Autoleveling mount for servo and Geeetech J-Head

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Here's a detailed list to assemble a servo to a part that modifies a Geeetech J-Head to work with Gregs Extruder. Greeblie Needed: Servo Piece To attach a servo, you need this component. Modification Required: Before assembling the parts together, follow these steps. Part Required 1: Use your 3D printer and create this object. Then install the 4x M3 inserts on it before it dries up completely. Other components that require assembly include these: Component number one (part above), insert M2 screws into all of its holes with the washer for support after drilling out predrilled hole from underneath for M3 bolts for the part we call part 1 to attach to this Greg's Extruder. Then mount onto a heat bed. Parts needed Part 4 has an internal mechanism attached, it was produced separately beforehand and includes all required wiring already so there are just six (M3 x 16mm) for this project alone; make sure each is in correct orientation while pushing screw heads towards top-most of mounting brackets first. The pre-made wires then lead off in three separate spots near one corner down which should easily slip the last set. This final bit consists solely of six identical wires. They were made with solder, connected correctly before being pushed firmly under small clips to be secured firmly. Once both assemblies (the original 4 part model produced as first task described initially below as needed in assembly procedure mentioned right after completion and the wire assembly we just explained - although both were prepared well ahead prior installation time required later for integration), carefully screw this Greg's extruder in the position stated next down onto heated bed while taking care to properly line up small screws within those clips found above described under clip holding it against mounting plate (to keep good structural support from failing when being printed out and after heating reaches optimal levels at high temp settings during print cycle, you would do fine printing any piece successfully then.) To prevent over-pressuring this structure once the temperature starts rising while running at same temps or even a bit lower due to different heat bed capabilities so not letting all layers properly set before next gets placed directly atop resulting into poor quality and also possible print failures we highly suggest taking care with mounting those clips making sure nothing has been pushed inside improperly or in opposite way intended as these types normally have their internal mechanism protected with small metal cover; so inspect closely once first part gets screwed fully together following steps now. Parts involved, a screw. (3 mm long) one piece you created using above details the component that is part four in its original setup with three spots of pre-taped wiring as we previously established