peopoly heater 3d models
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If using the hex design, you'll need one hex nut.Install the fan spacer (not the original Mini-spacer) and hotend fan (Step 14).Tighten the four M2 screws that hold the Dragon hotend.Install thermistor, heater element, cable bundle, etc. as per...
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Octopi does not turn the nozzle heater back on so the restart ran the Gcode forward with no extrusion. Even if I had done it right the 3D editor I used had some auto help features I could not control and it helped me by taking the centers of...
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- Wires (AWG12): two lengths to connect the bed heater; - Wires (AWG16): two lengths to connect the hot end; - Heat shrink tubing to assemble all the wires , per connector. - Metric screws: 4x M4x12 and a set of M3 screws (M3x8, M3x10 and M3x12) -...
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I'll use an extra set of legs (turned side ways) to get the extra height." In short, it works, and the resulting enclosure holds a BIQU B1 nicely! One minor caveat: just as many using the Prusa enclosure have had to print a new design of "heater bed...
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The Base 1 unit wraps over the front fan assembly and therefore hides the fan\heater cable better but is slightly more fiddly to install. The base 2 assembly are separate in front of the front fan and therefore slightly easier to manipulate cables...
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FYI, I swapped the 24v bed for a 120v, 500W heater powered by an SSR; just because, and I wanted to pull as many watts off the Gen L as I could. I designed this in FreeCAD, so there isn't an assembly file. If someone wants to mod it, I can post the...
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Replace the heater bed ribbon cable back into the bottom of the heat bed. Slide it up and back into place from the front through the clips until the heat bed support part slots down into its counterpart on the frame. The holes in the corners of the...
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Note that you'll need to upgrade the Select Mini's power supply to use the heater; I plan to create a basic guide for this soon. SOME NOTES: - No special tools (except a 3D printer) are required for this project. I used a hacksaw, scissors, a drill...
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I used 3 2pin connectors for the 2 fans and the thermal sensor, a 3pin connector for the leveling probe and a 4pin connector for the 2 wires of the hotend heater. Solder the wires to the various connectors and then to the SUB-D connector. Push the...
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This skew really matters when printing pieces that have to mate together.This adjuster piece and procedure allows for fine adjustment of the X-Y skew angle. What you'll need3 washers - 10mm OD, ~3.2mm ID1 screw M3x12 0.5mm thread 1 screw M3x20 0.5mm...
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・I installed 3Dtouch on KINGROON KP3.・The duct support "KP3_DuctSupport+3Dtouch.stl" to which 3Dtouch can be attached is a remix of this EZABL KP3 OEM Mount with...
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PLA is less suitable as the fan shroud is too close to the heater block.Slicer settings:The model is oriented in the intended printing orientation0.4 mm nozzle (0.6 mm nozzle can be used when using the Arachne slicer engine in Cura 5.0 or higher).4...
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I've also had a Hypercube build in the works for a while now, so I just raided what I needed from that.)I printed the plastic bits in eSun solid-purple PETG: https://amzn.to/3cndPrqSome signficant differences between the stock A8 (or AM8) and...
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I think the Rev 2 duct is ugly as sin (I really wanted to has easy view of the heater blocks) but it gets the job done really well, has good airflow, and it doesn't interfere with any of the main shroud's mounting bolts. This means that if you want...
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Adjusted where the indentions in the back are for the wheel bolts as well.I added in a small “port” of sorts to put the wires though coming from the fans/heater/thermistor going to the chimney. I shortened the chimney cover as well as added a slight...
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Hot end fix is highly recommended https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3203831 Resources suggestions: Aliexpress:...
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The Base 1 unit wraps over the front fan assembly and therefore hides the fan\heater cable better but is slightly more fiddly to install. The base 2 assembly are separate in front of the front fan and therefore slightly easier to manipulate cables...
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Duct is close to the heater and one side could be degraded if you print it from the PETG, especially if you print ABS, ASA, Nylon, etc. with higher print temperature. I use for it Fiberlogy Nylon PA12 with 15% CF (or Prusament PCBlend with...
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Use M3X10 screws. Make sure all wires are connected correctly and routed nicely.Check all heaters, fans and motor is working and are turning in right directions.Make corrections for ABL sensor vs nozzle position and Z-offset! Some pictures...
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- I'm now using a 50W heater for the Hotend which works great. - The Mosquito Magnum clone I purchased uses 2.5mm threads instead of 3mm, so the holes in the Hotend Mount are 2.5mm but can be widened to 3mm if needed. - You can use the...
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Eliminated the upper mounting holes as they were not needed, made it shorter to keep it further away from the heater block, and gave it some more height adjustability. • 2021.12.29: Updated the BLTouch mount to allow better airflow to the heatsink...
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Screw the M4 Screws into the long holes of the Mount (they will tape them self into the plastic) connect the fan correctly Optional: PID re-tune your Heater Print Settings Printer: Ender 5 Plus heavily modded Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3...
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It keeps air flow from blowing on the heater block or going anywhere it shouldn't. Printed as I did it weighs 7g where the stock metal shroud weighs a porky 44g. The stock bolts that hold the heatsink to the X carriage are not quite long enough. I...
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So that the filament can enter the hotend and is progressively curved to 1.75mm. to produce heat I simply used a cheap chineese PID controler equiped with a thermocouple sensor https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32431... the PID is controlling a ceramic...
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I'm using a big one for the heater coil connector, to make sure I don't mix that one up with something else. As you can see, it's got lettering as a printed part. I used my MMU2 to do it on my Prusa machine, but this could also be done by just...
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Increase the spacing for thermistor and heater wire. Give an additional 1.6mm gap to accommodate for variation in fan thickness, as not all 5015 fans are mfg to specs. Please refer to the image for print orientation. thanks Update 25 April 2021: ...
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Just glue it in place after -Chimney at the right to zip tie your wires (prevents the wires from breaking at the heater cartridge base) -Tiny hole in the front to put the allen key through the fang to access the rear middle bolt (this bolt is...
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It should be almost the same with the stock Anet firmware, and similar with Skynet3D (Marlin)\nWhen you have tuned your heater properly, the temperature will fluctuate by just plus/minus 0.5 - 1C and will be very stable.\nNotes\nActually try it...
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This new design works seamlessly with the stock cooling fan, ensuring that air flow doesn't blow on the heater block or go anywhere it shouldn't. Printed in its current form, this lighter weight model weighs 7g, a significant reduction from the...
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Check that the heater cartridge wires are not in contact with the funnels. Carefully bend them away if needed. Re-check that the funnels are centred and print away! I usually print PLA at 50-75% (with the really powerful Sunon blowers). If the...