This orginally started out following the Haeckel design and was a decent printer except
for the irregular layering on all of my prints. I was suspicious of the Z and X-ends from the very beginning
but decided go forward with the build anyway. I like the rigid cube construction that allowed for many upgrades
and quick repairs when needed. And it is very easy to enclose when ambient temperature becomes a issue.
Although the prints were dimensionally correct all of them had the bad Z-wobble look.
There was never any problem with the printer doing 10+ hour prints its just that the quality of the prints
left much to be desired. Other than the Ordbot I didn't see any printers using the Makerslide axes so I thought I'd give it a try.
It was easy to assemble with minimal cutting and drilling.
The whole Z & X change out was only about $ 130.00 which I thought more than reasonable.
Using the Makerslide rail,carriages and V-wheels in place of the smooth rods and linear
bearings constrained my print area quite a bit buy overall it made a vast improvement in the quality of my
prints.
