Ender-3 BMG Direct-Drive, Stock Hot End. No X-axis interference
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I merged the two source parts into a single design. I was impressed by how the speed-drive v1 attached to the X carriage, but I wasn't thrilled that the stepper motor clashed with the vertical frame and cramped my X-axis space. I'm using a BMG clone paired with a pancake stepper. The stock hotend is what it is. This setup works without interference on Teaching Tech's Hero Me base remix: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3359578 It should fit easily on a standard Ender as well, but that's not something I tested. The print requires support for the overhang that grasps the top of the X-carriage.
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