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Would be nice to use M3 standoffs so the motor always stays attached, then the feeder could be removed independently. But then the feeder would sit further away from the back panel and not align with the knobbed wheel anymore. Could countersink the standoffs... but not sure I want to hack on the back panel like that.
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Hello Robert! The exact code of the extruder motor and 'perhaps have this ?? : 42BYGHW609, you can check the exact code on Ultimaker 2 ??? Thanks so much ! AlessandroYou mean the four screws that hold it to the motor? Those are ISO 7380 M3x25 screws. Also known as "button head" screws.
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You mean the four screws that hold it to the motor? Those are ISO 7380 M3x25 screws. Also known as "button head" screws.
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