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Marcin: /* Series Z Motor Wiring */

2021-10-03T15:35:12Z

Series Z Motor Wiring

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Marcin: /* Series Z Motor Wiring */

2020-09-28T04:52:10Z

Series Z Motor Wiring

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	=Series Z Motor Wiring=		=Series Z Motor Wiring=

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	[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bByf3PmjpFA3a9bqet27Hjl1LKSI5rf5zeDrFS1tRZc/edit#slide=id.g5c3be0ce2d_1_28 edit]		[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bByf3PmjpFA3a9bqet27Hjl1LKSI5rf5zeDrFS1tRZc/edit#slide=id.g5c3be0ce2d_1_28 edit]

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	=Heater=		=Heater=

Marcin: /* Series Z Motor Wiring */

2020-09-28T04:32:44Z

Series Z Motor Wiring

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	[~~_______________________________________~~ edit]		[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bByf3PmjpFA3a9bqet27Hjl1LKSI5rf5zeDrFS1tRZc/edit#slide=id.g5c3be0ce2d_1_28 edit]

	=Heater=		=Heater=

Marcin: /* Series Z Motor Wiring */

2020-09-28T04:32:09Z

Series Z Motor Wiring

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	=Heater=		=Heater=

Marcin: /* Heater */

2020-05-20T22:45:28Z

Heater

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	#Wrap 14' heater core on 5' of inner small (3 mm) fiberglass sleeve. Use a drill to make this snappy: start the nichrome wind, electrical tape over the start to protect from breaking, and grab in drill chuck. attach other end to free-spinning rotor using electrical tape. Start wrapping by holding the wire down with your hand as the fiberglass spins.		#Wrap 14' heater core on 5' of inner small (3 mm) fiberglass sleeve. Use a drill to make this snappy: start the nichrome wind, electrical tape over the start to protect from breaking, and grab in drill chuck. attach other end to free-spinning rotor using electrical tape. Start wrapping by holding the wire down with your hand as the fiberglass spins.
	#Cut 4" fence wire transition pieces, wrap 1" of ends of nichrome core around them. Make a small hook for strengthening physical connection,then solder. Solder probably melts out, so you're probably relying on the mechanical wrap and hook. Note if you use fence wire, sand it down to get rid of oxides so solder can attach.		#Cut 4" fence wire transition pieces, wrap 1" of ends of nichrome core around them. Make a small hook for strengthening physical connection,then solder. Solder probably melts out, so you're probably relying on the mechanical wrap and hook. Note if you use fence wire, sand it down to get rid of oxides so solder can attach.
	#Feed the inner heater core through the 6 mm		#Feed the 3 mm inner heater core through the 6 mm outer sleeve
	#Cut 6" of ga 18 200C wire		#Cut 6" of ga 18 200C wire
	#Strip 200C wire on both sides, tape (electrical) to prevent fraying (stripping first appears to work better, otherwise it's too difficult to strip is tape is already there)		#Strip 200C wire on both sides, tape (electrical) to prevent fraying (stripping first appears to work better, otherwise it's too difficult to strip is tape is already there)

Marcin: /* Heater */

2020-05-20T22:43:50Z

Heater

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			#Materials: 3 mm sleeve, 5' (inner); 6 mm sleeve, 4' (outer); [2] 6" pieces of 3 mm sleeve; [2] 4" pieces of fence wire; [2] 24" pieces of 200C wire
	#Wrap 14' heater core on 5' of inner small (3 mm) fiberglass sleeve. Use a drill to make this snappy: start the nichrome wind, electrical tape over the start to protect from breaking, and grab in drill chuck. attach other end to free-spinning rotor using electrical tape. Start wrapping by holding the wire down with your hand as the fiberglass spins.		#Wrap 14' heater core on 5' of inner small (3 mm) fiberglass sleeve. Use a drill to make this snappy: start the nichrome wind, electrical tape over the start to protect from breaking, and grab in drill chuck. attach other end to free-spinning rotor using electrical tape. Start wrapping by holding the wire down with your hand as the fiberglass spins.
	#Cut 4" fence wire transition pieces, wrap 1" of ends of nichrome core around them. Make a small hook for strengthening physical connection,then solder. Solder probably melts out, so you're probably relying on the mechanical wrap and hook. Note if you use fence wire, sand it down to get rid of oxides so solder can attach.		#Cut 4" fence wire transition pieces, wrap 1" of ends of nichrome core around them. Make a small hook for strengthening physical connection,then solder. Solder probably melts out, so you're probably relying on the mechanical wrap and hook. Note if you use fence wire, sand it down to get rid of oxides so solder can attach.
			#Feed the inner heater core through the 6 mm
	#Cut 6" of ga 18 200C wire		#Cut 6" of ga 18 200C wire
	#Strip 200C wire on both sides, tape (electrical) to prevent fraying (stripping first appears to work better, otherwise it's too difficult to strip is tape is already there)		#Strip 200C wire on both sides, tape (electrical) to prevent fraying (stripping first appears to work better, otherwise it's too difficult to strip is tape is already there)

Marcin: /* Heater */

2020-05-18T22:48:21Z

Heater

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			Tight weave is standard for sleeve. Loose still works:

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	#Wrap 14' heater core on 5' of inner small (3 mm) fiberglass sleeve. Use a drill to make this snappy: start the nichrome wind, electrical tape over the start to protect from breaking, and grab in drill chuck. attach other end to free-spinning rotor using electrical tape. Start wrapping by holding the wire down with your hand as the fiberglass spins.		#Wrap 14' heater core on 5' of inner small (3 mm) fiberglass sleeve. Use a drill to make this snappy: start the nichrome wind, electrical tape over the start to protect from breaking, and grab in drill chuck. attach other end to free-spinning rotor using electrical tape. Start wrapping by holding the wire down with your hand as the fiberglass spins.

Marcin: /* Bed */

2020-05-18T22:47:21Z

Bed

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Marcin: /* Z Axis */

2020-05-18T22:46:56Z

Z Axis

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	=Z Axis=		=Z Axis=

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	=Extruder=		=Extruder=

Marcin: /* Bed */

2020-05-18T22:46:30Z

Bed

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	=Z Axis=		=Z Axis=