Toranado With the Horizontal Rods

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A Variant of Toranado 2.1 As my 3D printer has the X axis horizontally and before the need to change my extruder, I decided to install a Toranado. Now I can print faster and with more quality. It is valid for anyone who has rods separated by 62 mm, but it can be adapted to other measures. On both sides there are two pairs of bearings LM8UU or Igus (RJ4JP-01-08 or RJZM-02-08) It is prepared to receive the nut of an Igus spindle of 6.35 (DST-JFRM-1315DS6.35X25.4), but it will not be difficult to adapt it to belts. As it is placed aside, it does not lose the functionality of exchanging the hotend. It also allows the use of a fan with the Nema14 motor and the motor itself, although hot, is colder than my MK8. Thank Toranado3d for his invention: Toranado 2.1 https://youtu.be/c47hUo0qCEI Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Steel Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 50 % Notes: Recommended Print Settings 2.1-RHHR-extruderbase.stl: 3 Perimeters, 0.2mm layers, 50% infill 2.1-RHHR-lowercover-wpad.stl: 3 Perimeters, 0.2mm layers, 50% infill, Support [12 %, xy 0.8] - Use same settings for BLTouch Version, Remove Print Pads and Towers After Printing, 2.1-RHHR-conncover-base.stl: 2 Perimeters, 0.2mm layers, 21% infill 2.1-RHHR-nema14fan.stl: 2 Perimeters, 0.2mm layers, 21% infill 2.1-RHHR-nema14fandeco.stl: 2 Perimeters, 0.2mm layers, 21% infill 2.1-RHHR-sensor12mm.stl: 3 Perimeters, 0.2mm layers, 40% infill, Support [12 %, xy 0.8] 2.1-RHHR-sondarbltouch.stl: 3 Perimeters, 0.2mm layers, 40% infill