G90ak Edition OSR2+ Feedback Thread

Came to me in 3 days after shipping, even though shipping was done at night on the same day. It was also most of the way across the country. That seems fair to me. Not sure what your situation was but I have never had a single problem with ak. Whenever I ask for any help or advice I get it within a day.

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By lead time they mean the time it takes for stock to be available. They wanted to buy a machine asap but ak only sells at the start of the month and in the middle normally.

There has never been a problem of any sort between myself and G90AK.

When I first developed interest in a multi axis model, all avenues pointed straight to his builds. I did not educate myself on his bath sales method and simply saw that there was no availability at the time. I have nothing but good things to say about the dude.

Had I realized the quickness with which his inventory is replenished at the time I would have gladly waited. Definitely an impulse buy and a regrettable one goiing through YHC. That dudes website looked pretty streamlined and I went for it. At that time I wasn’t a Patreon member, nor did I even know a thing about the platform, other than having heard mention of the name. That’s why I didn’t take the deep dive and fully educate myself before jumping the gun. AliBaba prints and delivery accuracy eclipse that of YHC. And I only started to get aggravated by the time my quoted delivery date estimate came around and he hadnt started printing the case, arms or adapters. He told me he had ordered servos, board etc. etc.

I appreciate quality work, committment to timelines and even believable setbacks. I don’t mind a wait at all. Hell, I told G90AK earlier through DM that I would gladly wait six months for the most durable, lowest maintenance, dick breaker servos with aluminum cnc machined parts. I’d love to see pins and clips where machine screws and nuts have been loosening off periodically, threaded holes in an aluminum body rather than hot nuts inserted into some variant of poly print media. To effectively keep costs down, the larger drop pieces of aluminum block need to be machined into some other sought after item. I know an old man that makes the same part over and over again and makes a small fortune selling these pieces smaller than an old flip phone to one of the larger producers of the elevators seen at beachfront homes used to lift the groceries up to the house..

Apologies for the off topic drift. I just cant wait to see someone take off and run with this idea. Billet aluminum polished blinging sr6 enemy blinder dick twister 5000

  1. Answers super quick. Would send a message, realize that I forgot a detail 2 mins later and then see that he already answered my initial question. He’s also very patient and helpful (I happened to not read most of the thread lmao).

  2. No problem here

  3. Easy enough to setup. When switching the receiver, I had trouble with a screw that didn’t turn (stripped) and had to put in a lot of effort to turn it without damaging it further. Accidentally installed the onahole adapter upside down at first but the fault is on me. Had to flash khrull’s firmware to make some game mods work, which was a bit of a pain point. G90ak’s instruction manual is very good to get the basics down and just watch videos.

  4. Packaging was very well done; discreet with lots of bubble wrap.

  5. High quality stuff, very solid. I’m not knowledgeable with 3D printed parts but this seems very dense and durable.

  6. Got the quiet servos. Obviously it still makes noise and made my desk noticeably shake (this is my first auto stroker so I can’t compare the intensity). Had to place rubber mats under my desk, I think that helped prevent the vibrations from going further.

  7. Saw some of the scripts. They seem well made but a lot of the videos are not really my cup of tea. I plan on checking them out eventually because I did see some that seemed interesting.

  8. Not much else to say. This is a big upgrade over manually jerking off. Thanks!

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Been meaning to leave feedback since I got the device in early January; however, I was busy with University. However, I heavily recommend buying from g90ak

  1. Very quick at responding and even answered all my questions regarding the OSR2+

  2. Payment was very simple and gave the tracking information very quickly.

  3. The guide that comes included with tips and even information on how to set up is great and I have definitely been using it.

  4. The OSR2+ was delivered with great packaging as the device was protected really well and arrived very quickly

  5. As soon as I opened the box, I was amazed by the print quality since it felt great in hand. The build quality is also very great as it’s been able to keep up considering how long ago I got it.

  6. I got a Quiet OSR2+ Unit and as mentioned the use has been really great especially for my first auto stroker as I was deciding between the Handy or OSR2+ and I’m glad I chose the OSR2+

  7. The exclusive scripts that are provided from g90ak are really great as everything is very well scripted and was also a great plus to have access to.

  8. I’d add on how helpful g90ak is, I forgot how to make the OSR2+ work one time, and when I reached out for help he was very fast and great at finding out what the issue was. Turned out I didn’t plug both cables in and felt so stupid. Again highly recommend buying from g90ak.

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  1. Very fast response and immediately checked shipping info as well as the option to back out of purchase once shipping costs were known. Steps laid out very clearly as were follow-ups.

  2. Aside from the shipping cost, very painless :smiley: All clearly instructed, several options that all were above board and not sketchy.

  3. I made it more complicated than it needed to be… Was assuming that I needed to flash/sync use Arduino loader etc based on reading how to build one myself, initially thought the instructions weren’t great, because they skipped all those steps. But then realised I only needed to do actual steps. with a different player substituted in at the end. But it was even easier on a Mac than the steps in the guide, macOS already has drivers, all you need to do is work out what USB port it’s on, and connect to a Mac-friendly app. I tried XTPlayer and Funplayer. Funplayer is way nicer looking, but currently as of writing does not support multi-axis. But it does play native video, connect to VLC, or sync to Stash web player through a Safari extension. The hardest part of all this was finding Mac-friendly steps. No issues with the unit. Only concern is that the flashers and firmware in the support section of the guide are PC based, but that is a future issue if the ESP fails.

  4. Arrived faster than the power brick I ordered from Amazon, well packaged, very obvious that thought has been put into shipping cleanly and well protected.

  5. At a glance it nearly looks like injection moulding. Close inspection, it is a very clean print, uniform layer lines, no colour bleed, screw heads all looked fresh with no mechanical tearing. I think this is as close to a ā€˜finished’ store shelf product as you can get for a DIY niche thing.

  6. Got quiet servos and they are quite, I guess… I don’t need to worry about noise, and have nothing to compare it to. I just wanted the better quality. There was what seemed like a grinding/clicking metallic noise when in motion, but not when I was moving the servos when off. Realised it was the metal attachments points clacking. Can’t hear it when using headphones, and it’s not a terrible noise, but I was worried the servos were losing teeth for a few minutes before I worked it out.

  7. Not to yuk anyone’s yum, not fussed about AI or Deepfake, but the real movies are a nice varied selection with excellent video quality, they don’t look AI smoothed with upscale, they just look good.

  8. Did reach out for a tech support issue because I couldn’t get multi axis to work in playback, (the commands worked one sending config and test signal) and got immediate response, that helped me realise that XTPlayer wasn’t liking the combined scripts from the site, had to go and get the seperate tracks.

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