tevo tarantula y carriage - Remixed v2

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<h1>Version Two: Enhanced Strength</h1> I've remixed the design once again, incorporating elements from my previous remixes. This version combines the features of [this part](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2601244) and [this part](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2596846), resulting in a stronger construction with reduced support requirements. The reason behind this enhancement is to provide a more robust connection between the legs, which requires greater force to secure. <h2>Changes in Version Two:</h2> <h3>Carriage Bed:</h3> * A stronger connection has been established for the legs, ensuring they remain firmly attached. * I've adopted a design that minimizes support requirements, similar to [this part](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2596846). * The carriage bed now features a 3.5mm orifice (previously 3mm) for screwing in leg plugs with pucks, providing added stability. <h3>Belt Bracket:</h3> * I've taken the design from [this remix part](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2601244). <h3>Legs:</h3> * The legs have been strengthened to withstand greater forces. * Reduced support requirements have been achieved without compromising stability. * The connection system has been revised for improved attachment to the carriage bed. <em>Alternatively, you may consider using [this remix part](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2795014), which I believe offers superior performance.</em> <em>Much gratitude to [Emile BV](https://www.thingiverse.com/LordSnail/about) for their valuable contribution in the form of a remix.</em> <h4>Print Details:</h4> For optimal results, use a 0.8 nozzle to increase print speed. Employ 100% infill for all parts and set the layer height to 0.35 (for 0.4 nozzles, consider using 0.2 or less). Supports are recommended for the legs. <h4>Additional Information:</h4> While I did not utilize the Belt bracket from this design, I believe it may offer improved performance. After printing and installing the components, I found that they connect securely, but with a noticeable requirement of greater force. Unfortunately, I failed to capture images before integrating them into my printer.