Ahw yeah! 25mm version!
As soon as i am done with the rennovation of our new (for us) house i will get the printer going!
My new place has a shed with an attic perfect for the MPCNC (no more melting in the summersun)
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Well crap, 25 mm releaser and in stuck in hospital for the last week.
No, not covid 
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Probably millions of people want to download the 25mm version and thingiverse cannot handle it.
Searching for ‘mpcnc primo’ shows an entry for that version, thing:4550789.
Going on shows the right page for some milliseconds and then they just tell me:
Something went wrong.
I feel I will be able to fetch it sometime today.
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Oh mama! This was certainly a good news to wake up to! (contrary to most news the has come in the whole of 2020)
I’m suprised it’s announced in such an unassuming way - I haven’t even change to my 0.6mm nozzle! 
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Thanks Ryan for sharing the 25mm version.
I will soon be one of the happy users that have converted their MPCNC Burly to Primo.
I grabbed all the files from prusaprinters and I was wondering why the file sizes of the F version are so much smaller compared to J version.
Core stl is now 32Mb compared to 111MB in 25.4mm version (681.092 vs 2.341.324 triangles)
I expect it is just a matter of how you do the export from your design tool.
I am just curious if this has any implications.
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Best of health to you!
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Had to reload like 10 times, but I managed to download the F version! Thanks Ryan!
Thanks for 25mm upload!!
While the files did not show up when I searched for them directly in thingiverse, I was able to find the right thingiverse page when searching for “thingiverse mpcnc primo” in google 
Sigh, my exitement makes me impatient to start printing. I wasn’t expecting the 25mm so soon, so I’ve been busy with the 0.4mm nozzle all week. Now I’ve changed nozzles for the PRIMO, but I had an internal fight over wether to start right away, or to make a new calibration print because of the nozzle change. Sense won over exitement, and I put on a lousy test print…
Lo and behold! The silicone sock loosened, and ruined the test! Now I’m relieved that I didn’t waste the precious filament I ordered for this occation. PHEW!
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Well. Now that the 25mm version has been released, this thread will probably die. I think 2/3 of the responses were people asking for when it would be released
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The more are building the new Primo the more are seeking for help and posting in this thread. Even if a questions has been answered already a couple of times.
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I’m hearing you loud and clear. Everyone…Stefan needs a break out, or maybe sneak in a printer loaded with STL’s to print an escape ladder, or a disguise of some sort.
Prusaprinters, is doing pretty good I suggest trying there.
Just exported them at a lower resolution. Too many complaints about the file size.
Sweet, hopefully that is out of the way. Perfect prints from now till the next nozzle change.
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Hi all,
So I’ve just downloaded the 25mm, ready to get started with upgrading my Burly.
I haven’t seen this answered yet for the 25mm, but will the new 25mm Primo core fit into my 25mm Burly?
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The new trucks are so sweet
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new builder here… I’m assembling my first truck, and I’m about to attach the end stop. I bought both the kit of printed parts and the hardware kit. I just want to double-check that end stop screws (m2.5 x12 or #3 1/2 wood) are NOT included, right? Before I have to hunt some down at a local store. Thanks.
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Will there be a filesize.lite version of the J files?
I think some of the bags are mislabeled as m12, but clearly not M12.
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Not a chance!
Are included, tiny little guys, Jeff has it right, the bag is mislabeled.
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Wooooo! My printer arrives in August. -_- Electronics and table are done. Only missing those prints.
I had hoped to be one of the first with a functioning 25mm Primo. Not going to happen now. 
Alright, I’ll start then.
C version when? 
Honestly, I’m still trying to decide whether to invest more in inch tubes and upgrade to the J version.