Meduza wrote:It is a EOS Eosint M250x and did cost a huge sum of money when it was new 100+kg of materials are included.
That material is probably worth at least as much as you want for the printer if it is in good condition, maybe you should start by selling that?
I tried to sell in the printer to our metal printing expert at work by the way and at first she was very excited, having used one of those.
But now she is more like "oh, that old thing has CO2 laser, I want a new one with a fancy Yb fiber laser instead"
ivan.akapulko wrote:Holy cow... 5 RS-485?
Never counted them
I think it is regular stepper drivers that are connected through the DSUB-connectors.
I think there are four motors for the sample stage, but there could be a fifth motor hiding somewhere for hight adjustment.
The tungsten filament only comes in 1.75 mm by the way and it is a bit expensive.
So if I am going to print it on the Ultimaker I need to use my 1.75 mm setup anyway.
And some extra precision from a direct feeder does not hurt, when printing things for X-ray machines.