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Re: Atfer Hbot, go to CoreXY. - 8 years ago
gforce1, Nice job. How did you build the frame? Did you tap the ends or use L shaped brackets? Are you happy with your choice? Thanks.by 3D_Printer_Guy - CoreXY Machines
Re: FuseBox ~$300 CoreXY Printer - 8 years ago
Assembly question here: are the corners tapped and joined with a screw then reinforced with the corner brackets or is the frame stiff enough with just the corner brackets?by 3D_Printer_Guy - CoreXY Machines
Re: FuseBox ~$300 CoreXY Printer - 8 years ago
I have a question that is slightly off topic but still relevant to Fusebox. With 150 M3 or M5 bolts to fasten, what tool do you like to use to make the build go quickly? I'd like to use a cordless screw driver, but I can't find any metric hex drivers. What do you like to use?by 3D_Printer_Guy - CoreXY Machines
Re: FuseBox ~$300 CoreXY Printer - 8 years ago
The design of the FuseBox is really nice there is a lot to like about it. One thing that does not appeal to me so much about the design is having the stepper motors mounted on top crossbar of the frame. Anyone out there thought about mounting the motors to the underside of the crossbar? It seems like it would make it easier to put a top cover on it when not in use and offer a barrier to thby 3D_Printer_Guy - CoreXY Machines