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Posted · UM2 print head assembly on UMO+ ?

Can the printhead assembly of a UM2 be dropped into the X/Y rods of a UM1 ? Are the sizes/offsets all the same?

Was wondering about the sanity of dropping in something like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/0-4mm-Nozzle-Hot-End-Print-Head-Kit-Extruder-for-Ultimaker-2-UM2-f-3mm-Filament-/221744939292?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item33a107411c

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    Posted · UM2 print head assembly on UMO+ ?

    As far as i know the x/y rods are the same mm and uses the same bearing. It should work specially if you change the sliders (um2 use plastic injection parts that are smaller than umo). Also you would need umo+ For the electronics to use the same pt100 that the heater uses (or more modding?) and that head would need 5v fan to cooldown. The slidders I think they need more modding since the endstop it's designed to be somewhere different.

    Also the ptfe they sell I'm sure isn't the cool glass coated that ultimaker sells (you can buy it from them).

    If you want to do this it's propably better to buy the parts on china and get an olsson block instead of that um2 copy.

    In the end I don't think you would gain any quality but could be fun :)

    I plan to make my second umo+ with the black slidders of um2 and use my minihotend mod to gain a bit cm.

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