@zapta Hello Zapta,
the prostheses are completely personalized.
There are two ways to make the sockets. The technician who is in Africa, take the scan of the patient's stump or with the plaster, he makes the mold of the child's leg, he makes the corrections and then sends it to me by internet. I do the modeling with the software and I set the G-code and I send it to the technician who will print it at home.
If anyone is doubting the accuracy or repeatability of such probes, I submit the following bed mesh of a RailCore 300ZL for discussion. This comes from a user who I was helping comission their printer with Duet3 hardware.
I condensed the data into the orange box since the screen aspect ratio was so high and hard to read.
Thanks, both the expired certificate and the redirect are now fixed. For the latter it may be necessary to wait a few days or to clear the browser cache once.
@fcwilt Ha I admit I breezed right over what you were really asking... Yeah I can't think of a reason for that many Y's either... World's heaviest print bed?
Maybe the OP just likes the sound of lots of steppers.
@dc42 Thank you so much for clearing that up for me. I just want to ensure I have all the information needed to fill out the configurator correctly. Thank you.
@phaedrux awesome look forward to the new version.
If you can I would write
" the intention has always been that it gets you a starting point for syntax and command layout and then you would go through the customization process"
at the start of the configurator for other new users like me who assume that it is 100% all you need
@manjoel where is it preventing you from entering those values? Most likely, one of the other values you have entered is not compatible with those values.
Good question. Will see about that. In the meantime you can choose io1 and then edit the config.g after you've got it in place using the web interface to use io0.
