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I had the same issue when making the UM2 aluminium clone as my "source" printer was only 10x10cm. I used Netfab Basic to split the larger parts. Mainly for the Z-axis. Worked perfectly for meQuote
Culain
Hi Alexy,
i recently stumbled upon your coreXY design printer.
Looks very solid to me. I think i'm gonna build one myself.
i just will be unable to print the top and bottom z-axis bracket since it is >190mm (my maximum print radius of my delta printer).
I guess i will design some smaller ones or maybe just split them up.
Looking forward to build it
Edit:
You think it is possible to get the printer files for 2020 extrusions?
Re: FuseBox ~$300 CoreXY Printer January 04, 2016 04:20AM |
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I'm Danish, so I know the 1515 is hard to find. You should buy from motedis.de - at least their profiles are very cheap.Quote
Culain
Yeah well,
splitting isn't an issue.
The bigger problem is, that 1515 aluminum extrusions are not that easy to get in Germany.
So I'm about to change everything to fit 2020 aluminums with M4 screws. May take a while since I'm not that familiar with sketchup
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Try upping your perimeter thickness, as well as possibly increasing your print temperature a bit. I haven't had any issues with those parts breaking on my printer.
Re: FuseBox ~$300 CoreXY Printer January 05, 2016 05:52PM |
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yeah shit... i was just done modifying it myself and upload it to thingiverse...
Edit: Here it is [www.thingiverse.com]
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yes. Try checking if your gantries (the brackets holding up the bearings for the rods) are still in good working conditions.Quote
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I'm going crazy. I was getting awesome prints now all of the sudden I'm getting later shifts. I turned the speed down re adjusted the stepper drivers and make sure all belts were tight.
Anyone else have any ideas
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Culain
Yeah well,
splitting isn't an issue.
The bigger problem is, that 1515 aluminum extrusions are not that easy to get in Germany.
So I'm about to change everything to fit 2020 aluminums with M4 screws. May take a while since I'm not that familiar with sketchup
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Re: FuseBox ~$300 CoreXY Printer February 10, 2016 06:40PM |
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Just a quick one, Misumi EU is based in Frankfurt. So you can actually order direct. I basically did that for 2020s.
Did you buy through company? Misumi EU seem only to work with companies.
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Just a quick one, Misumi EU is based in Frankfurt. So you can actually order direct. I basically did that for 2020s.
Did you buy through company? Misumi EU seem only to work with companies.
Ah yeah, that's a point, I'm self employed and have a UK Limited Company, didn't even think of that, it's just automatic when buying printing stuff to put it on the Business. If you're in the UK, the next best place for 2020 extrusion is E3D at 1p/mm ex VAT it's not too bad.
Also, the build has begun!