Re: 3DR "Simple" Delta Printer
JohnSL, My need for files is no longer. I was having issues with some of the bosch profile pieces staying stuck down initially. I have since upgraded the Cupcake CNC I am using to a stepper extruder...
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@uncle_bob: Anti Backlash Nut I posted about this previously, this is what it looks like: Anti Backlash Flange Nut: I'm thinking of ways to incorporate an anti backlash feature onto the Dia 3/4" x...
View ArticleRe: New Own Design Printer 'Cherry Pi'
[attachment 24830 image.jpg] [attachment 24831 image.jpg] A couple of shots of my printer doing its stuff. All at 60mm/s. I'm experimenting with different speeds. I'm sure it can go faster and keep...
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I collaborated on a paper with Ilian Bonev (one of the tripteron's creators) that covered what he calls the Hexapteron. (I am still on the fence about going with this name change.) He is having one of...
View ArticleLISA Simpson Take 2
The original LISA prototype was a success. She was such a success that I have no plans on taking her apart to reuse the components. (My original Simpson design has long since been scavenged.) As far...
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Looks cool! 1) When you womp the big circle out of the middle plate, you reduce it's stiffness a bit. Do you think it still will be good enough to keep the screws all in line? 2) You can print the...
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To really do the tension right, I suspect you need a spring to compress the cut end of the nut. With a static adjuster (like a NPT bushing) you are depending on the flex of the nut to ride out the...
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Quotenicholas.seward once there is a cheap enough controller that can handle this. Is the arduino mega 2560 not powerful enough? Arduino Due with RAMPS?
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@uncle_bob: You can make one like this, turn the OD down, machine a tapered coupler, add a coiled spring, etc: Doesn't appear to be an anti backlash nut for the Dia .75" lead screw. Anti-Backlash Nut,...
View ArticleRe: 3DR "Simple" Delta Printer
John, what files should we be printing out for the top? There is a top mount file in the "simple parts" folder but then there is the whole top folder.
View ArticleRe: Jazzabell - 3DR printer
some new photo of running printer DSCN0886.JPG First print was cube, but second was this :) DSCN0910.JPG DSCN0913.JPG During building must be change size of the magnets, now it use d=6mm, H=8mm, N42...
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Do you like the fan duct? Can you compare it to simple fan (mounted on platform without any air guide)?
View ArticleRe: Sextupteron
Let me rephrase. I know that there are solutions. I am waiting for the total electronics solution to drop under $150 and require no electronics work on my part. I have very good reason to believe that...
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My guess is that you would have to play a bit with springs and tapers. The data for that nut shows they cut the load rating from 90 lb down to 25 doing what they did. That suggests they are doing some...
View ArticleRe: LISA Simpson Take 2
@uncle_bob: 1) I suspect it will be stiff enough. I am considering doubling up the plate as a backup plan. However, the top and bottom plates will probably give me the rigidity I need and the mid...
View ArticleRe: Sextupteron
By total electronics do you include PSU, heatbed, steppers, hot end? Otherwise Due + RAMPS-FD plus pololus is around $150 already. I'm looking at replacing the Due with a Cortex M4 at ~200MHz with...
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@bobc: Can you provide sources for this? Here is my math. I found the prices quickly so there may be cheaper things out there. $32 for Ramps-FD $31.5 for 7@$4.50 pololus $40 Off Brand Due Well, that...
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Good question, I knew I should have an answer ready for that :) Sources for which exactly? ATM, the world lacks a plug'n'play expander board. Certainly something could be lashed together with a...
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