Zyltech HEVO 2.0 Build Series: Part 0

Step by step build series for the Zyltech HEVO.
Some of the improvements include stronger printer parts, improved ease of assembly, and eliminated all heat inserts.
Link to the files www.prusaprinters.org/prints/...

[@GregsMakerCorner]

The corner brackets are a really nice touch.

[@mdscheu1]

This is so much appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to do this series.

[@SteamLabs]

Glad it was helpful!

[@knoker666]

awesome series, thank you for the information.
on a side note It would be awesome if you would number the sequence of videos so youtube orders them :)

[@SteamLabs]

Will do.

[@wmj8922]

Thanks for putting together this series. I have been looking at the 445 to supplement the build volume of my MK3 printer.
I noticed ZYLTech is no longer selling the full kit for the 445, and it is only suppling the mechanical hardware as a kit. Was something wrong with the original supplied kit?

[@SteamLabs]

I'm glad you found the series. The Zyltech kit had many low end parts. Some barely worked, some didn't work at all. Regarding mechanical parts, I would only get the extrusion from Zyltech. I would also skip the smooth rods for the X and Y axes and go with linear rails.

[@wmj8922]

Do the smooth rods not work well, or is it that the linear rails have better performance?
From reading your comment it sounds like you believe this printer needs to be self sourced to work correctly, and I may want avoid the 445 hardware kit?
Very interested in building this but want to make sure I start on a good footing.
Thanks!

[@GregsMakerCorner]

The video seems to have an error. You have the same footage twice, with a gap in between. You may want to reupload.

[@SteamLabs]

Good catch, I'm still learning how to edit :)