Green Maned Lion
Der Unverbesserliche.
The mystery is how it got up there.
What Did You Do To Your Sprinter Today?
- Thread starter Rocksnsalt
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🇺🇸 2014 NCV3 170" cargo with OM651
mv1
"I just work here..."
Look mate, it's fine to promote your own business here, but that's a tad passive-aggressive. One advice - invest into SEO, google is not showing your site.
There's actually quite some prints of frames on https://www.thingiverse.com/, https://www.printables.com and https://makerworld.com/en . You can get some standard (or custom) rockers from amazon or ali.
This one looks neat:
mv1
"I just work here..."
Omg, you're right. Shame on me!
Boxster1971
2023 Sprinter 2500 144wb AWD
Are you not happy with your Bambu printer? What issues are you experiencing with yours? Mine has been flawless with more than 600hrs of print time, most of my creation.
Rocksnsalt
There Can Be Only ONE
That site may be corrupted, it did a lot of wack stuff when I opened it so I closed it out.
CaseyTibbs
Well-known member
This is a good looking cover, but what does this one offer over the other brands, except price?
How do you check the fluid level?
How do you check the fluid level?
Rocksnsalt
There Can Be Only ONE
marklg
Well-known member
I don't have a Bambu. I don't have an issue with the quality of their printers. Their customer service, privacy policies and requirement for using the cloud and threatening an open source programmer are what I don't like.
Autodesk is well known for buying up free CAD software and migrating it to a subscription. I don't like their business practices.
Regards,
Mark
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🇺🇸 2014 NCV3 170" cargo with OM651
More like what did my Sprinter do to me. A front passed last night, accompanied by about 3 hours of moderate to heavy rain. After having water dripping straight onto my head while trying to sleep, I now understand why some people consider waterboarding to be a form of torture! 
I ran into a slight problem when running the power wires to my sky light project yesterday, and didn't get around to hanging the inside panel that bolts to the outside unit and compresses the foam gasket that seals the opening. There was a 1/4" gap between the foam gasket and DIYvan.com AC roof adapter that was allowing the rain to seep in.
TL;dr - My DW and I just ran the power wire (yes, before sunrise!), and bolted the inside panel into place. The foam gasket should now be compressed. I also hooked up the 120V power input, and only have three plugs left to connect before turning the power on and performing the mandatory electrical smoke test to see if it works and makes cold:
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I ran into a slight problem when running the power wires to my sky light
project yesterday, and didn't get around to hanging the inside panel that bolts to the outside unit and compresses the foam gasket that seals the opening. There was a 1/4" gap between the foam gasket and DIYvan.com AC roof adapter that was allowing the rain to seep in.TL;dr - My DW and I just ran the power wire (yes, before sunrise!), and bolted the inside panel into place. The foam gasket should now be compressed. I also hooked up the 120V power input, and only have three plugs left to connect before turning the power on and performing the mandatory electrical smoke test to see if it works and makes cold:
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AH64ID
2025 AWD 144HR
Price was the big driving factor, Yukon had a discount code and free shipping that VC didn’t.
Also, I like the large fill port that Agile doesn’t doesn’t have, so a win win.
The top fill and side level check port is pretty nice to use laying on your back under the van.
”…requirement for using the cloud…” is patently false and you would know that if you did your homework. That alone leads me to believe you are not familiar with the 3d printing experience.
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Tim Hodgson aka "E350"
Well-known member
@gas_sprinter I was delighted to see your photo. Thank you very much for posting this. I have been planning to fabricate something like it for windsurf boards or two whitewater kayaks.
Is this a product for sale? If so, would you post up a URL? If you DIY'd it, would you mind posting up additional photos?
Is this a product for sale? If so, would you post up a URL? If you DIY'd it, would you mind posting up additional photos?
Green Maned Lion
Der Unverbesserliche.
More like what did my Sprinter do to me. A front passed last night, accompanied by about 3 hours of moderate to heavy rain. After having water dripping straight onto my head while trying to sleep, I now understand why some people consider waterboarding to be a form of torture!
I ran into a slight problem when running the power wires to my sky light
TL;dr - My DW and I just ran the power wire (yes, before sunrise!), and bolted the inside panel into place. The foam gasket should now be compressed. I also hooked up the 120V power input, and only have three plugs left to connect before turning the power on and performing the mandatory electrical smoke test to see if it works and makes cold:
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gas_sprinter
Well-known member
@Tim Hodgson aka "E350"
I grabbed this photo from the internet to show the black rear hinges.
But here is the link to the rear surf rack from Sandy Vans: https://sandyvans.com/products/sv-surf-rack?_pos=1&_sid=4bfd2a884&_ss=r
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elemental
Wherever you go, there you are.
The robotics teams I work with have been using Bambu printers; my wife and I worked on the set up for them. The printers are outstanding values, and at least the model that I have used can be set up to work all locally and avoid the cloud service. Using Home Assistant and an Integration for the Bambu printers even makes them monitorable both locally and remotely (assuming one has remote monitoring set up in Home Assistant); even the camera view showing production progress works.
Autodesk has its pluses and minuses, and killing off free products does suck. The teams have used Autodesk products, but aren't right at the moment (for robot parts).
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