Hypercube Evolution, My Parts and Remixes - No inserts

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****** Update: I've started working on this again and have decided to publish my latest designs as separate assemblies. The first can be found at [Thing:3483883](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3483883). I'm leaving this thing here as an archive. ****** I've been working on my Hypercube Evolution for a few months now off and on. I'm finally at a point where I've started mocking up the parts and feel like I can share what I've worked on so far. This is definitely a work in progress so please double check everything before deciding to use it. If you find an error please let me know. That said I've spent a lot of time trying to optimize the parts for easy printing and to use common M3 screw lengths. A few important details about my build: I'm using 8020 Inc extrusions (ended up replacing the 2020 extrusions with ones from Zyltech due to the 8020 having too narrow of a channel for standard hardware) I'm going for a standard 300x300x3?? build volume. I ordered the Z extrusions 100mm longer than the spreadsheet called for Utilizing 8mm (X), 10mm (Y) and 12mm (Z) linear rods per the standard build The cast right angle brackets I'm using are from Amazon (http://a.co/5j6OLIc) I'll be using a belt driven, single stepper, dual Z setup It will be controlled by a Duet Wifi It will be powered by a Meanwell HRP-600-24 power supply I'll be using an E3D Chimera hotend, still undecided on the extruder All of my models are either designed from scratch in the case of the unique parts or modeled off of the Inventor files provided by Scott3D (Thanks!) Step files included for easy remixing! If Scott can provide them I believe everyone on this project should. All parts should be in the correct print orientation. Some do require supports but not all. See notes below. Once I have an operating Hevo I plan on editing this to clean it up and provide more details on the build. For now I'll just be sharing what I complete as each part is reasonably ready. Notes: The XY stepper mounts and Y carriage are based on popular and I think very well done remixes. I've tried to get the correct attributions and remix links. If I got them wrong let me know. I took the basic concepts and applied them to Scott's solid models. They are not exact duplicates (though the Y carriage is close to exact), I made changes where I thought it made sense.