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    Lautr3k

    This part prints nicely. Is it necessary to lubricate the OB nut? Best regards, Florian
    Post by: Florian, Jun 30, 2015 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Hi Kyo, I contacted them last week and no response. Did you ever contacted them for a quote? Best regards, Florian
    Post by: Florian, Mar 4, 2015 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Hi everyone, I installed the MakerTool y axis screws and they are really hard to turn. Is this a normal behavior? Do I need to lubrify them?
    Post by: Florian, Dec 9, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    What do you think about this lead scew and nut combination from IGUS? Nut: JFRMZ1-10X50 Lead screw: PTGSG-S-S10X50 Specification:...
    Post by: Florian, Nov 24, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Please just use the shaft diameter from the initial specification so we can use the original stl files.
    Post by: Florian, Nov 14, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Hi, this should be the drawing of the original lead screw for x & y. Hope this helps determining the length. [ATTACH] Best regards, Florian
    Post by: Florian, Nov 13, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Okay, that's okay for me. Just tell me/us what it would cost with shipping and packaging. Is there a need to modify the x or y carriage because of...
    Post by: Florian, Nov 12, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Hi , I'm also interested in the anti-backslash version with maschined ends for x and y axis. Do you ship to Germany? Best regards, Florian
    Post by: Florian, Nov 12, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Hi, that's great news. I'm also interested in getting some screws and nuts. Florian
    Post by: Florian, Nov 4, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Hi, so you would like to adapt this screw http://openbuildspartstore.com/8mm-metric-lead-screw-acme/ to fit the x & y axis? Kind regards, Florian
    Post by: Florian, Oct 23, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    What about this lead screw? http://www.helixlinear.com/Product/ProductName/115162/Metric-Lead-Screw-12-mm-x-25-mm--Stainless-Steel
    Post by: Florian, Oct 20, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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    Lautr3k

    Hi everybody, hi skarab, is there any proven way to build this printer without the lead screws from trinity lab? I read all posts yesterday and...
    Post by: Florian, Oct 19, 2014 in forum: 3D printers
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