Mostly price. I decided to roll my own, as I'm not too fond of what's out there. And if you want to print a 2-foot cube of useable space., you are out of luck. Plus if you want to also do laser engraving or CNC you have to rebuild or buy the world all over again. Also, the beds need constant leveling. I want something that's versatile. with different heads. That's why I am trying to build my own. 1. the bed should NEVER move! This means that all my axis travels are on a gantry. Also, I plan on keeping filaments in an N2 cabenit. my Also, the hot ends don't get hot enough to use carbon fiber. "Nozzle temperature: 270 – 290°C."
Mostly price. I decided to roll my own, as I'm not too fond of what's out there. And if you want to print a 2-foot cube of useable space., you are out of luck. Plus if you want to also do laser engraving or CNC you have to rebuild or buy the world all over again. Also, the beds need constant leveling. I want something that's versatile. with different heads. That's why I am trying to build my own. 1. the bed should NEVER move! This means that all my axis travels are on a gantry. Also, I plan on keeping filaments in an N2 cabenit. my Also, the hot ends don't get hot enough to use carbon fiber. "Nozzle temperature: 270 – 290°C."
