Yeah how much did this setup cost and is that just a straight Ender 3 you modified? Also, can buy these parts as a kit?

Hi Rene, don't know if you're still active on here? I have tried to very carefully follow this, and have sliced a small multi colour print. When I sent it to print my z axis went racing to its limit! Any suggestions as to where I've messed up? The one tab you don't show above is the gcode tab with the machine parameters. I used the parameters I found in the kraken factory file I found on github, but I now wonder if I need to reverse z axis?

Hello, I've discovered the project now, but the links you put in don't lead anywhere. Where can I find the link to the full project if I want to build one myself? thanks in advance

No new contents?

Hey, thanks for your great content. I am at the stage where I have typed G92 X150 Y100 Z00 I am then able to jog the machine, but not only are the axis flipped, but more than 1 axis will move together. Even Z in a small amount. Any ideas roughly where I am going wrong? I am assuming my wiring may be at fault. Thanks in advance. Pete.

Three Z axis steppers to "Truly" level the build plate, which could be a bit bigger looking at the video's

very nice for box, but how about benchy or whatever non plain object? If mill every one layer - time and cost were incredible and still layer lines, if only simple plain surfaces or go with 5d mill - it can be milling and printer is not needed, just cast simple object and mill to tolerances needed. Really interesting concept but I don't see what it can do better...

is this printer still alive and have you updated firmware to Klipper ?

Are these parts still available to buy somewhere? Found the BOM but some of the links are dead.

Finally, at 26:36, the "missing" assembly information that was never in the files from e3d - where to plug the damn tool changer stepper motor in!

Ja, how is these days with other slicers and kliper.. I have to learn for my printer. Danke for video.

So no thermal fuse is needed? Seems like the second m3 hole was intended for this?

Great video Rene. We've made a small product that similarly uses a camera to aid in calibration. It's called the Camera-assisted XY Calibration Tool (CXC). It very small, comes with it's own software and can be mounted inside your printer if desired. Let me know if you want to learn more about it!

So what was the point of adding multi extruders to the All Tools list? You can't assign different't colors with a single profile?

I was going to get the software, but they increased the price to 190...Holy hell...

Is there an update about the automated method?

Can you make a tutorial on how to assemble the asmbl?

Have you made any new videos on this? I am building mine now and following along now.

Man it would be amazing to see a long term review of your printer.... I just discovered it and I am tempted to build something similar....the design is amazing!! Thanks for all your work on this....If i copy it or make something similar I'll let you know!

Looks a bit like the Prusa XL to me.

Wow! That bed has a 0.4mm deviation from the highest to lowest point. That seems not very flat at all (especially if you're printing with 0.1, or even 0.2mm layer heights), but I guess that's not surprising for a PCB bed. Does RRF have some form of mesh leveling?

This is a great video and so much more helpful than the e3D documentation. However, how can I check that I got the correct offsets? After I reset the printer, when I call a tool and lower it to my feeler gauge, the gui will typically show 0.00 on the z height for T0, and around -0.02 for T1 and T2. I was expecting the gui to show 0.05 once I had the correct offsets. I don't have the paper from e3D, so I was using a 0.05 mm feeler gauge from BCN3D.

Excellent video. Has helped me a lot

hello, thanks for these videos. i have a question, is there a possibility that instead of a switch sensor, you can use a bltouch sensor on the tool chenger? if yes please how to do it?

When are you going to make a video about the automation of this process, I would love to know how to do this.

Супер!

It seems like you'd get slightly faster toolchanges if you move the brush in the same move as lowering the bed. Only a second or so, but if you're printing with a lot of toolchanges that could add up pretty fast.

Seems like the manufacturer should have an approx distance on the "Sweet" spot so you could use feeler gauges and take the guess work out of it

Hey, could you export your config for SuperSlicer? I have tried, including with the E3D git hub config but i just can not make it work... Thanks in advance!

So how can I buy the darn thing? Link? Performance specs? E: am I super dumb? I legit can't figure out how to just buy the dang thing.

The well engineered fan has a wee problem.... It works TOO well, if it is on when the tool is heating up, you get a fail because it is getting cooled off so much it doesn't go up at the required speed, so you have to be sure it is off before you start heating (good idea anyway), but worse... If you are doing a print where the fan stays on too long, and say you are extruding at 210C, this puppy will cool the tip down to 198C and BOOM! You are done! Toss print in trash, you just got a Heater Fail, and there pretty much isn't anything you can do about it... It might work if you can set the max fan speed at a lower amount, but sadly, it is actually too efficient, or perhaps just blows too much on the tip itself, and not below it...

Start of video... you start running some program... I hope you aren't as clueless as the rest of us, but what program are you in? Pretty much makes the whole video worthless.. Moving on..

Also, don't past it into config.g but config-overides.g -when you upgrade your OS it will wipe out the config.g and you will be back to square one, that is why they created the config-overides.g (the last file of the config.g shows the correct filename in case I don't have it right, it might be config-override.g instead. Either way, you shouldn't be changing the config.g those are the defaults.

I saw how you clamped to the bed and I was saying ouch! Then you got another clamp and I said Double Ouch! That was really painful to watch someone do that to their machine... Write that bed off, well, Maybe it won't be bent too bad (considering this machine can adjust it, but OMG, Just watch the video, you can see how much you are bending the bed.. Put the clamp on the bottom of the bed, and the microscope. Cringe location is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9V_nphm2J7NYWg.html (Heck, if you don't care about damage, just drill a couple holes through the bed and run some screws through... or epoxy it down.. Good grief)... Continuing to watch the video...

6:48.. Use 3mm bolt, 2 star washers and a flat washer... BUZZ!! Where the heck do I get these? Not included with heated bed, not in any other package I can find.. Not in the big parts bag.. This is one of the many issues I've had with putting this thing together.. I think your statement is right at the beginning: Ignore the idiot instructions that are so horribly badly written, and go to the Wiki, because these guys just shipped you random bags of stuff and you have to figure it out... Pulling a 3MM bolt out of my supplies... Not the first part that seems to be missing...

Seriously? Where are the very detailed instructions link? The Wiki??

if i only saw this video first....

i wonder if he'll make an updated one for the direct drive hemeras

Where is the Z(real) value coming from?

Is there a reason for the relatively low spindle speed? I thought plastics did well at higher spindle speeds

Hi René, at 1:15 you clikc the Tool number, without an axes homed and the tool goes to standby, when I do that on mine I get an error. Any idea why this would happen? Thanks.

Hi René, thank you for the great videos, there are very helpful. I have a question on this one though. You say that tool 0 is already and you dont change the offsets for that. So what you are doing in this process is aligning all other tools to the tool 0. So tool 0 itself has not actually been aligned to the center of the bed in this video. Is this correct to say? Thanks for your time.

Hello, can you provide infos about how you did the program? I do ASMBL using Fusion 360 but iam searching for an open source slicer capable of doing ASMBL. How does the asmbl work with SuperSlic3r? Thanks

The quality of these vids production is top notch Don't know why I'm watching I don't even have this machine I do have duet boards though Fascinating none the less

Any chance you could do a video, of the whole process from design, slicing and gcode generation for ASMBL.

This is really neat. Though… couldn’t you just have two brushes in different places?

Cant find it in your shop

Hallo Rene, ich bin gerade dabei ein Skript für den PrusaSlicer zu erstellen. Hast du schon Erfahrung mit dem PrusaSlicer in Verbindung mit dem ToolChanger gemacht? Beste Grüsse aus der Schweiz

What filament did you use to make the parts with?

Can you tell me where I can get the wrench with the orange handle from?