piranha
-
Posts
33 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Never
Content Type
Forums
Events
3D Prints
Posts posted by piranha
-
-
Im still unhappy with my X-Y movement with short bushings so I went to a automotive parts store to search for something more convenient
And I found I found nice brass Valve Guides from VW or AUDI engine!!! It is 8 ID and again 12 OD, 36mm long and quite cheap!!!!
old short bushings are also here on the right upper corner
After some reaming with the spechial reamer(you can see it near bushings on my picture) which I've got in the same store, bushings are now PERFECT!! So I need to find somebody with the real lathe to make them 11mm or finally redesign a wooden parts to use AUDI parts as is :lol:
- 1
-
I was thinking about that but there is no space in the central wood part, so to change it - it is necessary to redesign and recut more then 20 wooden parts, but I am tooooo lazy for that these days
-
Hi Daid, Yes, the whole thing will look like that
-
So if it is still interesting for somebody- Let me continue
When I was ordering shafts and bearings from vxb, I did not found Long LM12LUU bearings so decided to order 2x2 short LB12UU 12mm Ball Bushing 12x21x30 Linear Motion Bearings instead!
due to It's lenght 2x30 mm vs 57mm(jriginal) I redraw and recut bearing slots in left and right arms
And finally I've got my Z-stage almost done
So here it is after some vintage paint job
As much as I dig deeper Into the Ultimaker design as much I understand and love Erik's engineering Ideas and solutions, the Design is Awesome!!!
-
It strange but It's hard to find good Birch plywood here so I decided to make motormount parts from 10mm derlin and 2mm GlassFiber sheet so yesterday I've cuted it out using my DIY CNC router
-
As electronics I've ordered RAMPS 1,3 (SMD 1,4 was out of stock :()
So a couple of
hours with soldering iron and here it is
-
Hi guys, Halo from Russia
First of all whant to thank Erik for Nice and SMART design and lasercut plans!
... after deep digg in to the 3D printers world I decided to build printer by myself from scratch, I think that Ultimaker has the best Design for today so I'll try to build the Ultimaker
I have already sourced almost all parts needed, some days ago I managed to lasercut frame pars in the local Jedi ofice so building begins
Here are the first results
The vintage TV-set is ready, waiting for the screen
Building from scratch!
in UltiMaker 3D printers
Posted
Thank's a lot Ian
Hi George, Nice to see you here!
Nice bolt I neeeed one