Geeetech

@Flintlocke,
I agree. The original Snaguinololu board worked, but that was about all that could be said for it. Changing the firmware was my first hurdle, as I recall. I was unsuccessful, LOL.
Aside from the cheap extruder and the sub-par Z-axis screw assemblies, it is a solid little printer for ...

I've been involved with open source projects for years - and one this is ALWAYS true - the "product" is always, without a doubt half baked and unfinished, relying on conjecture, heresay, bloody poor documentation and un-managed distributions of software that are riddled with bugs.

Geeetech are no ...

[quote=JustinSB post_id=83150 time=1521020249 user_id=62140]
I've got around 5 different sets of jaws with my clamp, so I'll have to match them up & see if I've already got a set as part of the kit. Meanwhile, I spent last night solder splicing & heatshrinking JST cables onto my new E3D Titan ...

Sounds a lot like my journey with the I3 aluminium so far.

I bought it because... well big fat aluminium frame, hell of a lot better than acrylic or MDF.

Honestly I have no issues with Z-wobble and the leadscrews, maybe I just got lucky.
The hot-end however, holy hell that MK8 is a load of crap ...

I think that I've solved the problem ...
I couldn't update the firmware through the Easy Print software ... it just timed out ...
I updated both old and new boards with the original "Arduino-1.0.1-windows" & Sanguinololu firmware ...
It didn't make any difference at all ... the boards have been ...