March 21, 2017
Description
Full printable, complete Z-axis solution for all lift platform 3D printer.
The Z axis based on current tests, it is a very rigid mechanical structure.
When fitting for something far greater than 0.2mm were posted were in the carriage as the axes of the bearings. This track ends caused mild constipation. Grinding and clamping bolt tension by changing, I corrected the error. Now moving nicely.
If I have time, I'll try another solution.
Everything else was problem-free to put together.
Platform holder due to the large size, to be printed and put together five pieces.
Central bracket length 180mm. While large pieces, but it fits easily into a standard 200 * 200mm printers.
Printed pieces should just slide into each other. Then, fixed screws. Because of the same self-positioning, assembling when you may need a bit of insistence.
Put your all the nuts into place formed. The PLA is too weak for metric threads.
Attention!
The PLA will melt very easily. Already at 40 ° C decreases the strength.
do thick insulation under heated bed.
Leave a small air gap between the support and bed.
Do not use fully enclosed and heated workspace.
As well. Do not swallow the small parts. And do not dry the cat in the microwave oven. ;-)
They are used in building:
2x 8mm linear rod
4x LM08UU linear bearing
1x TR8x8 threaded rod
1x 608zz bearing
1x NEMA17 stepper motor
1x something clutch for joint motor and threaded rod
A lot of M3 nut M3x15mm, M3x20mm and M3x25mm bolt.
5x M3x50mm
4x spring
1x Corkwood sheet 215x215x8mm
& kapton tape
Material: PLA
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Hotend temp: 200°C
Hotbed temp: 60°C (Possibly the first layer 70°C)
Cooler: Turn it OFF, or else comes up from the bed.
Speed: 30-50mm/s
Support: Not necessary.
ROD MOUNT
Layer: 0.2mm
Infill: 23%
Shell thickness: 1.2mm
Top/Bottom: 0.8mm
BED HOLDER
Layer: 0.3mm
Infill: 15%
Shell thickness: 2mm
Top/Bottom: 1.2mm
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives
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