All three Cetus MkIV's are operational, the filament has been the greatest problem to them and that's just basically this Zyltech brand of +/- 0.05mm filament that brittles early on and isn't very dimensionally accurate.
I have made some CAD edits to the extruder which I will show later as I should be collecting the finished prints this afternoon.
In the meantime, I made some basic additions of plastic tabs to help with assembly of the printer and remove any need of measuring tools when positioning the Y-Axis. The sliding screw notches will also compensate for cutting imperfections of the Aluminum Extrusion.
Classes are busy and I am a bit negligent with progress. It was a good idea to bring the project with me so I wouldn't forget about it.
Cheers!
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