So many pieces!

[anon4321 16]

Wow, more complicated than I imagined!

 

[skint 61]

What .. a UM2 ? When I got mine, my first thought was " Wow, quite simple " lol

 

[Dim3nsioneer 557]

Sounds rather like an UM Original kit. Take your time to assemble it nicely. This time is not lost! Enjoy it!

 

[ian 32]

the online wiki is very good and pay good attention to the orientation of your parts when you assemble them !

Everything should click together nicely... Be extra careful about assenblying the wood parts of the hotend... there are two that are very delicate !

But... we are always here willing to help :-)

Ian :-)

 

[Daid 304]

619 parts, or 652 if you include the ulticontroller.

Good luck :-)

 

[Dim3nsioneer 557]

619 parts, or 652 if you include the ulticontroller.

Good luck :smile:

 

With or without the spare screws and nuts?

 

[anon4321 16]

Yeah sorry, it is an UM1. I got it going. Just a little more daunting than I thought. Just put the ulticontroller together. Even have the doodle3d working on my network.

This was from last night:

 

[gr5 2,094]

What the hell? You put the whole thing together in one day? It took me at least 3 evenings (I forget).

 

[anon4321 16]

No, it was ALL day with some started the night before.... Probably equivalent to three evenings depending on how much time is an "evening". I've guessing took me something like 18 hours. I have a bad back and poor workspace so probably took 30% longer than it should have.... And I really need to put tools away so I don't spend 30 minutes looking for a damn hammer.

 

[Dim3nsioneer 557]

What the hell? You put the whole thing together in one day? It took me at least 3 evenings (I forget).

 

That's because you didn't drink a coffee when the assembly instructions indicated... :wink:

 

[peter--seed 0]

Well if you can't put a flat pack bookcase together from Ikea this is definitely a project to work your way up too, I would suggest doing some Mechano and Lego builds for warm up exercises. LOL.