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You may get some sagging due to bridging under the body, but it was minor. I just updated the models so they are all manifold. It wasn't a problem with Cura, but might be an issue with other slicers. Post-Printing: Detailed Instructions for...
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UPDATE - 1/19/2019@0122: V11 - A bracket has been added for outside edges to use stock bed rails as reinforcements, preventing previous versions from sagging and bending under pressure from the bed. UPDATE - 1/4/2019@1345: V10 - Belt guides have...
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That said, the board eventually sags a little over time in the centre. Not a problem really, but it's noticeable. I had designed a dual foot with a wide strengthening bar between them to support the whole keyboard, but it's too big for most MK3, or...
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If the filament is too hot the vertical part will lean over and spider web as it sags when you stop the extrusion. Drop the temp 5 C. ... With a good melt temperature you have a +/- 5C range for adjustments to counter oozing (lower the temp) and...
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Initially, I set 15% and the case sagged / flexed with the weight of the motherboard. Good luck. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.28 Infill: 65 Filament: Big Lots PETG Hurl Swirl ...
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Cage will print in any orientation, but for less sagging print with the opening up. The front needs to be printed with the gap up since it has a rail for the door to slide into. Make sure the door is in a color that you will notice when it has been...
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To add extra support and prevent sagging, I inserted some 15mm copper pipe into specially sewn pockets on the bottom of each strip. The copper pipes were capped at both ends and filled with lead flashing off-cuts for added weight. However, this...
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Don't use PLA as the proximity of the nozzle to the hot end will cause it to sag eventually. PLA just can't handle heat. Assembly is obvious. Fan is held on by two small screws from the top, vent stem with two small screws from the bottom. Two M3 or...
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There is some bridging required, but noting excessive and in areas where some sagging won't be a problem. I strongly suggest to print with 0.5mm nozzle width, even if actual width is 0.4mm since most sizes are in multiples of 0.5mm. To install...
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bunch of G1s, and a G0, then another section, several sections, then the next layer After each section between the "LAYER:XXX" comments for 109 and 110 for me, I changed the feed from 2640 to just 640, and it printed those two layers slow enough for...
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This is required if the door sags. Print the box hinge parts with their flat part down. They take around 1.5 to 2hrs each. The door part of the hinges take around 5-6 hrs each. The threads are nice and tight. If they're too tight then use a m3 tap...
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I got a little sagging with my Prusa MK2, but it did work. How I Designed This I took the existing STL from the original phone case and imported it into OpenSCAD. After converting an Adobe Illustrator version of the Hyperion logo to SVG with...
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To ensure that this fan duct doesn't warp or sag over time, I recommend using a high-temp PLA - the type that's dishwasher safe. I added Kapton tape and aluminum foil tape to protect it from the heater block, but I'm not sure if that's necessary. ...It...
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... on well is all you need. If you notice some play between the bearing and bolt (e.g., if the wheel sags down or scrapes the base), you can add one or two more of the outer washers for clearance. ...I may increase tightness there in a future update.
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Without it, the top section would sag a bit and the levitated balls would start to wander. The power amp got pretty hot if left on for a few minutes, so I hot-glued a 25mm 5V fan I had lying around to the power amp heat sink. Now it runs cool as can...
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I had some waviness in my walls as well as bed sag with heavy prints until this mod was added. You will need the leg spacers if you plan on using a regular size stepper motor. If you have a pancake like the stock one, the spacers are not needed. If...
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I used a slight teardrop shape at the top (when printing) of the horizontal holes to prevent sagging on the bridging at the top of the holes. Additionally, I applied 1mm fillets at all corners, so the printer wouldn't have to slow down or overrun...
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... amount used.</p><p>All parts were printed in PET-G on my Voron V0.1 as a prototype. After two months of printing I have yet to see any sag or droop yet. ... If you intend to use an enclosure then ABS or ASA would be a better option.</p>
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This causes it to sag at point B. This in turn causes a change where Z axis is no longer 90deg from point A. This angle offset will translate into a difference between Z1 and Z2 between the extruder and build plate.</p><figure class="image...
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Don't let the netting sag to where it touches the panel glass or wind and dust might help the net sand it off. Where the coating is removed, solar collection efficiency will go down. As to netting, I used clear monofilament garden netting for bird...
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2015-10-01 Instructions updated, Solidworks and STEP files added 2015-09-27 A small gap added to top of nut traps to compensate for sagging during bridging. 2015-09-27 V2 uploaded - Now suits an Arduino uno with CNC shield. Sliding mounting lugs...
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3) I printed the headstock/base without supports and the pockets I added in the bottom are pretty ugly from sagging but are not visible. If you can't live with that, turn on supports when printing that part. 4) Everything was printed with PLA,...
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The extruder cable is the thickest and heaviest of the 3 Prusa cables and tends to sag with time. This will cause it to drag on the print bed and may loop over and catch the heater bed cable.</p> <p>there are several fixes:</p> <ol> <li>tie a string...
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I was never really happy with the print bed on my Select Mini, it was sagging in the middle and bent in other places, making it hard for PETG to stick consistently. High prints regularly popped off near the end due to uneven bed leveling. I wanted a...
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I went with 5 perimeters, 5 bottom and 5 top layers, and 50% infill because PLA will bend over time with applied pressure and this needs to hold a kg of filament for long periods of time.My original 3 perimeter PLA version was sagging from heavy use....
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The first one started to sag a lot and I redid the model completly to now feature a hinge.Everything else pretty much stays the same, but you can now adjust the angle to almost 90 degrees, wich also enables you to put the mount lower on the x-axis,...
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A second, smaller platform removed the final bit of sag in the top end of the chains. The bracket they connect to replaces the wire support printed part that ratrig provides to attach to the rear bed arm. The original screws are used to secure the...
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... Once you've installed it and slipped in a freshly zipped bag, take care to push its edges firmly into place by folding it over before snapping on end clips - this subtle trick enables you to keep it safely seated without unnecessary sag or movement.
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... when the extruder moves quickly. UPDATE 2: Although satisfied with the upright's revised design, which features a 3-degree tilt backwards and 20mm shorter length to reduce flexing, I still wasn't happy with the slight sagging under a full roll.
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... and align blindly. I've also added a collar to help it fit into the fan/bracket nicely, otherwise it used to sag because of the weight and allow air/pressure to escape. ...The newly designed one fits tightly and provides full airflow to the nozzle.