D3D v18.06 Conceptual Design - Revision history

Marcin at 23:07, 27 June 2018

2018-06-27T23:07:16Z

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	*Nut catchers in end pieces extend the size of those pieces		*Nut catchers in end pieces extend the size of those pieces
	*If mounting is done on the face of the end pieces (2 of them), then the nut catchers are not necessary		*If mounting is done on the face of the end pieces (2 of them), then the nut catchers are not necessary
	*End pieces may be mounted either on their face or through ~~their~~ outer end (nut catcher)		*End pieces may be mounted either on their face or through its outer end side (the nut catcher)

	=Geometry=		=Geometry=
	*Using external axis mounting allows for all the axes to be identical in lenght, thereby reducing part count over internal axis mounting design - where X and Y axes (as well as bed rods) would otherwise be of different length		*Using external axis mounting allows for all the axes to be identical in lenght, thereby reducing part count over internal axis mounting design - where X and Y axes (as well as bed rods) would otherwise be of different length

Marcin at 23:06, 27 June 2018

2018-06-27T23:06:40Z

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	*All in all, half pieces can be used for the carriage and idler piece, and a 2/3 piece can be used for the motor mount piece		*All in all, half pieces can be used for the carriage and idler piece, and a 2/3 piece can be used for the motor mount piece
	*Nut catchers in end pieces extend the size of those pieces		*Nut catchers in end pieces extend the size of those pieces
	*If mounting is done on the face of the end pieces (2 of them), then the nut catchers are not necessary,		*If mounting is done on the face of the end pieces (2 of them), then the nut catchers are not necessary
			*End pieces may be mounted either on their face or through their outer end (nut catcher)

	=Geometry=		=Geometry=
	*Using external axis mounting allows for all the axes to be identical in lenght, thereby reducing part count over internal axis mounting design - where X and Y axes (as well as bed rods) would otherwise be of different length		*Using external axis mounting allows for all the axes to be identical in lenght, thereby reducing part count over internal axis mounting design - where X and Y axes (as well as bed rods) would otherwise be of different length

Marcin at 23:06, 27 June 2018

2018-06-27T23:06:05Z

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	=Universal Axis=		=Universal Axis=
	*See [[Universal Axis]] for axis design		*See [[Universal Axis]] for axis design
	*Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper		*Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper. This allows mini printers to be tighter in size.
			*Half-carriage piece may be a useful addition.
			*Square 6 mm bolt pattern on 3 axes allows for addition axes to be mounted vertically or horizontally. This capability is removed if half-pieces are used.
			*All in all, half pieces can be used for the carriage and idler piece, and a 2/3 piece can be used for the motor mount piece
			*Nut catchers in end pieces extend the size of those pieces
			*If mounting is done on the face of the end pieces (2 of them), then the nut catchers are not necessary,

	=Geometry=		=Geometry=
	*Using external axis mounting allows for all the axes to be identical in lenght, thereby reducing part count over internal axis mounting design - where X and Y axes (as well as bed rods) would otherwise be of different length		*Using external axis mounting allows for all the axes to be identical in lenght, thereby reducing part count over internal axis mounting design - where X and Y axes (as well as bed rods) would otherwise be of different length

Marcin at 22:44, 27 June 2018

2018-06-27T22:44:03Z

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	*See [[Universal Axis]] for axis design		*See [[Universal Axis]] for axis design
	*Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper		*Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper

			=Geometry=
			*Using external axis mounting allows for all the axes to be identical in lenght, thereby reducing part count over internal axis mounting design - where X and Y axes (as well as bed rods) would otherwise be of different length

Marcin: Created page with "=Universal Axis= See Universal Axis for axis design Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper"

2018-06-27T22:41:48Z

Created page with "=Universal Axis= *See Universal Axis for axis design *Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper"

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=Universal Axis=
*See [[Universal Axis]] for axis design
*Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper

D3D v18.06 Conceptual Design - Revision history

Marcin at 23:07, 27 June 2018

Marcin at 23:06, 27 June 2018

Marcin at 23:06, 27 June 2018

Marcin at 22:44, 27 June 2018

Marcin: Created page with "=Universal Axis= *See Universal Axis for axis design *Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper"

Marcin: Created page with "=Universal Axis= See Universal Axis for axis design Note: axis motor piece can be cut 1" to allow only a 3 bolt mounting for the stepper"