Hey! This thing is still a Work in Progress.
Files, instructions, and other stuff might change!
X-End Vertical LM8UU / X-Carriage
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Published on February 20, 2013
Description
Edit: need to rework some spacings, yet used on a custom I3 but somme spacing for threaded rods are 2/3mm away.
It's a Vertical X-End designed for custom builds and minimalistic
New LM8UU Version
Added the X-Carriage
Default files are 22mm, there is also 30mm Files for standard Prusa.
You can ask for another spacing for Z if you have a custom build.
Specs
- 8mm rods, one side open with nuts holder, other closed.
- 50mm between rods (center to center)
- 22mm or 30mm between 8mm Z Axis and 6mm Z Threaded rod (center to center)
- 4mm hole for 624ZZ Bearing for Belt (best used with GT2 / T2.5)
- 8mm clip for Z rods (may be lightly filed, or not) no bearing needed (Z is not stressed)
It's a Vertical X-End designed for custom builds and minimalistic
New LM8UU Version
Added the X-Carriage
Default files are 22mm, there is also 30mm Files for standard Prusa.
You can ask for another spacing for Z if you have a custom build.
Specs
- 8mm rods, one side open with nuts holder, other closed.
- 50mm between rods (center to center)
- 22mm or 30mm between 8mm Z Axis and 6mm Z Threaded rod (center to center)
- 4mm hole for 624ZZ Bearing for Belt (best used with GT2 / T2.5)
- 8mm clip for Z rods (may be lightly filed, or not) no bearing needed (Z is not stressed)
Instructions
Print & Use !
PS: Carriage And Minimal direct drive extruder come soon.
PS: Carriage And Minimal direct drive extruder come soon.
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X-End Vertical LM8UU / X-Carriage by PropsFactory is licensed under the Attribution - Creative Commons license.
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