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Meh, I don't think you overpaid at $680 if that's all that's needed, a couple of o-rings and a rubber foot, if the rest of the machine/turntable and clamps are in good order...it's a $1K/$1100 machine.

@Federer and Del Potro …Braves looked like a local HS team would’ve give ‘em a run for their money last night. They better change tune quick, 7 hits and 0 runs ain’t gonna cut it.

Hoping the Bravo’s can get it done! They picked a little more difficult, down to the wire path this time around no doubt.

This may’ve been discussed previously and I simply missed it…you mention sending in the V2 for the upgraded control panel for $300, then mention your upgraded panel has been shipped. So we can simply order the upgraded panel and swap ourselves?…certainly don’t want to ship my V2 for something I...

Both, broke down like this…99% pull, 1% push. Lol

Excellent!

Bodacious 2

Outstanding adapter you have 3D printed converting these caster threads…Well done! Did you use PLA, PLA+, PETG, nylon?

Ontario 2

sheriff 4

I don't think I've read a whole lot over the last few years of being in here at least, about 'electronic issues' associated with the Baiardo...certainly not to say they don't exist. Can you elaborate on these specific issues? That would be a royal PITA to have to dismantle, box up and send a...

urethra 3

rudeness 4

linguini 4

cedar 3

Baiardo all the way if you can set the hook on that one. If not, flip 'em to the 850 for the price difference...you know the 850 as well as anyone and still end up with a Cadillac of a machine.

Alex...I'll take Beating A Dead Horse Repeatedly for $1K please

Get the external SLA battery option to begin with to keep the cost as minimal as possible. I've got the external SLA and nothing to carrying it in its' black bag with handle on top.

I’ve got a CR10S Pro as well…pretty good machine.

What slicer are you using…Prusa, Cura? I’ve got a handful of printers…Bambu Labs X1 Carbons, Prusa MK3S+’s, Snapmaker J1S’s, Anycubic Max’s.

mathematics 2

I like the mods and the 3D printed items. PETG or PLA+ with 100% in-fill may’ve worked better on the billiards vice TPU, but good mods. Did you create the stl files for the trays, etc?

Allatoona 4 (lake north of Atlanta)

negligible 2

ranting 4

marque 3

amicable 3

rialto 4

shedding 4

Haven't read through any of the comments but I feel pretty certain a Sawz-all or bandsaw be your best friend in this endeavor...just make sure you measure twice and cut once, not the other way around.