your comment is very much appreciated, thank for that. test 004 soon…
Expressing my deepest respect for the MPCNC project!!! It is amazing, nothing less.
The way i perceive it, the machine is all about increasing level of freedom and choices on global scale, a fusion of human skills: low tech craft and digital technology (CRAFTECHNOLOGY:).
The fact you (and all V1\MAKERS community) made it accessible creates positive change in cultural attributes.
Have a great weekend and take care.
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That’s why I love community projects! Glad that I was able to help a little bit to enable you create something really impressive!
Have a great day and I’m looking forward for number 004! +1 subscribe!
Cheers
Armin
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Dear Armin
Could not done it without your expertise!!
thank you for subscribe!!! great motivation - it will keep me on creating.
Well those previous 4 posts really warm my heart.
Need some community in there…craftmunitytech?
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Yes!! sounds good to me, most inclusive terminology describing accurate, authentic and relevant state of mind.
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I really like your style! I’m often too occupied with all the technical stuff, so its inspiring with the artistic approach.
Thank you for watching!! sometimes i found my self too busy with the artistic aspects…
Good night.
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I’d love to hear more about the print on ceramics another time. Cheers
DEDICATED TO THE REAL MAKERS OF THE WORLD
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Makers play the drums
Dear all,
my burly is no more! It has gone through a metamorphosis and is now a 90% Primo! I kept the Z-Axis because I was too lazy to print new toolmounts.
Here is the result:
I am very happy with the result. It still was quite a bit of work to exchange everything on an existing build, but I only had to cut and resolder 2 stepper-wirelooms. The rest was done on the fly. I also updated my dual endstop firmware to the latest Marlin bugfix 2.x. This was a bit of an adventure due to a not correct pins.h file for the fysetc F6 and because of Z-Safe homing is now mandatory on using a Probe for Z-homing but I managed to fix this. The carving results in pinewood are very promising.
I will receive new steppers this week which have a tad more torque (+10%). I will try if this makes any difference. If not, well then it was at least a try and 70€ down the drain! 
I want to thank @vicious1 for the very hard work he has put into the Primo! It was an absolute joy to build with no hazzle at all! Great job, Ryan!!
Cheers
Armin
P.S.: I am trying to give the old burly parts away for free. The only thing I ask for is a donation to the German Children Cancer foundation. I will cover the postage (within Germany). I have posted this in the @Unclephil Facebook group. So if anybody from Germany is interested in the parts, please head over to Uncle Phil’s Werkstatt group on FB Facebook Groups
I hope, @vicious1 this is ok with you assuming this is no infringement of your non comercial license.
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Looks great. How are the long feet working out with accuracy?
I can’t really complain. Still, I have to admitt that I was initally going overboard with the Z-Axis height. 2 inches less would have been enough and probably more rigid. But for my use cases, it’s fine!
Cheers
Armin
He usually prefers them sold/given in the #leftovers section here, but I don’t know what his rules are on FB.
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Heck yes!!! You should also list them here, things tend to move really fast.
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