Cl-260 Ultimaker clone tuning parts - 2020 precision extrusion c

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Having trouble with loss of steps, stiff, and uneven movement of the printhead due to imprecise alignment of the linear rails? This is the easy solution! Using these parts makes the axis alignment much better than the original design can provide. Building it is very easy and simple. Besides, it's much more precise; it's as stable as original connectors or even stiffer, with no wobbling problems even at 200mm/s (tested with PETG)!!! Read "Print Settings" below!!! The extrusion connector I used as a base-part for everything was provided by Frank from esuah.net - big thanks! Please leave a like :)\nUPDATE 1 (13.09.2016): Fixed a few bugs, made some thin walls slightly thicker, added 5mm holes that can be used to add endstops or other stuff (maybe I'll make some later) and added an optional baseplate connector - so you can screw wooden or acrylic plates on the bottom or sides of the printer.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts:\nNo Supports:\nYes Resolution:\n.3mm Infill:\n50% Notes:\nYou need to add support manually, as due a little bug on some of the horizontal screw holes there's no support built into the STL already, which makes bridging difficult on this particular area of the print. I'm sorry for that.\nUse Craftware (Freeware), Simlify3D or any other slicer which supports the feature of adding support manually, auto-generating support would overdo the job and support would be hard to remove.\nHave a look at the picture above!\nTested with .3mm layer-height and <=.6mm Nozzle so you can print them as fast as an E3D-V6 is able to print - maybe you can print them even faster if you have a good hotend / volcano hotend.