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@Giarc lol :) That would actually be cool looking, to show just how fine of detail can be. I could even make part of the front glass a magnifier...
David, it would be really cool if you would make a pen with the OpenBuilds logo on it as it would be an honor to have it displayed on the all new...
Hello Jorge Please have a look to ensure you have installed the latest drivers -...
As I remember, I believe the travel cutting area of the 1515 sized OX was: X Axis: 1320mm Y Axis: 1275mm Z Axis: 69mm Hope this helps
Really well done Aaron! I think I am more in love with the look of this Build then it's function :) Look forward to seeing how well the dual...
Amazing Build Ryan! thank you for sharing :thumbsup:
Good idea, I am sure they would love to hear the feedback. Coming along great David
Hello Marlin. Yes, OpenBuilds spends years creating and testing our products to ensure our customers have great experiences with all of our...
Very nice! thank you :thumbsup:
This is the kind of collaboration OpenBuilds is all about! It's really developing into a fun machine to have on hand.
Very cool! Now you could take it a step further and utilize a simple turn table in front (maybe on a bit of a shelf, so that you could wrap mugs...
Well done David :thumbsup:. Do you think it could be rotated on its back to allow for vertical lasering on a wall for instance?
You can check out the docs on the v5 here - Home ยท Spark-Concepts/xPro-V5 Wiki
Very cool! I know that feeling for sure, but I have to say it pales in comparison to how amazing it is after the assembly to watch the machine...
Hi John, I know that there has been mention of email hiccups that have happened during the move that may be causing this to happen, it should be...
Hi Tim, The Team is working hard to ensure you receive your order quickly and I am sure its in que soon. We are excited to see all the cool...
Great job Peter thanks for the share!
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Hi Radams, As I recall there should be enough extra wire from the initial build that we normally coil up in the back that will allow for extra...
Really cool concept! I can see this idea being incorporated into board games as well. Thanks for sharing
