One thing I'm wondering is how I'm going to remove the QIDI blue tape thing to install the Printbite.
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One thing I'm wondering is how I'm going to remove the QIDI blue tape thing to install the Printbite.
about 10C - I set mine at 70c and get 60c at the bed surface though bear in mind I have a 3mm aluminium plate as well as the printbite attached to me original bed.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeffmorris
I haven't had any issues with anything sticking when running it at 60c (surface temp)
Don't bother removing the tape, just stick the printbite on top :-)
PrintBite order got refunded. It turned out they were out of the size for the QIDI printer as well. Bummer.
Here is one way of removing it:Quote:
Originally Posted by Talon 3D
https://youtu.be/KaFMr4gx_tc
https://youtu.be/EkIwv_uEv3AQuote:
Originally Posted by Talon 3D
Sorry, picked up the wrong link
Nice, thank you.
That guy has a whole bunch of QIDI upgrade parts you can make on ThingiVerse. I made several of them so far. He didn't have tipping enabled though. He should he is really helpful.
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Originally Posted by DaveB
Cncartist is indeed most helpful. I have printed / adapted a great many of his designs for use with my QiDi. Of them all, my favorite is the hanging parts bin. They take a while to print, but I use them every single day. (I liked them so much I made two.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Talon 3D
Just get a bigger bit and 'cut' it to size.
The logical one is the 30x30 - which gives you two beds for a few quid more than the cost of one.
Is there a vendor in the USA?Quote:
Originally Posted by Talon 3D
Nice!!
I have made the center plug under the bed, the door clip and I am making the other interior caps today.
I have not gotten to the parts bin, I just finished a mount system for my RPi3 and Pi Cam and mounted them up a few mins ago. I had my OctoPi system hanging all over the place now it is nice and neat, just have to make ribbon cable clips and all will be good. I will upload pics later.
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Originally Posted by DaveB