@Mikenopolis thanks for holding my hand through the mod BTW 
(Great tutorial video)
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I saw that tutorial and it still looks difficult enough for me to mess up. Something about cutting pbc’s worries me. It would be nice to have a new remote case but the stock gt2b gets me by fine.
I want to make the trigger mechanism a bit stiffer though.
Yeah, the battery part is especially sketchy. I actually had the (+) tab pop off due to a crappy battery weld when I pulled the plastic. Had to weld it back on… working fine now!
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someone mentioned that my tutorial was dangerous because I didn’t say the battery part could be a fire hazard since you could potentially short the positive and negative…I thought it was a given. But this is the reason phone case boxes say “phone not included” 
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haha, no worries, the fire and electrocution hazard warnings are on the sticker that says “do not dissassemble this battery”
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Like you mentioned in the description, it really helps to cover the site you are not soldering and a tiny little bit of the site you are soldering with kapton tape.
Btw. thanks a lot for that awesome tutorial!
If anyone in the EU would like someone to print you something hit up @Mainflow
He has a Original Prusa i3 MK3S and currently can print in PLA
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Bump, Prints better than before
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I’ve been wondering. Why does the gt2b have triple trims? My aps only uses 1
I believe 0.2
I’d turn that down to 0.12 or 0.16 for rounded parts like remote cases. It will help smooth those lines out a bunch!
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And for better prints in eu
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If you want proof I can send you a photo of our counter top
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Also all the money we make goes right back into the printer.
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That is super nice, whatcha printing?
