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Discussion in '3D printers' started by skarab, Jan 7, 2014.

  1. carl

    carl Journeyman Builder

    looking sweet :thumbsup::thumbsup:
  2. Robert Hummel

    Robert Hummel Custom Builder Staff Member Builder

    Ty :)
    I went with 480mm 20x40 for the Z rails and also plan to use 20x40 for the X.
    The support rails will be the only 20x20 used so it's sturdy that's for sure lol
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  3. Robert Hummel

    Robert Hummel Custom Builder Staff Member Builder

    Little update using pics :)
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    Time to cut some leadscrews and design the X Axis carriage :)

    Edit
    Leadscrews installed :)
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    Last edited: Jun 22, 2014 at 5:31 PM
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  4. skarab

    skarab Veteran Builder

    Beautiful, I love your work :)
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  5. kram242

    kram242 OpenBuilds Team Staff Member Builder

    WOW Robert very nice!:thumbsup:
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  6. Robert Hummel

    Robert Hummel Custom Builder Staff Member Builder

    Just finished up the last parts, I have the X carriage designed in my nerd just gotta make it up in sketchup and mill it :)
    Support plates, and leadscrew end supports ;)
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  7. Tweakie

    Tweakie OpenBuilds Team Staff Member Builder

    Nice work Robert :thumbsup:

    Tweakie.
  8. carl

    carl Journeyman Builder

    Robert you must be up and running now ?
  9. Robert Hummel

    Robert Hummel Custom Builder Staff Member Builder

    Not yet lol
    Ramps kit will be here end of the week and I'm still waiting for my E3Dv6 to ship.
    Also I have no idea what extruder to use.
    I have seen the bulldog design but would like to use a design that is proven to work.
    Everything is built except the bed plate for the MK2b and mounting plate for the extruder/hotend.

    Tried to get some PLA but E3D stock is just hmmm wow!

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