Heaven help me - I've just bought a delta kit :-)

[curious aardvark]

yep same as alexa - it comes with an adhesive back. So just stick directly to the aluminium plate.
The new stuff is apparently a lot thinner, given how tough it is not sure that'll make any real difference.
Hopefully it won't get bent in the post.

Bought some silver insulating tape - so I'll do alexas bed at some point. See if it speeds things up at all.

From what i can see the cheapskate carriages still use plastic wheels, as well as having a rear support plate. As long as your wheels are tight in the slot, that shouldn't be necessary. Plus I like having the back of the struts clear for sticking stuff on :-)

So what do the finished magnetic arms look like ?

On a side note - having a helluva job buying a a filament guide, roller thing for the extruder (got hobbed bolt).
Realised last night that I can dismantle the extrduer on the right hand head of the flashforge - haven't used it for years. So with luck I'll have my fixings to make an extruder from that. Got to make all the bits as the nema 14 motors are a lot smaller than the 17' and I have yet to see an extruder set for a nema 14.
Hell might as well remove the motor as well.

The extruder motor shouldn't get that hot, so an all plastic setup should be okay. We'll see.

[endure]

yep same as alexa - it comes with an adhesive back. So just stick directly to the aluminium plate.
The new stuff is apparently a lot thinner,

Apparently it's possible to cut it with scissors according to Jason. I asked because I want some for my M200.