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D3D Universal has 3 belt lengths. One is longer for the bed axis | D3D Universal has 3 belt lengths. One is longer for the bed axis. The other 2 are the same. | ||
The formula for D3D belts is 2x+5, where x is the length of axis from end of motor piece to end of idler piece. | The formula for D3D belts is 2x+5, where x is the length of axis from end of motor piece to end of idler piece. | ||
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'''Belt lengths are: | '''Belt lengths are: | ||
''' | #'''X - 2*12+5=29" | ||
''' | #'''Y - 2*14.5+5=34" | ||
''' | #'''Z - 2*12+5=29 | ||
'''Total is 92" or 7'8"''' | '''Total is 92" or 7'8"''' | ||
Latest revision as of 16:01, 13 September 2020
D3D Universal has 3 belt lengths. One is longer for the bed axis. The other 2 are the same.
The formula for D3D belts is 2x+5, where x is the length of axis from end of motor piece to end of idler piece.
Lengths of rods:
- X=12"
- Y=14"
- Z=12"
Axis end-to-end distance:
- X=12"
- Y=14.5"
- Z=12"
End to end distance is 14.5 and 12".
Belt lengths are:
- X - 2*12+5=29"
- Y - 2*14.5+5=34"
- Z - 2*12+5=29
Total is 92" or 7'8"