Hypercube Magnetic Quick Mount Printhead X Carriage

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Hey there, I present my very quick mountable Hypercube magnetic printhead. I personally use it with a lot of different nozzle diameters and V6/vulcano setups. Since you are changing the whole printhead you need following components for each head: - E3D Hotend full kit - Radial Fan - Cooling Fan - Bed Level Sensor <b>Dowel Pins</b> M4 screws are used to mount the E3D Mount centered to the carriage and transmit sideways forces. <b>Mount the Magnets</b> Purchase some magnets anywhere, e.g. from <a href="https://www.banggood.com/50PCS-N52-Round-Disc-Magnets-12mmX2mm-Rare-Earth-Neodymium-Magnet-p-947143.html">Banggood</a>. The magnets shall be glued in. Consider PETG does not bond to glue so good. PLA shall be a better option in this case. I suggest to orient the magnets with alternating polarities. Additionally I added some tape to the magnet's surface to protect them from damage but this is optional. <b>Materials you need</b> <i>Electrics</i> - D-Sub 9 Female for the printer side - D-Sub 9 Male for the printhead side <i>X Carriage</i> - 8x Neodymium Magnets (d=12x2mm) - 11x M3 Nuts - 11x M3x10 Screws - 2x M4 Nuts - 2x M4x10 Screws <i>E3D Mount</i> - 8x Neodynmium Magnets (d=12x2mm) - 2x M3x10 - 2x M3x16 - 1x M3x20 You can find my pinout for a d-sub 9 connector in the download section. Looking for a <b>Fan Duct</b> with Sensor Mount? E3D V6 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1796964 E3D Vulcano https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2433892 Some further Improvement Ideas An integrated electric connection with pogo pins would be worth a remix. The source files are for Design Spark Mechanical