Quote from: MbaseCNC on May 21, 2013, 06:17:29 PM

Quote from: wrenchmonkey on May 21, 2013, 05:47:15 PM

Quote from: MbaseCNC on May 21, 2013, 05:40:32 PM

It's all a big guess for now.
Also, there seems to be no schematics for the Klondike design, which makes it very hard to troubleshoot or check for the community.
I'm very surprised nobody asked for the schematics before (except for me, but no answer from the designer).
It doesn't give me a good feeling.

ARE YOU SERIOUS? The guy is putting INSANE amounts of work into this, and has stated that he doesn't want to release anything until it's tested. What are you implying by "It doesn't give me a good feeling"? If you aren't on board, then find another project. The guy's busy, is sticking with what he already stated he would do. And just because he doesn't spoon feed you, you're gonna start getting weird? Roll Eyes

I know he's putting al his time into this, and I now understand he doesn't want to release the schematics before a working product.
It's not about spoon feeding, we all would like to contribute to this and I would like to do my share.
"It doesn't give me a good feeling", sorry, wrong choice of words from my side.
At least now I know why the schematics aren't released yet, but that they will be released in the future.

It's nice that you want to help. I apologize if I came off harsh, but it seemed like you were implying something about the OP, that didn't sit well with me. This forum in general seems to be a giant troll magnet, with people looking for any excuse to sling accusations or passive-aggressive allegations.

That being said, he's stated several times in the thread that he's not going to release schematics until he's absolutely certain that it's ready and fully tested. If anything, that personally gives ME much more confidence, and a "good feeling". I think a lot of people are coming late to the party, and not bothering to read the whole thread. There's a decent amount of fluff in the thread, but if you even just read all the posts by OP (BKKCoins) you will get a pretty good understanding of what's going on, and why.