BCN3D SIGMA Soporte filamento

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Human: SUPPORT SIGMA Design for more formats of coil, also facilitates changing color and material quickly. I hope you find it useful. IMPORTANT Print with support material; both files (Support and filament guide). Only one side, use mirror mode before generating the second G-code for both pieces. The support file, which I used 123D, is composed of three parts joined together, it is necessary to choose the option to combine objects before generating the STL file, also allows re-designing only one of the parts if desired. We will need a rubber sheet 1mm thick (mouse pad for computer mouse, as in my case) to cover the support on the contact part with the Sigma printer I was looking for an economical design, made from recycled material and simple. Accessible materials for its construction, easy installation and disassembly, and without modifying the Sigma 3D printer in any way. Main objectives. Version 1.0 https://twitter.com/OskarRamajo/status/742679625571016704 -The threaded rod between the printed supports has a diameter of 8mm and is 270mm long. (The final height of the support can be varied slightly by increasing or decreasing 10mm the bar, but it's not recommended to increase the distance, as it would make the angle of the support and the Sigma printer not match). -The threaded rod that holds the spools has a diameter of 8mm and should have a minimum measurement of 320mm to accommodate nuts at both ends. This rod uses 4 universal spool supports downloaded from Thingiverse, and 4 bearings 608z, you also need nuts for the 8mm rod Coils with a maximum diameter of 110mm. Version 2.0 https://twitter.com/OskarRamajo/status/746412231131299840 -The threaded rod between the printed supports has a diameter of 8mm and is 270mm long. (The same as version 1.0 until here). -A smooth 8mm rod replaces the threaded rod that holds the filaments (it's cumbersome to change the spools and loosen the nuts), taken from an HP Deskjet F-300 to F380 paper printer... which I use for many projects ;). You'll probably find a similar one in most old paper printers. Advantages -Elimination of bearings, nuts, and universal printed filament support. -Facilitates mounting and changing filament spools. -Accepts filaments up to 200mm in diameter. Finally... tell you that the gum protecting the printer needs to be cut off, and some finished photos need to be taken. Best regards, OskarRamajo Print Settings Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 25%