


Lloyd's Accumatic 30
A very pretty 4-banger taking its best shot at Pi (okay, my best shot). Almost too big to be a handheld calculator, but still feels great using it.



A very pretty 4-banger taking its best shot at Pi (okay, my best shot). Almost too big to be a handheld calculator, but still feels great using it.
I bought a clutch of Casios in Japan, and they recently arrived. The fx-17 doesn't work, which is why I bought the three calculators.
The Pockecom Journal is from the 90's and has example programs in it.
Nice red LEDs, no pesky Pi key (just the way that I like it), and in perfect shape. No AC adapter. Oh well, can't have it all I suppose.
The lower battery won our struggle and I let it sit that way for the photo shoot. I relented since I didn't want to break the calculator.
All for $15.
My X-Max3 has about 4000 hours on it and the toolhead has (IMO) excessive play in all three directions.
All I should need is the bushings (unless the cover is loose, which it could be since I had to open it up to replace the gear on the extruder).
Has anyone replaced their bushings and what did you replace them with?
Thanks!
BTW, here's a collection for the X-MAX3 (and comparable others) from Printables:
https://www.printables.com/@JJR3D/collections/907600
And here's the complete X-MAX3 Gantry including the toolhead:
https://www.printables.com/model/1698355-qidi-x-max-3-complete-toolhead-and-gantry