With the hot end assembled, I have used the notes of of the reprap site. This as seen in the top picture shows the set up of it. With the cables being crimped of. I also used a bit of solder to reinforce it
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
It's been a long time...
It has been a while since I last posted... Since this time I have been very busy working on my machine. I have tided up all of the wiring, and sorted out a power source. Also I have replaced the normal M3 bolts on the bottom of the bed for nylon lockable nuts. This means that the bolts will not loosen easily. As previously I found that when transporting my machine the nuts can easily loosen themselves off the bottom of the bed. I have also added X4 stepper motor drivers to the machine.
Labels:
3D Printing,
Electronics
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Assembling the X axis
Sunday, 8 April 2012
Assembling the filament feeder
After that I then cut out a template, witch I then stick to dome 6mm MDF, witch was then cut out.
It was then stuck on to another peice of MDF witch was 21.5MM by 21.5 MM, it was held in place with a M3 bolt, 2 washes, 1 spring.
The 3 mouths that hold the the bearings where next to be added. Soon after that the Y belt was added with the 2 other mounts with washes and nuts on them.
It was then stuck on to another peice of MDF witch was 21.5MM by 21.5 MM, it was held in place with a M3 bolt, 2 washes, 1 spring.
The 3 mouths that hold the the bearings where next to be added. Soon after that the Y belt was added with the 2 other mounts with washes and nuts on them.
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