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You know what Chomecobalt....Go for it. Drop $2600. For years people have been coming in asking about these glorified hot glue guns. Swearing they think they should might be able to maybe work. For years, weve been telling you guys NOPE. So Im taking a different approach. I say go for it...

I might be able to clear up some of your confusion. Your posting title simply says "Now hiring". 90% of technicians who are not running their own lab are always considering their options. So you get the views.... But then we read your ad, and I can only speak for myself, Youd have to be offering...

My new find cost more to ship than its price. But I still got it for less than a materials order to fill it up.

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I havent really read this whole thread all the way through. So if what I type isnt keyed in correctly I apologize... Instead of offering a unit based discount, Charge your full price, Insist on CC or monthly, FROM the management group..... Do not agree to deal with each individual dentist on...

ZsoltM... The evaluation of materials and practices is exactly what a professional forum such as this is for. I have not disrespected anyones point of view on any matter of technical practice. I will admit that my stance on the Human Resources PC drivel being injected into this technical matter...

Seriously Droberts? Beat him to death? Now Ill rant....this is exactly the problem in america today. We have become a bunch of ineffectual neutered pansies afraid to give or receive anything but praise. Guess what? 31 years ago the USPHS was a year away from deciding "hey people with aids...

Ive read your post several times....and read my own a few more as well. I neither agree with your assessment nor feel any regret should he receive my words with any of the brashness you have perceived. The only even slightly biting portion of my brief commentary was the "used car salesmen" note...

I can accept wanting a more "wet" look for photography.....but I wouldnt ever want to deliver a greased case.... 1st you can never be too careful when it comes to patient sensitivities....you may never have a problem...but I wouldnt want to explain/justify it if you ever had someone react poorly...

yeah I technically can homeX...allowing me to map....but when the bed reaches that "not fully at rear" stop it pauses...as it would at the true rear....then when it moves forward it gives the x following error fault.... so there isnt really any measure to consider. As for the Xhome opto.....I...

yes its just the x. In the next day or two, I plan to open it back up reclean the strip....and try to home again. As the distance of rear travel seems shortened by exactly as much as the excessive forward move.... is there a way, a command, switch etc...that the system resets an axis? We run...

it will not allow me map before I tell it to x home and it does its attempt. as the x home opto switch is triggering when I manually move the stage forward as shown at the start....I want to eliminate that from the possible problems anything look crazy here?

okay, home x respond, ive got movement, but its definitely wrong movement. it seems to be trying to move around 6 inches past the full forward position....rattle shake rattle shake so after I typed that I realized it was a pretty useless description so I just went and made a video....excuse the...

well...I opened her up. disconnected, traced, inspected, and reconnected most of the x axis components. restarted the printer. there is movement...I am at warming stage 2 955. Something is clearly wrong still. when it tried to home x....something was very off about the response. seemed as...

Same machine. I absolutely love it when its working. we just have a bad habit of not keeping it running...and it really hates downtime. like a finikey old sportscar if it sits for long it doesnt want to run when awoken. I am about to start todays battle....hopefully ill at least get it moving.

I was called offsite this week. Unfortunately, havent been able to get to the facility yet. Im planning on making my thursday of it...sorry to leave everyone in suspense. Crazy time of year for me.

I got swamped today and just got around to checking in.. It will be monday before I get back to the machine... but optosensors all check fine. Initially I was failing out on powerup before I could even attach to the remote diag I managed to force shut down, which allowed the printer to start...

Well since this seems to be the DIY repair shop thread..... Our invisionhr is paralyzed. Xhome fatal error. so I took it all apart....cleaned the strip....reassembled... still getting the same error.... went into the remote diag... manually moving X shows change of encoder positon. Attempted...

might be worth checking out metalliferous and kassoy.

curtain?velcro? pshaw... we usually just run our InvisionHR naked. I just recently put its casing back on for the first time in 3 years so we can move it to our new facility. I imagine that the stress of moving will require the case removed and a thorough "therapy" session.