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Thanks for the info i will have to give the esun CF a try, i found with tpu i had to pop it in the oven for a 1 hour to get reliable prints. If you use prusaslicer there is a option for elephant foot compensation, which i have found pretty much eliminates elephant foot. What fan settings to do you u...

Hi Dadio, could you let me know what make of CF Nylon you are using?, i use CF petg but still breaking parts, i have been through the same pain of making items from PLA then changing to stronger materials as you break them :) i have upgraded my Ender 3 to a all metal hot end so i should be able to p...

Thanks for the info guys, the shop is going to check to see if they have any of these parts.

Thanks for the manual but it does not show part numbers , i am sure back in the day
it was always hard to work out the part numbers.

I am looking for some parts for my above Yok, as i may of found a shop which may have a couple of items, but they need part numbers. Not sure if there has ever been a list or exploded diagram around ?. Below are the items i am looking for part numbers for, and help would be great :D Front belt Rear ...

Weirdly, the tubs are not as shiny on the bottom (I know the Atomic Carbon AC10 had the same issue - same tub, just a different weave). The tubs are made from a one piece mould, which fits inside the tub, so that is the smooth / shiny side, if a two piece mould was used then both sides would be shi...

It is HKP, and hopefully soon

I speak to FB most days, and they said that demand for the RC10 had perked up, i wonder why lol. If you drop them a email please be patient they are pretty busy but they will get back to you as soon as they can. So i hope to see more carbon fibre tub rc10's in the gallery pages :lol: must get around...

Do you still have the spare rear bulkhead asso-man!, i have been looking for ages for one, and noticed you had two

FERRETTI wrote:I'm in, any prices yet

Around £210 here in the UK

As Ferretti says the problem is the nose plate, it is completely hand made, trimmed then jigged up and drilled. Unless there is a bulk amount Fibre-Lyte are not to keen. After they made a nose plate for me they realised the amount of time it took to make them.

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=1436

Ok little update with the nose plate fitted , a little filling was needed to make sure it fitted flush inside the tub, still got no gold shocks so i am now a bit stuck, i have some of the normal grey/gunmetal shocks but i just don't think they will look right ?. http://www.gforceimages.net/photos/ac...

That is so cool

Asso_man! wrote:so what's up with that carbon molded chassis? Did you finish the build-up or is the front nose plate still not done?

Busy with other projects so not had much time, but the nose plate came in last week, so i will hopefully post some new photos soon