Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 23, 2015 02:18PM |
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Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 23, 2015 03:17PM |
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dc42
hercek, thanks for that. Where do you get your steel core belts from?
Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 23, 2015 03:28PM |
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dougal1957
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dc42
hercek, thanks for that. Where do you get your steel core belts from?
Dave
Found these and ordered some
PU GT2 with Steelcore
HTH
Doug
Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 23, 2015 05:09PM |
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Well, I use T2.5 steel core belts. These are a bit worse than GT2 steel core. And I should get higher quality pulleys (which match the bets more tightly). I got them here: [www.reprap.cc]Quote
dc42
hercek, thanks for that. Where do you get your steel core belts from?
Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 26, 2015 02:41PM |
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Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 26, 2015 06:48PM |
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What kind of belts do you use? (GT2, T2.5, T5, ...)Quote
jaguarking11
Smooth pulleys at the extremities introduce more error than belt stretch.
Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 27, 2015 11:47AM |
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Re: Bigger 3d delta printer size October 27, 2015 04:50PM |
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I agree. And the smaller the idler diameter the bigger the error. Also the bigger the belt pitch the bigger the error. If you can twist the belt then you will get rid of this error. I twisted my belts. It's working fine.Quote
jaguarking11
MY belts are running tooth side on the idler. It will introduce some errors.