v5 vs v6 hotend 3d models
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Now on my printer, the head is centred in the fan shroud - bbNewFanShroudMoved5mm.stl Important note: Remember that with this fan there will be some cooling of your hotend as well. You should re-calibrate and set your PID settings to avoid wild...
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Take off the gantry profile (horizontal one) and all the X axis (extruder profile hotend). No need to take off the bed. 1. Loosen the Z profiles and use strong spring clips to join them together with the gantry profile as a ruler (horizontal upper...
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The printer will have dual Z dual stepper setup, SKR board, BlTouch, BMG direct drive with volcano hotend, and Z anti-backlash Delrin nuts. My goal is a machine for big prints with 0.6 or 0.8 mm nozzle.\r\n\r\n####WHY\r\n\r\nSimply put: I wanted a...
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Notes You can safely install the front chain around the hotend/thermistor couplings that are on the cable, without encountering any issues. Depending on the size of your cable grommets, you may need to trim the edges slightly to allow the attachment...
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The cutout for the pad might not need supports, but you should probably do supports on the big cutout.I loved the idea of having the original look of the Prusa Mini heatsink, but it's missing the text, and a couple other Prusa style features.I...
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* Theoretically you can set extruder for different materials, so you could mix for example TPU and PLA, but you want to be careful about the bed/hotend temperatures and the transitions. ... Inspiration / How to ...
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NOTE!IF YOU ARENT READING THE REST, AT LEAST KNOW YOU NEED SUPPORT STRUCTURES TO PRINT THIS FILE.Original .STL's:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4316238/files (X_axis_hotend_connector.stl) by...
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Start moving your hotend further away from the bed. If you are using Z offset, the start to reduce the - number you start with (ie, if you test print with -2.50 and the text is too thin or not there at all, reduce that number to -2.45 and try...
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### Things not modeled currently / To-Do: * Extruder and extruder stepper * Hotend, but printhead is otherwise complete * Y idlers, stepper, or belt (unlikely to do belt, but might add a mockup stand-in later) * X stepper or belt * X idler (need to...
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PID tune: PID tuning should be done if you want really stable temperatures, this can be done for the hotend in the menu Configuration/Advanced Settings/Temperature but the user feedback is totally missing so I recommend doing this with gcodes...
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The electronics changes include: TH3D Parts: * EZboard Lite: https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/ezboard-lite/ * Dual Z Stepper Motor Adapter with Cable: https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/dual-z-stepper-motor-adapter-w-cable/ * Heated Bed MOSFET:...
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I also added a single version of the SG90 Mount, so you can glue / solvent weld the part to your existing fanduct / hotend and my configuration.h file for reference. What do you need? SG90 servo (and the accessoires it came with) the printed...
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10/1/16 - Mounts for E3D's Titan Extruder with a E3DV6 hotend have been added, along with stl files that include mounting for the ir bracket to use DC42's ir sensor. The scad file also includes proximity and BLTouch options. 10/15/16 - blower.scad...
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The description of the original design may also provide some information beyond this one.My CR 6 is working great with my previous CR6 TAP design but I've now modified my design again for these improvementsModularity to add support for Mosquito,...
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The quality of the filter material you use is important to the performance of this design. Print SettingsNoteOpen the provided .3mf files in PrusaSlicer for the exact settings and paint on supports I used to print the parts.PrinterPrusa...
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#define FIL_RUNOUT_PIN 11 // Hictop+BNV, instead of pins_RAMPS.h #define AUTO_BED_LEVELING_LINEAR //Hictop #define MIN_PROBE_EDGE_LEFT 3 // Hictop #define MIN_PROBE_EDGE_RIGHT 175 // Hictop #define MIN_PROBE_EDGE_FRONT 10 // Hictop #define...
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This happened to my first attempt so i increased the layer height and line width and increased the temperature of the filament hotend. The second attempt worked just fine. You need to get a strong enough material and with good enough layer adhesion...
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Heat sets were also used for the sensor mounts m3x4x5mm would probably work fine I used longer ones that I'm less likely to use on other projects.The mount is bolted to the top cross bar using m5 bolts and T nuts, 4 holes are provided for extra...
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This upgrade works well with the MicroSwiss all metal hotend upgrade I performed in a previous video, but one is not a pre-requisite for the other. You can do them independently or together. </p><p>The Bondtech LGX Lite is a great option for...
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... there tipple-check, twice for extra precaution. Double-and-Tipple Check The Print Head Next ensure your printer's print head has access to all 4 corners of the heated plate (which should already have a built-in hotend) Lightly mark these places.
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It is recommended to do a PID tune of your hotend after installation. Many thanks to members of the Prusa3D discord for providing feedback and doing the CFD analysis! Running Bear extruder? Click here for the Bear variant:</h5><h5><a...
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By using the same switch to probe the surface of a stationary bed, more consistent results should be obtained than if you were to use three different switches through a tilting bed._ - I feel like I should mention that I attempted to make an effector...
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Bed 52 degrees and hotend 208 degrees. SPECIAL NOTE: To print the clairlune.stl , print the first 2 layers (.3mm layers) in white, then pause and switch to black and continue. ...<h3>How I Designed This</h3> <p><strong>All original design</strong></p>...
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This way it takes less spinning to manually up and down the hotend. Easily fluently movable with just one finger. Cover plate is the same as in the original version. VIDEOS A simple quick and dirty demonstration by me of how the knob...
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The manufacture info is outdated, so ignore it: I had to dehydrate the Priline super hard PC-CF 12-16hrs, then I had to increase the flow 101-102.5% to make up for the volume lost during dehydration 238C hotend is the hotest I could go , 65-70C bed...
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> Firmware Upgrades (Currently running Marlin 1.1.9) - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2792104 > New E3DV6 hotend (with insulating sock) – E3DV6 mount is found within this package > +24V heat bed (Running in PID mode) -...
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FEATURES: • Simple, strong, fast, high-quality, and accurate splicing • Fully automated with minimal human interaction • Joins leftover filaments up to 50 meters in length • Self-rewinding merged filaments onto one spool (preferably using my...
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So that the filament can enter the hotend and is progressively curved to 1.75mm. to produce heat I simply used a cheap chineese PID controler equiped with a thermocouple sensor https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AX9gl4 - the PID is controlling a...
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Please note that when mounting the tensioner, it's recommended to turn it around 180 degrees so that the tensioner extends towards the rear of the printer (opposite to attached pictures), especially if you have any mods on the hotend (cable guides...
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... you Paul, for his ingenious design. :) http://www.thingiverse.com/paul_delta/about David, for his ingenious calculator. http://www.thingiverse.com/dc42/about Professional3D, for his .scad of the E3D hotend: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:548237