Latest revision as of 01:39, 24 June 2019

File Usage Notes

In D3D_v19.04, we are doing s modification to allow for the Y carriages to reach the limits of the axis without hitting the frame, thus there needs to be an offset. For the offset, we are using a spacer.

This bracket and its modifications is used to mount the X axis to the Y axis.
On the wiring side of the X axis (left side) - the bracket has a hole to allow wiring to go through.
On the right side, there is no wiring, and the hole is not necessary - though to keep lower part count, the version with the hole should be used.
~~This bracket also connects The Y axis to the frame - so this was used for 3 different functions in total in the D3D v19.02.~~ A separate bracket is used to connect the Y axis to the frame.

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	15:22, 14 May 2019	(103 KB)	Marcin (talk \| contribs)	Moved holes to comply with 3D printed corner. Will work with welded or bolted frame.
	19:57, 11 May 2019	(11 KB)	AbeAnderson (talk \| contribs)	simple.
	19:56, 11 May 2019	(104 KB)	AbeAnderson (talk \| contribs)	made top holes symmetrical. editable.
	23:35, 2 March 2019	(32 KB)	Marcin (talk \| contribs)	Plain bracket with hole. Smaller file.
	23:32, 2 March 2019	(99 KB)	Marcin (talk \| contribs)	Carriage connection bracket with hole for wiring
	21:42, 28 February 2019	(31 KB)	Marcin (talk \| contribs)	Moved hole to make bracket longer
	20:37, 28 February 2019	(118 KB)	Marcin (talk \| contribs)

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 =File Usage Notes=
+*May 14, 2019 version is the one to print for Y-frame connection (2 of these)
 ==D3D v19.04==
-*In [[D3D_v19.04]], we are doing s modification to allow for the Y carriages to reach the limits of the axis without hitting the frame, thus there needs to be an offset.
+*In [[D3D_v19.04]], we are doing s modification to allow for the Y carriages to reach the limits of the axis without hitting the frame, thus there needs to be an offset. For the offset, we are using a spacer.
 ==D3D v19.02==
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 *On the wiring side of the X axis (left side) - the bracket has a hole to allow wiring to go through.
 *On the right side, there is no wiring, and the hole is not necessary - though to keep lower part count, the version with the hole should be used.
-*This bracket also connects The Y axis to the frame - so this was used for 3 different functions in total in the [[D3D v19.02]].
+*<strike>This bracket also connects The Y axis to the frame - so this was used for 3 different functions in total in the [[D3D v19.02]].</strike> A separate bracket is used to connect the Y axis to the frame.