the machine has stock carriages or upgraded Lawsy carriages. The MK5 printed parts only can be found here .

Updated Offer For MK6:
As some users have had issues making a clean swap in their upgrade to the v6, or have once again purchased used printers, we now offer all screws (aside from carriage bolts) with each Complete Kit at no additional charge. The MK6, as always, can be found here.

E3D PT100:
This is a high performance and accurate temp sensor up to 400c! This is a kit that come complete with the PT100 sensor, a heater block that is compatible with that sensor, an electrical amplifier board to connect the PT100 to your printer controller board, and the required screws for holding everything together. This kit is compatible with all E3D HotEnds except for Cyclops and Volcano.
The E3D PT100 can be found here.

.6 nozzles for E3D v6/Lite6 hotends:
The .6mm nozzle is the preferred size of many, including pretty much all of us at PRINTiT Industries. It gives a little more speed without losing much, if any detail. Although the .6 nozzles are listed for the E3D v6 and Lite6, these will also work for the Chimera. These are not recommended for the Volcano or Cyclops, however. The .6mm nozzles can be found here.

Last but never least....
E3d Titan Extruder:
E3D's new 3:1 gear ratio extruder has been in high demand to say the least. And with good cause! There are a couple reviews on Soliforum as well as some less-than-in-depth opinions on YouTube channels. These can be used on any 1.8 motors reliably, even the stock motors most of us upgrade. The new Titan can be found here.

As always, we would like to thank the Soliforum community for their support!

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Multiple SD2s- Bulldog XL, E3D v5/v6/Lite6, Volcano, Hobb Goblin, Titan, .9 motor, Lawsy carriages, direct Y drive, fishing line...the list goes on
Filawinder and Filastruder #1870.....worth every penny!

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Re: More items at PRINTiT Industries

Has anyone tried putting the E3D Titan Extruder on a SD 4 and replacing the metal extruder setup?

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Re: More items at PRINTiT Industries

SD4 should be a very straight forward install.  The extruder assembly is very similar to the workbench.  If you decide to try it we will help in any way we can.

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We should know how it all works soon enough. I ordered the Titan extruder and a v6 hot end. All I need to do now is finish printing a new center carriage.

The v6 hot end comes already assembled, are there any connectors on the thermistor, heater core and fan? Is there any paperwork on the thermistor so I can update my Marlin code?

Thanks

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5 Reply by AZERATE (edited by AZERATE 2016-04-20 23:09:09)

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Re: More items at PRINTiT Industries

Assuming you still have a Printrboard, you may want to follow these instructions. Many have found it to be very useful.
http://www.soliforum.com/topic/7917/e3d … intrboard/

All E3D hotends we assemble are fully wired, tightened, and ready to drop in with a couple exceptions which vary depending on the user, which is why we con't complete them:
1) One must update the firmware. This is not an option. However, we can walk you through it if needed.
2) One must install the 30mm fan. Again, this is not an option, but we can once again walk you through it.
3) The customer must install the PTFE tubing while tugging the black collet to seat it properly. This was my fault and the new batch to be stocked next week will be prepared before sales.
4) Cut the PTFE to length. You want this to sit as close to your gear as possible to ensure full material potential like flexibles and some PLAs.

Depending on which board you have, you may need to cannibalize your heater plug. If so, cut it a few inches from the plug, strip and crimp/solder. Be sure to add heat shrink. The fan does not have plugs as the demand for which varies from board to board. The thermistor, however, is wired, plugged, tested, and good to go.

The customer will always have to cut the PTFE because some run use rare, undocumented, or non Solidoodle related extruders.

Printit Mason and Printit Horizon printers
Multiple SD2s- Bulldog XL, E3D v5/v6/Lite6, Volcano, Hobb Goblin, Titan, .9 motor, Lawsy carriages, direct Y drive, fishing line...the list goes on
Filawinder and Filastruder #1870.....worth every penny!

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I do still have the Printrboard Rev E processor board, it has been a workhorse and has not given me any problems (yet.) It looks like lines 14 and 15 of the rebuild instructions are all that I will need until I have to get new PID values.


14.    find #define TEMP_SENSOR_0 1 (line 120 ) and change to #define TEMP_SENSOR_0 5
15.    find #define HEATER_0_MAXTEMP 225 (line145)  change to #define HEATER_0_MAXTEMP 290

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You can change PID with EEPROM.  You do understand that there is more to flashing the board than just changing those lines?  You still need to get that information on the chip.

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Yes, I have that covered, this will not be the first or last modification that will be made to the Marlin code.

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