Flux Delta new feeder

Flux Delta new feeder

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This section will guide you in printing flexible filament using your Flux Delta printer. Print Settings Printer: Flux Delta Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 100% Notes: Print it slowly with the biggest surface on the table. (See the image, where the back side is shown.) Post-Printing Clean after print Clean the filament hole using a piece of filament and some toothpaste or something similar (a little abrasive). Rinse. It also works using a piece of filament with toothprints from the feeder (you get it when changing the filament). Or use a needle file to smooth the hole. Disassemble You will void your Flux warranty once you proceed. Open the top housing of Flux. Remove the feeder motor and its mechanics. (2 screws) Watch out for the spring! Remove the spring arm with the roller on the rotation axis. (A little spring ring) Remove the motor from its support. (4 screws) Remove the lower filament guide (brass piece) Remove the quick tube adapter from the brass piece. You don't need this piece for the new version. Assembling Screw the printed adapter, motor support and motor together (same 4 screws). Make sure the motor turns freely inside the printed part. Screw the quick adapter with a little pressure through the opening of the motor holder (where previously the brass piece was) into the printed part. The thread will cut itself. Apply the spring arm with roller. Now you can remount the feeder in Flux.

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