Aluminatus Cable Wire Drag Chain Parts & X End Stop

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These are parts needed to add cable chains to the TrinityOne Aluminatus. The Aluminatus Chain Mount & X End Stop are used to give you something to attach the cable chain too and actually have two fasteners so it cannot twist. It also gives you a more solid X-End Stop with a large footprint. It comes out farther to actually cover the entire hoop of the micro switch. The original on mine would just partially catch it. There are also two vertical tabs for each side so this part cannot rotate. One 5mm button head bolt goes through the Cable Chain end and the Chain Mount & X End Stop into the X carriage. The other hole requires a 3mm nut to be inserted. This will be trapped under the Chain Mount & X End Stop so it is unseen when assembled and no wrench is needed to hold it. A 3mm button head bolt is used in the other hole of the cable chain end. The wires will come around the cable chain end and be fastened with a 2.5mm wide zip ties. The wires will route down and around the extruder motor. These ends are designed to work with these cable chain links: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:611593 It should also work with the version that is not open: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11978 The Aluminatus Cable Chain End X to Z has been added. This transitions the wiring from from X to Z. It has two holes to mount it to the X Carriage existing holes with allen socket head 3mm bolts. It also has some holes that I added to use a separate mount between it and the motor. This bracket was going to zip tie to the motor, but I found that it was rigid enough without this, so I did not make one. There are holes to zip tie the wires down and there are two round cutouts on the part that goes up for a zip tie, but I did not put one on there. The X motor and X limit wires can come up through the bottom hole and join the Extruder wiring to continue on. The Aluminatus Open Chain End Z mounts to the upright using two T slot nuts and 5mm button heads. There are two holes to secure the wires with a zip tie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PSEejv7VGA&feature=youtu.be