Minimalistic Endstop for 8mm Shafts
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Published on January 2, 2013
Description
Traditional fork style end stop wasn't good enough for me - too large and did not fit in my design. Minimalistic enstop was born to solve the problem, and it worked!
Instructions
Consult PDF for assembly view and BOM.
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scotty1024
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January 3, 2013
said:
Did you have a layer height in mind when you designed this part? The .3mm 220% extrusion width Prusa i3 settings are not working well with the 2mm holes.
Have you thought about a version that uses tie wraps instead of nuts and bolts?
Loved your assembly diagram! Thank you!
rp_one_labs
on
January 3, 2013
said:
I actually milled those parts for couple of our first printers, then drilled holes. Material was 3/8" thick acetal sheet. Printed part inherited dimensions from milled part, it works as it should. If you have plugged holes - then increase them with drill bit, it is DIY design.
License
Minimalistic Endstop for 8mm Shafts by rp_one_labs is licensed under the Creative Commons - GNU GPL license.
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