auto jigger 3d models
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I removed a lot to keep the auto levelling sensor in the factory spot, totally redesigned the mount and had to cut the duct tip a bit to fit around the sensor. I'm not the best with TinkerCAD so its a bit chunky. After many hours of cutting, adding...
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User of the NoName CoreXY printer know that the four linear bars need to be aligned properly to not bind the linear bearings during Z movements.I always had issues with this causing bad Z artifacts and nothing helped so far.As the original NoName...
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The printer will auto-home and heat up the heatbed to 60 degree celsius. Meanwhile, install and switch on your Neoteck dial indicator. 3. After bed has reached 60 degree, press the button on your Ender 3 display. 4. The nozzle will move into the...
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The camera tries to auto-focus, so when the subject keeps moving toward or away from the camera, the image is constantly going in and out of focus. Fixing to the Y-axis solves that problem, at the cost of managing the moving cable.Updates22March...
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I believe this will have G33 (auto-calibration) set the R aka DELTA_RADIUS too small and result in prints being the wrong size. For this reason, you should do G33 with the mirror off or upside down. It is more likely for the back of the mirror to be...
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It provides provision for a governor sensor using magnets on the auto rotation gear, but existing mounting holes on the frame are designed for a TSA sensor no longer available, so this mount was created for an Align sensor. The mount attaches to...
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If you have auto-leveling, disable it - (G29) in your G-Code 3. Print and watch the first lines. If it´s to thin or thick, adjust your bed manually 4. Make sure that your nozzle is clean bevor starting the main print. Check it several times to avoid...
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This is a remix of the excellent Compact Bowden Extruder, Direct Drive, Bearing Bloc, Auto Load 1.75mm Filament by Scarou, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:669459 . I used his design for a long time with my bowden setup but was having problems with...
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Auto supports didn't work well, so I added these supports manually. They may be challenging to cut, so use a sharp knife and exercise caution when cutting this out. Place a 6-32 Nut into the battery cover slot on the top and two 6-32 nuts in the hex...
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✓ High Efficiency Cooling design with vented ports ✓ Battery Management System (Auto Turn-Off when Battery is Low) ✓ OLED Display that shows the remaining battery and current mode ✓ Max. Light Emittance: 9200lux @ 1m ✓ Battery Life: Approximately one...
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Since I was messing around with the case anyway to swap out my BLTouch probe for the stock inductive Z sensor per 3DPrintBeginner's awesome [how-to](https://3dprintbeginner.com/artillery-genius-auto-bed-leveling-stock-sensor/), I decided to go ahead...
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The print layer direction has been very specifically chosen to optimize on print strength, hence the supports are also included to work perfectly without using auto-generated supports. I include a few Gcode files for use as examples to setup the...
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It's essential that you update the settings prior to doing an auto level or homing the printer, otherwise the Z probe will miss the bed completely and try and drive the bed through your new extruder. There are holes to mount the X limit switch as...
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I attempted create dual endstop auto squaring with the sensorless homing of the TMC5160 with SKR V1.3 but it wasn't quite suited to the application.I found a simple part by AmperCZ that I based my parts on. My microswitches had a hole spacing of 9.5...
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Here's my starting gcode for reference: G28 ; Home all axis G29 ; Level the bed surface (auto bed level) G92 E0 ; Reset extruder length to zero G1 F200 E1 ; Extrude 1mm at 200mm/min G92 E0 ; Reset extruder length to zero M206 Z 1.5 ; Set Z offset to...
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I built a version of the FFC cable chain based on their electrical designs, but found the calibration of the circuit to be quite tricky due to the narrow range of acceptable potentiometer values.\r\n\r\nI've since started from scratch using my own...
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Modified X axis end caps to allow for cantilevered V-Bearings, freeing the sides of the Y rails for case mounting Cantilever Y axis bearings with aluminium plate Build Plate Cantilever Z Axis Dual Extruder (E3D V6) Auto Capacitance Based Z Leveling...
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... 4. Have it auto-generate support. 5. Grow up and be a real boy. If you like it, give it a "like", and please remember to give me credit if you're using it. And if you're feeling generous give me some sort of tip to support my Diet Dr Pepper habit.
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What's not written in the guide, after assembly before calibrating z, since now you know everything is straight, you can do an "lcd: settings->auto home" and check the distance between the delivered plastic parts with a caliper. For sure they are...
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Good luck, I had to babysit with a frosting spatula for curling, as well as using a fan while support is not necessary (actually the auto-generation in S3D doesn't create any even at 30 degree overhang). I slowed the print speed from 30mm/s to...
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#Feature - M600 from USB and MicroSD (Pause, Change Filament and Resume without changing Marlin) - Pre-Heat - PID for ABS and PLA - Extrude Calibration (E Steps) - Filament Change - Baby Steps - Gcode Console - Change configuration without...
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It does not work: * Pause (Z-axis are blocked) * m600 (filament change) for the same reason as Z-axis lock * power_loss_recovery (software) the nozzle moves to auto-home, it heats up, but when it re-prints it does not change the height of the Z-axis...
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I also added a capacitive sensor at the print head for a future auto-bed-level. Part-files and real pictures of the printer will come soon. The orientation of the parts for printing might not be correct, but I could print most of the parts without...
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It was made using Auto-Desk Inventor so I could see the mechanics working. You'll find attached in the download the STL file for each part, the IPT file for the finished piece, and the STL for the final piece. This was a blast to make, and hopefully...
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The current version is set up for dual-switch 'manual' semi-auto, but for those with the know-how to run a single-switch solenoid, the current setup should work and provide options. You're on your own for assembly ATM. Talon parts added - they are...
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I've since started from scratch using my own BOM and designs, while including an onboard microcontroller to handle auto-calibration. Given that every 3D printer is different, I wanted this sensor to be as easy and stable as other sensors available...
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Depending on your printer, you may want supports but no brim or skirt; it's JUST possible to print on a vanilla Mk3S without either. The included gcode has PLA supports auto-generated by PrusaSlicer. MMU users will want to slice the model...
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I no longer need an auto-leveling sensor to compensate for misalignment because my printer foundation is perfect. Now folks, 3-point mounting the hot bed is not my idea: I just implemented it on my printer. It's truly worth the change. In...
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I used this board: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Pr-zision-Piezo-Piezo20-Z-Sonde-Sensor-Z-sonde-f-r-3D-drucker-revolution-re-auto/32838467207.html. You can use the cheapest set since only the board is needed. In addition, I bought 20 x 20mm...