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I use Cura exclusively. I was able to get a complete print by setting the layer height to .1 and the fill to 95%. When the print finished I could see through the section of the body where the recess...

Any tricks to printing the 45 cal bullet feeder die? I have tried twice. Both times the wall thickness at the recess that lets the balls retract to allow bullets to pass is so thin it fails in the...

In reading this thread it appears that a number of people have made significant contributions to the open source bullet feeder. I printed most of the parts I needed for a 9mm setup back when...

Does the collator plate ride on the bottom of the bullet feeder case or is there a spacer on the motor drive shaft that spaces it above the case? In looking at the MBF motor there does not appear to...

For me personally I don't NEED a DRO, however, as others have said they are very nice to have to do accurate work quickly. The Grizzly DRO's are over priced IMO. Look at the DRO's on Ebay. I've owned...

Well sad to report the printer collator plate driver failed right below where the wing connects to the shaft. The shaft is hollow at this point. A small tweak to the CAD model would fix this.

Well I printed the drive device for the 370 motor. It seems to fit well and has a shoulder to raise the collator plate off the bottom of the bowl. Not knowing the torque available from the motor or...

I have the same question. In looking at a number of YouTube videos it appears that the drive for the collator plate is just a cross pin through the shaft. So the collator plate slides on the bottom...

I guess I'm late to the party but I just started building the bullet feeder. I just completed printing the 9mm collator plate. Took over 18 hours. I used .16 height, and 80% fill. What settings is...