CNC 1610 Improvements
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<p>This project contains 5 improvements for a 1610 CNC. These improvements were<br>inspired by the following YouTube videos of JJ Hontebeyrie:</p><ul><li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNrqx62lyBI&t;=602s">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNrqx62lyBI&t;=602s</a></li><li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gX_YCsN4wo">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gX_YCsN4wo</a> </li></ul><p><strong>1. Extrusion slot covers</strong></p><p>I've used the following project to cover most of the extrusion slots:<br>https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4641897 . Print the 100 mm long one and<br>scale it in the slicer to get the length you need.</p><p><strong>2. Z-axis endstop</strong></p><p>The sensor must be plugged on the Zen pins of a Woodpecker GRBL board. You<br>will need the following material:</p><p> * One EndStopZBumper.stl printed part<br> * One micro switch. You can remove the one on a Makerbot style end-stop.<br> * One M3 x 20 mm screw<br> * One M3 x 5 mm brass insert<br> * Some wire, terminated with Dupont female connectors at one end<br> * Some Super Glue</p><p><strong>3. X-axis endstop</strong></p><p>The sensor must be plugged on the Xen pins of a Woodpecker GRBL board. The red<br>wire should be left unplugged. You will need the following material:</p><p> * One EndStopXAxis.stl printed part<br> * One Makerbot style end-stop along with the connecting wires<br> * Two M4 x 12 mm screw<br> * Two M4 T-nuts<br> * Two M3 x 12 mm screw<br> * Two M3 nuts</p><p><strong>4. Y-axis endstop</strong></p><p>The sensor must be plugged on the Yen pins of a Woodpecker GRBL board. The red<br>wire should be left unplugged. You will need the following material:</p><p> * One EndStopYAxis.stl printed part<br> * One EndStopYBumper.stl printed part<br> * One Makerbot style end-stop along with the connecting wires<br> * Two M4 x 12 mm screw<br> * Two M4 T-nuts<br> * Two M3 x 12 mm screw<br> * Two M3 nuts</p><p><strong>5. Emergency stop switch</strong></p><p>The sensor must be plugged on the A0 pins of a Woodpecker GRBL board. You will<br>need the following material:</p><p> * One EmergencySwitchHolder.stl printed part<br> * One 12 mm in diameter normally open switch<br> * One M4 x 12 mm screw<br> * One M4 T-nuts<br> * Some wire, terminated with Dupont female connectors at one end</p><p>You will have to use the command **$21=1** to enable the limit switches. You<br>may need to use the command **$23** if an axis does not go in the proper<br>direction after doing a HOME command.</p><p>For the printed parts, support material is not required. An infill of 20% is<br>recommended.</p><p>This object main web page is: <br>http://www.ctheroux.com/cnc-1610-improvements/.</p><p>This object was designed using Solid Edge Community Edition.</p><p>You can request the source files on the page listed above.</p>
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