Nema14 with 1.75mm filament - Kuehling-Wades Extruder
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Published on June 13, 2012
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The perfect mate for a NEMA 14 Wallace printer. A nema 14 version of the Greg's Wade reloaded - Guidler, Tilt Screws, Fishbone Gears. Set to 1.75mm filament, grovemount for makergear hot end, and uses the fishbone Gears from
was:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7993 correction:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18379
Inspired by Xendi in the Wallace thread.
was:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7993 correction:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18379
Inspired by Xendi in the Wallace thread.
Instructions
print tested with 0.24 layer height.
1.75mm filament
9/47 fishbone gears
grovemount for Makergear hot end with 50mm
Use 2 long M4 screws with washer-spring-washer and they will snap on and off the idler without much problem. I had a 1" spring that I cut in half and it works great.
The motor runs just a bit hotter than I like but you can touch it without getting burned at printing speeds of 30, 60, and 65 it skipped steps above that while pulling on a 2kg reel of filament so I run it at 60 for now.
If you re-render from Source you will need to fix the .stl with netfabb before you skein and print it.
1.75mm filament
9/47 fishbone gears
grovemount for Makergear hot end with 50mm
Use 2 long M4 screws with washer-spring-washer and they will snap on and off the idler without much problem. I had a 1" spring that I cut in half and it works great.
The motor runs just a bit hotter than I like but you can touch it without getting burned at printing speeds of 30, 60, and 65 it skipped steps above that while pulling on a 2kg reel of filament so I run it at 60 for now.
If you re-render from Source you will need to fix the .stl with netfabb before you skein and print it.
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Nema14 with 1.75mm filament - Kuehling-Wades Extruder by PlanoRepRap is licensed under the Attribution - Creative Commons license.
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I made this with the gears from the linked extruder without looking too closely, and found they didn't fit at all. If I had paid attention I'd have noticed they weren't fishbone gears at all, whoops. The correct link to the one with fishbone gears is http://www.thingiverse.com/thi...