BazBot v3 Upgrades - Titan Extruder Mod

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I was not pleased with the bowden performance on such a long tube. I was having issues with certain filaments roughing up the interior of the teflon tube, increasing friction. I was also worried about the issues I would encounter if I tried printing flexible materials. I was looking at upgrading to a geared extruder anyway, so I designed it to be able to mount directly to the effector and act as a direct drive system. I couldn't be happier with the results. There are also 3 more holes in the effector that are designed to house 5mm LEDs. I don't have them mounted in the picture. For the LCD Mount there is only 1 bracket. Simply mirror this part in your slicer for the other side. Designed to fit reprapdiscount LCD. Post-Printing Assembly M3 screws are used to attach the LCD housing to the LCD and brackets to the LCD enclosure. M5 screws are used to secure the brackets to the aluminum extrusions. M3 screws are used to attach the Titan extruder/Nema 17 mounting bracket to the effector. They do NOT thread into the effector. I use T-nuts (any nut would do I guess) underneath to secure the mount. How I Designed This Remixed from: This is an addon for my BazBot v2. For a control knob, I just used one already designed by JolietDelta. Fits nice and snug. The majority of the BazBot was all designed in SolidWorks. In an attempt to force myself to learn AutoDesk Fusion 360, I designed all of the items here.