Robo3D Titan Extruder Mount (Simple) For E3DV6

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I Liked Thomas Sanladerer's Design for His YouTube Review of the Titan. I Went Ahead and Made One to Work with My Robo3D, Specifically Designed for the E3DV6, but Making It Work with the Hexagon Should Be No Problem, as All You Need to Do Is Recess the Hole Underneath More to Fit the Hexagon. You Will Also Need This Quick Release http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1192896, Some M4 Bolts and Locknuts, Which May Require Dremeling to the Exact Length So They Don't Stick Up. Additionally, You'll Need a Smaller Stepper Motor - Although It Might Work with the Stock One If You Spin It Around So the Motor Faces the Front, But That Would Be a Lot of Weight, and I Haven't Tried That. I Used This Stepper Motor http://www.amazon.com/Short-Bipolar-Motor-18-4oz-13Ncm/dp/B00PNEQ79Q?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00, Which Doesn't Come with a Plug, So I Got These and Soldered It On http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/jst-sales-america-inc/B6B-PH-K-S(LF)(SN)/455-1708-ND/926615. ** 7/16/2016 Fixed SpacerPlate.stl Its Scale Was Messed Up. *** 8/22/2016 - Added a Fixed Quick Release Mount R3DQR_FIXED.stl, the One I Linked in Descriptions Holes Were Off. *** 8/31/2016 - Added More Images of Titan Installed on My Second Robo3d. This Time Using 25mm Stepper Motor. Had to Put Motor Towards the Front to Clear Belt. Note 25mm Motor Comes with Plug, But Extrusion Is Backwards So You Have to Reverse It in Firmware or Flip the Plug on the Ramps Board. http://www.omc-stepperonline.com/nema-17-bipolar-step-motor-29v-07a-18ncm255ozin-17hs100704s-p-260.html. Print with Support, and Take Some Time to Clean That Up. Follow E3D's Titan Install Instructions, Taking Your Time to Figure Out the PTFE Length - It Needs to Go All the Way from the E3DV6 Up to the Top of the Black Guide Thing.