4xidraw Mods - CYUL's version

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Hey folks! Kudos to everyone (cyul, misan specifically, and several others - way too many to mention) for creating such an incredible machine! I find myself constantly needing to modify these amazing Tinkercad models to fit my specific needs. For example, I don't aim for sleek and small; instead, I'm looking for zero play, stability, and reliability every time, even with longer rod lengths. To cater to this demand, I've decided to create a page where users can share their modifications. Please let me know if you have any suggestions for changes or improvements that need to be made. Your input will help make an already fantastic machine even more functional! Below, I'll list the change logs in reverse order. I'll include both STL and OBJ (Tinkercad) versions of each item. If you'd like to further edit these parts, feel free to do so, but kindly link me as a remix so I can find them. Who knows? Maybe your version is better, and I can add it to the description! If you experience any issues while printing or using these files, please don't hesitate to reach out. There might be an easy fix that can get you up and running quickly. 04-18-2019: Y_end_LM8UU_Thicker I took this awesome part from gigl's original work on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1853201) and remixed it to have thicker walls and a wider footprint, just like my modified Y endstop. This version uses LM8UU bearings but had the original narrower footprint. I added more clamping surface area and removed the holes. Remember, if you use this part, you'll need to print out the pen carriage directly from the remix URL since I didn't modify that one. 04-01-2019: No April Fool's Jokes Here! First mod posted is a remix of cyul's new Y endstop v2 version. I made the clamping area thicker for cleaner prints and added 2mm to each end, increasing the surface area and reducing the likelihood of the Y clamps breaking when overtightened. The part is slightly fatter and less round but gets the job done for my needs, and I hope you like it too!