Budaschnozzle .stl made with sketchup

Budaschnozzle .stl made with sketchup

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This is a quick model I made in SketchUp using the drawings found on the Lulzbot wiki. the exact height may not be right, but it's good enough for my purposes. I'm trying to make a dual head mount with remote filament feeders for my Airwolf XL3D. The Rambo board has connections for a 2nd extrude head so it just seems like a waste not to utilize it. More uploads to come as I make progress, but I just wanted to get this out in the thingiverse since I haven't seen one yet. You might notice the heater block and lower support are different, that's so I can mount 2 of them as close as possible. so my build volume is not limited too much. The Aiewolf XL3d already has a large 12/8/7" build volume, I'm hoping it will be no smaller than 11/8/7" when everything is done. Edit: Initial carriage design. I'm still able to keep the same 12" X width by narrowing the carriage. Since it won't be holding all of the additional weight of the motors/drive mechanism it should be fine. I just need to add some fan mounts and I'm done. But since all I've printed with so far is ABS it hasn't been a priority. But if I'm extruding multiple materials like TPE (Ninjaflex) and ABS I need to have independent cooling options.

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