Cetus Head Cover
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I'm creating a Cetus head cover from scratch. I don't want to damage the original head, so I've drawn it myself. Compared to the original, the top layer is 1 mm thicker because it looked weak. The unnecessary 6 mm hole was left out. The most challenging part of assembly is embedding M3 nuts. However, using a 20 mm long M3 screw makes this process easy. A version without rounded edges is available for remodeling purposes. CAD operations become complicated when there are rounded edges. I hope you enjoy it! [Caution] If the Z-axis stepping motor vibrates after replacement and fails to initialize, replace it with the original head and check the screws. [Caution] The upper M3 screw doesn't reach, so a longer one is required. I recommend using an M3 screw that's 12-14 mm long for maximum strength, similar to the genuine product design.
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