Rostock upgrade parts

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Updates include:\n-tray and frame mounting hardware with cam locks for secure alignment\n-updated Traxxas ball joint ready parts with increased durability\n-enhanced carriage designs featuring dual linear bearings and reinforced components for improved stability and reduced jerky movements at high speeds\n-integrated end stop system with adjustable end stops and M3 screws for easy calibration and precision control\n-all upgrades are seamlessly integrated into the original design, maintaining full compatibility and ease of assembly. Modifications exceed 95% in many parts, offering substantial enhancements without compromising the printer's fundamental integrity.\nFor a comprehensive visual review and details, visit http://www.rc-hemmot.com/keskustelu/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6\n01.05.2015\nminor adjustments to motor mounts for improved heat dissipation and optimized performance\n13.01.2015\nadditional legs are now included to ensure a stable platform; upgraded .stl files facilitate the creation of idler wheels with adjustable positioning and new belt tensioning systems that deliver enhanced precision control.\nThe latest belt tensioning component has undergone testing and is ready for use, while the older design remains available for backup purposes.\n17.01.2015\nthe previously single screw-based belt tightening system was replaced due to issues of potential misalignment; this replacement works flawlessly and eliminates such problems.\nPrinter operation has resumed, following an issue with bed leveling probe placement. The issue has been resolved, enabling the printer's calibration process to proceed as intended.\n20.01.2015\nA significant design revision focused on reducing carriage play through the use of dual linear bearings. New .stl file, p_carriage_dual.stl, effectively resolves the issue by providing increased stability and eliminating jerky movements at certain speeds.\n23.01.2015\nA specific challenge encountered is highlighted in a video recording available online; notably, this problem received minimal attention, although its importance cannot be overstated. Fortunately, it has now been resolved with the upgraded carriage system. Existing printer designs without this dual carriage system continue to benefit from enhanced stability.\nThe printer continues to progress toward successful printing operations.\nThe bed leveling process is nearing completion following integration of a cutting-edge solution: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:650746\nAdditional design elements can be found at the links provided below:\n24.01.2015\nThe Rostock now produces functional prints