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RepRapPro's Ormerod http://reprap.org/wiki/Ormerod
Re: Adding Extruder - 9 years ago
I have a Duet Shield for sale that will fit the Duet 0.6 I have no way of testing whether this board still works, so I'm selling it for 'spare parts only' for £10 plus £2.80 postage It also comes with the enhanced 5V regulator that has the extra connectors to power both boards Anyone interested?by merlincode - Ormerod
Re: New batch of Ormerod differential IR sensor boards? - 10 years ago
I ordered one and now have one of the Ormerod 2 sensors spare if anyone wants one. I also have a spare 5V regulator board for Duet Shield (unused) and 2 x 0.3 mm quick set hot end nozzles (used).by merlincode - Ormerod
Re: propper upper z mount - 10 years ago
I tried both the Double Helix Z-Gears and the z-gear-driven_tall.stl approach. The former I found very difficult to mash, perhaps my prints were oversized. The latter fitted perfectly without any fettling. I have added the brass nut from the original Ormerod 2 hot end nozzle, on top of the upper nut, just for good measure. The result is pretty near perfect. The threaded z axle appears virtuallyby merlincode - Ormerod
Re: Customisable Duet enclosure - 11 years ago
Thanks guys for all the suggestions. It's great to be part of such a helpful community. Mauriceby merlincode - Ormerod
Re: Customisable Duet enclosure - 11 years ago
Bob, I'd like to use your scad customisable verison to print a Duet and Duet X 4 enclosure for the Ormerod 2. The only difference as far as I am aware is that the Ormerod 2 has a small voltage rail regulator board that is approx 7cm x 3cm that sits in the enclosure below and along the bottom short edge side. I'm a newboy to SCAD but have used it once before successfully. However I am not exactlyby merlincode - Ormerod