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Discussion in 'Concepts and Ideas' started by Kyo, Mar 1, 2015.

  1. Kyo

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    First off I hope this is the correct sub forum for this topic, if not admins feel free to move..

    Let me introduce "Adamantine" my lead screw all aluminum printer.
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    Being the first complex project I have completed in Sketchup ( others have stalled as I narrowed down what I needed vs wanted ) and not having the $ right now to buy parts to pull dimensions from directly.

    I was wondering if any one more skilled with cad / sketchup then I. Could review my file for tolerances and proper dimensions ect.. ( specifically where wheel spacing and hole sizing is concerned. ) and bolt lengths / spacing ect. ect. I want to minimize errors and missing parts before posting the files to the builds section.

    Plus it never hurts to have someone else look over your files. A couple days swapping advice is a whole lot cheaper then having to have aluminum plate re-cut..

    I also welcome input on the hotend mount and the X carriage in general. Not 100% happy with that yet. I will be using a e3d v6 hotend.

    This printer will use solid V-Wheels. 20x60 and 20x40 V-slot and 1/4 and 3/8 aluminum plate. No belts all axis will run on the OB lead screws Speed is not a concern with this printer as it is intended for accurate smaller prints. With only the classic 8x8x8 build volume.

    If you interested in reviewing my beta file, just shot me a pm.

    Thanks for reading..
     
    #1 Kyo, Mar 1, 2015
    Last edited: Mar 1, 2015

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