D3D v20.04.27 Data Collection: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(→Build) |
(→Build) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
=Build= | =Build= | ||
*For the bed, because bed holder carriage nut catchers are printed upside down, best way to smooth is using a longer bolt to suck in a nut to clear the excess plastic. Possibly a different production engineering (machine redesign or part redesign) can solve the dirty nut holes | *For the bed, because bed holder carriage nut catchers are printed upside down, best way to smooth is using a longer bolt to suck in a nut to clear the excess plastic. Possibly a different production engineering (machine redesign or part redesign) can solve the dirty nut holes | ||
=Bed Lift Capacity= | |||
*Bed itself is about 27 lb: | |||
**17x17" -1/16" plate | |||
**9' of 2x1/16" strip = all of 1/16" is 10 lb | |||
**one 1/8"x18"x18" plate = 11.4 lb | |||
**Rods - 2 lb (8' of 8 mm) | |||
**Insulation - | |||
=Run= | =Run= | ||
*RAMPS 1.4 doesn't handle 2+2 series+parallel z motors. It is fine to drive 2 in series - bed lifts. Adding the other side just causes skipped steps. | *RAMPS 1.4 doesn't handle 2+2 series+parallel z motors. It is fine to drive 2 in series - bed lifts. Adding the other side just causes skipped steps. | ||
Revision as of 18:16, 7 May 2020
Build
- For the bed, because bed holder carriage nut catchers are printed upside down, best way to smooth is using a longer bolt to suck in a nut to clear the excess plastic. Possibly a different production engineering (machine redesign or part redesign) can solve the dirty nut holes
Bed Lift Capacity
- Bed itself is about 27 lb:
- 17x17" -1/16" plate
- 9' of 2x1/16" strip = all of 1/16" is 10 lb
- one 1/8"x18"x18" plate = 11.4 lb
- Rods - 2 lb (8' of 8 mm)
- Insulation -
Run
- RAMPS 1.4 doesn't handle 2+2 series+parallel z motors. It is fine to drive 2 in series - bed lifts. Adding the other side just causes skipped steps.