I am currently designing a lightweight probe for 3d printers and this one is made for voron printers, it weighs 28 grams with everything assembled as carriage part, without the linear block.
This is a project I am currently working on, It's a toolhead probe like voron tap, but almost completely 3d printed. It uses left over parts from a self sourced printer: 4 F623 bearings, 4 m3x10 screws, 4 m3x8 screws, a D2F microswitch and some heated inserts. It's currently a proof of concept without actual firmware, but if you want to try it or print it, it's called Icarus Probe V1 on printables.
I don't really mean in specs, I mean more like max print speed and noticable cooling and mounting conveniance.
Are these ventilation holes too big for hatchlings? For reference the enclosure is 22(h)x16(b)cm
I just found a hatched mourning gecko egg, that was yesterday still closed. I'm worried about the hatchling though, as there are 3 other mourning gecko's who pretty much have their own territorium. It hatched on a feeding day, there was food in the enclosure. Is there a way to locate the hatchling quickly?
I'm thinking of going cpap on micron r1, I don't want to be cooling limited on my build at all, I couldn't find a muffler for the eco turbo. Do you know any? The universal turbo is a bit above the amount of money I'm willing to spend on this.
I saw this toolhead in a video, which toolhead is this?
I have 2 hotends in mind, the revo voron with pz or one of the rapido hotends (phaetus or trianglelabs). The revo is more expensive and a bit above my budget, but the rapido doesn't have a lightweight way to level using the nozzle. The revo nozzles are also very expenive, which one should I get and are there any others I don't know about?
Also which rapido if I get one, there are a lot?
I'm thinking of getting an emerald tree skink, and considering getting a langer mourning gecko enclosure, can they be housed together in a 60x120x60cm terrarium? I currently have 3 mourning gecko's and I'm thinking of getting one skink.
