Infill 3D Delta Bot Magnetic Carrier

Infill 3D Delta Bot Magnetic Carrier

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This is the Magnetic Carrier for the "Infill 3D Delta" (I3D²), still waiting for some parts to test it with the effector I posted yesterday plus I'm undecided on the size of the carbon fiber rods, might do them a bit thicker, 8mm instead of 6mm, has anyone out there tried both?\nWhen complete, the I3D² is going to be a mod of the Kossel bot hence it uses steel rail and carriages HIWIN MGN-12H. Unlike the Kossel that tensions the belts through screws at the top of the frame, the I3D² will tension the belts at the carriage with an insert.\nI'm thinking of making another version that won't use HIWIN MGN-12H, instead is going to be something similar to this carrier but it'll attach to a printed linear bearing that runs directly on the aluminum extrusion with Ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) pads, but that's another story.\nIt uses the same magnets as the effector and has holes behind the magnets for M4 set screws to augment the power of the magnet, just adjust them close but not touching the ball-bearings it should add to the magnetic force considerably, same as the effector.\nThe tensioning screw is listed as a M3x40 but I'm just approximating since I don't know how much stretch there is going to be with long belts, a shorter screw might be enough.\nAs always, the latest version of this part is going to live at https://infill3d.com/20-downloads\n\n \n \n Instructions\n-2x Countersunk Magnets 15mm X 5mm\n-2X M4x5 Set Screws\n-4x M3x16\n-1x M3x40\n-1x M3 Hex nut

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