Delta Bad Boy Magnet Carriage Kit

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Magnet Carriage Kit for Large Delta Printers like the Delta Bad Boy 3D printer or other Similar Models. Before Starting, Review the Following Instructions and Options Carefully. For this Setup, You Will Need the Following: * Delta Bad Boy 3D Printer (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:612627) * A 16mm Steel Rod with a 88mm Center-to-Center Measurement * An Effector Magnet with a 70mm Center-to-Center Measurement * An Effector Rod with a Diameter of 10mm * A 12mm Steel Ball * A Countersink Magnet with a 15mm Measurement * Inside Rod Magnets, One Without Sleeves (8mm) and Another with Sleeves (10mm) * Linear Bearing: You Can Use Either the LM16LUU or the IGUS Type. For Those Who Prefer to Buy the IGUS, They Are Available Online. * A 40mm Hotend Fan * A Hole for an Autolevel Z Probe. Three Holes Are Provided on This Kit, Which Will Come into Play Later Important Notes: * If You Want a Version of This Setup with 12mm Rods to Fit the "Enlarged Rostock" Model, Please Inform Me Ahead of Time. * For Any Specific Projects or Customizations, I Am More Than Happy to Assist and Provide Personalized Guidance. Required Components Can Be Found on eBay or Elsewhere. The Following Links Point to the Relevant Items: * Steel Ball (12mm) - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161126780433 * Countersink Magnet (15mm) - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/311149809703 * Effector Rod Magnet (8mm) - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170947415615 * Epoxy Glue - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141501499855 * LM16LUU Linear Bearing - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-20Pcs-LM16LUU-16mm-Long-Linear-Motion-Bearing-Ball-Bush-2-4-6-8-10-12-16-20-/400559216637 * IGUS 16mm Bearing - http://www.igus.eu/wpck/12157/Motek14_N14_6_3_Vollkunststofflager Important Details about the IGUS: * This Part Is 4mm Longer Than the Standard Carriage, So You Have Three Options: Remove It, Leave It as Is, or Enlarge the Carriage. I Can Provide Personalized Solutions Based on Your Preferences. * If You Prefer to Print Your Own IGUS, Be Sure to Account for Any Potential Shrinkage and Make Necessary Adjustments During Printing. Optional Components: * H62 Brass Knurl Nuts M385 (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281464199539) * To Attach the Knurl, I Use a Soldering Iron. However, It's Crucial to Test the Fit First Using an Old Print and Possibly Drilling a 4-5mm Hole for Added Precision. Assembly Process: * Mark the Area on the Steel Ball Where You Intend to Apply Epoxy Glue, Then Use a Dremel to Smooth Out the Surface. * For a More Effective Magnetic Connection, Place a Small Cylindrical Magnet Inside the Effector Rod or Consider Using a Magnetic Steel Ball. If Choosing the Former Option, Be Sure to Print the Necessary Sleeve Components and Attach Them via Epoxy Glue. Additional Recommendations: * To Reinforce Your Rod Mount Stand, I Suggest Constructing a Custom Bracket from Plywood. Apply Epoxy Glue for Maximum Durability and Add Additional Stability with Superfast Glue. Remember to Consult This Documentation Again Before Proceeding. For Personalized Advice or Any Questions Regarding Specific Parts of the Project, Please Do Not Hesitate to Reach Out