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Printable Extruder Holder (MakerBot)

by Zaggo, published

Printable Extruder Holder (MakerBot) by Zaggo Mar 1, 2010

Description

This are printable extruder holders for the MakerBot. They are a replacement for the standard Dinos.

These holders are a little bit lower than the original dinos since I need them that way for a new Printruder design (coming soon). But they should be still usable as drop in replacement with a standard MK3/MK4 extruder.

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its super easy to cut out of there so its not really that big of a problem. it has to do with the bottom platform i think. if that were pushed forward a mm or 2 so its not in line with the inside edge of the upright it would probably solve it. right when it started to print the bottom plate is when it went wrong.

http://grab.by/5Ibh
http://grab.by/5Ibk

That seems to be a problem with the used Skeinforge version. I use an old version (v2009-11-06) for several reasons (mostly compatibility with other code). I just generated gcode from the dino 2 right stl file and it was sliced without problems...

i got the same problem

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Instructions

- Print the four parts
- Use the standard M5 bolts to bolt each pair of holder parts to the z stage
- Use M3x35mm bolts (or longer) to attach a Printruder, Extruder or what ever to the stands

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Jamesdavid on Jul 16, 2010 said:

I am having a hard time printing dino 2 right. The gcode is strange - the triangle "fills in" on layers 11, 12, and 13. Is the model not "manifold"? Anyone else have problems printing that file? Thanks.

Anonymous on Aug 2, 2010 said:

i got the same problem

natetrue on Mar 2, 2010 said:

Might I inquire as to why these are designed in two pieces per dino rather than one piece per dino being printed base side down? Is it a strength issue?

Starno on Mar 2, 2010 said:

I imagine its better accuracy in hole alignment too

Zaggo on Mar 2, 2010 said:

Yes. It's much more stable this way.

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