[Titan] [Clone] LCitan (Low Cost titan case) - v1.2.1

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Some time ago, I built two Pitan extruders for my printers. These extruders worked very well, but I wanted to know if it's possible to migrate from a Pitan to a Titan e3d clone. So, I based my research on this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1727220 I tried to reuse as many materials as possible, but it was still necessary to buy an additional bearing for the idler. List of Materials: - 1 x Kit Triangelab Gears for Titan: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32807307266.html - 2 x Bearing 695zz (d=5mm; D=13mm) - 1 x Bearing MR95ZZ (d=5mm; D=9mm) - 1 x Bearing 623zz (d=3mm; D=10mm) - 2 x Screw M3x30 - 1 x Screw M3x25 - 1 x Screw M3x8 - 2 x Screw M3x8 - 1 x Spring 8x15x1mm - Optional: 1 x Bowden adapter (Example: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3569343) Installation: It's very easy and intuitive to install, just follow the pictures but remember: there are only two things you must not forget: 1. Add the M3 nut below the body 2. Adjust the M3x8 screw to hold the body Updates: **v1.0.0: 2019-09-15** Warning: This project is still in progress, I've made it work but at this moment it's a bit difficult to tighten the screws when the top is placed. Also, the turn between the gears isn't too smooth. I'm working on these improvements. **v1.0.1: 2019-09-17** I made some changes to improve the distance between gears, now the turn is much smoother. I think it's safe to use the extruder. Feel free to test it! **v1.1.0: 2019-09-21** I uploaded mirrored versions. **v1.2.0: 2019-10-01** I added a mount to use direct extrusion with Ender 3 (Use mirrored parts for this). **v1.2.1: 2020-04-16** I reinforced the spring container. After seven months, I noticed that the PLA had some cracks on that part.