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Large Delta Printer made from scrap 80/20

Discussion in '3D printers' started by PhotoSgt85, Jan 31, 2017.

  1. PhotoSgt85

    PhotoSgt85 Well-Known
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    PhotoSgt85 published a new build:

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  2. PhotoSgt85

    PhotoSgt85 Well-Known
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    When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.... So I have a C Beam XL and now all my solutions seem to flow from plate making.. lol. In an attempt to eliminate the need for the 3D printed parts from this design I am trying to use plates for the joints. Here is a few pictures of my latest attempts:
    DeltaPlateJointDetail.JPG DeltaPlateJointIso.JPG DeltaPlateJointIso2.JPG

    Keep in mind that these are being designed for 80/20 (not V-Slot) and that they are prototypes, therefore I wont be uploading any 3D files or drawings until I've made them an confirmed they fit. The geometry made to slot into the 80/20 will need to be filed to fit but I wanted to attempt to get some extra mechanical support for the verticals without adding any more plates.

    I look forward to your feedback!

    -PhotoSgt85
     
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  3. outofstep

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    looks good to me, but i have never cnc cut aluminium,
    what is the diameter of cutting bit?
    & how thick is plate
     

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