Printer is now setup; cura default for the printer works - likely can go faster though.

Seems to be fully functional, but prints wont stick to the print plate. A new FEP had no effect. It's unclear what the cause of this was. It might have simply been the orientation of the printed part, given it's surface area. The resin is also possibly a little older than is desirable.

The printer needs a 24V 2A adapter with an appropriate barrel jack whose location is not currently known; if you know, please reach out!

Fully functional; prints well with the default settings defined for it in Lychee Slicer. Still looking for open source alternative.

Functional; recently ran a successful test with an open source slicing setup: use prusa slicer settings for the original prusa SL1 and post process with uv3dp for ctb version 2 (uv3dp --progress ./prusa_output.sl1 ./file_for_printer.ctb --version 2 info).

Printer is turning on but has not been analyzed further.

Printer does not accept most SD cards; 2GB SDSC cards were acquired in the hopes they may work but we haven't been successful yet. Unclear where the problem lies.

Printer is leveled and prints successfully.

Work In Progress -- Use With Caution

Note:
The base firmware does not properly use stored z-calibration values after a reboot.

The machine now runs Marlin. Z-calibration seems quite good, but other tuning steps are needed, as the filament is stringing.

• [Done] ~~PID: https://www.lpomykal.cz/kossel-pid-calibration/ ~~
• [Done] Extruder: https://www.lpomykal.cz/anycubic-kossel-marlin-extruder-calibration/
• Flow: https://www.lpomykal.cz/anycubic-kossel-marlin-flow-calibration/

There's an issue which occurs at the end of a print. The machine attempts to home the extruder, but only homes one axis at a time, which doesn't work with a delta configuration. This causes the firmware to throw an error as the end-stops cannot be reached, and the machine halts and beeps. It's not the end of the world but it sucks.

The latest Cura includes a machine profile for the Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus

baud (for USB): 250000
version: bugfix-2.1.x
marlin configuration file: delta/Anycubic/Kossel Linear Plus

Fully functional.

Needs to be fully re-assembled and test. More details here.

Works! more details here

Works! Requires proprietary software to run.

Note: also accepts certain formats from inkstitch (open source) but may jam easily unless care is taken.

Works!

Works!

https://www.lixada.com/p-l1350us.html

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Fixed! It takes a while to boot (~5 min).

Works!

The UI is confusing.

To chage the Temperature, press and hold the Enter button.
If you press and hold the Up Button, you will actually decalibrate the temperature. Which is very funny, but also makes the device appear broken.
If it's not working well, like it won't heat up and won't take a new temperature, you can perform a factory reset.

• Turn off the switch
• press and hold both the up and Enter buttons
• turn on the switch while holding both buttons
• Release both buttons when an A appears. This A stands for "Asian", and you can press Up to select U for United States.

Some YouTube explanation of the above: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxeN9q336Wg

It's really bad UI. But it's a realy good soldering station.

Works! (replaced 907A handle)

Works!

Works! Takes HPGL over serial (USB to serial cable in accessories box).

Inkcut can generate and send the right format if setup appropriately -- something along the lines of the following should work: Device->Setup, Add, Name="QL US Cutter", Driver="Inkcut Generic Driver", Connection=(some sort of serial setup, defaults to 9600 baud -- details are computer dependent), Protocol->Language=HPGL

Works!