Time to crack on, so up next is the Y-axis. This is basically the "tray" that stuff is printed onto. Of all the parts it was the most annoying/fiddly to assembly, so many washers and bearings at funny angles. Here you can see the two sets of bearing assemblies that the Y-bars slide through. The two blocks in the middle of the clear acrylic sheet are
belt clamps.
Here is a better view of the bearing assemblies, as you can see all funny angles. Getting all of the bearings to run smoothly and not foul on random bits of plastic was a pain, but once it was all tensioned it ran very smoothly.
The four bolts in the middle hold the purge plate and y-opto flag, but I don't have them yet :(
So that's another piece done, just the z-axis and frame to go!
Dont forget to make a jig, from your black threaded rod and two washers and four nuts when you make the frame.
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Laszlo
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I will, thanks.
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