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*[[FreeCAD Lesson - Designing a Sensor holder for the Titan Aero]] | *Start with [[FreeCAD Lesson - Designing a Sensor holder for the Titan Aero]] | ||
*To this, add a fan mount for a print cooling fan. | |||
=Build June 2018= | =Build June 2018= | ||
Revision as of 13:18, 23 September 2018
Upgrade and Simplification Sep 2018
It turns out that the extruder motor mounts directly to carriage piece via rear screws on the motor using M3x30 screws with washers. Clam of carriage used 3 of the diagonam M6 bolts for closure, and 2 of the opposite diagonal bolts for attaching the extruder to the carriage.
CAD
- Start with FreeCAD Lesson - Designing a Sensor holder for the Titan Aero
- To this, add a fan mount for a print cooling fan.
Build June 2018
MJ built this and it suffered from interference that stalls the blower fan. Fan must not be too close to the stepper motor.
Download in FreeCAD format - [1]
Introduction
An open source extruder for regular and flexible filaments that can also be used with the Volcano heater block + nozzle for printing with volcano 0.6 mm to 1.2 mm nozzles.
Build Instructions
Bugs
- Grub screw on pinion gear interferes with the second gear because the grub screw is not recessed. This requires more precise mounting of the pinion gear, and disallows usage of the extruder without a mount plate. A 2 mm spacer is needed for use with the standard D3D Extruder Holder.
Titan Extruder (not aero)
- https://e3d-online.com/titan-extruder - Is there any advantage of Aero to the Titan?
Titan Aqua
- Liquid Cooled for warm and heated chambers - [2]
Moarstruder
- 100 g/hr flow rate - [3]
Shopping
CAD
- Aleph Objects has produced a FreeCAD version of the Titan Aero extruder - [7]. See Mirrored_aero_assem.fcstd file
