Open Source Pen Holder Toolhead: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Added some more links under the "External Links" section) |
(Added a Category to the Page) |
||
| Line 24: | Line 24: | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkPaaWO3vSw A Video by the YouTube Channel "René Jurack" Titled "E3D-Toolchanger - Pen Tool" ] (They designed a toolhead for the [[E3D Toolchanger]] with a [[Compliant Mechanism]] inside a larger bore cylinder mount as the method for gripping the pen/marker etc, which should make it work well with just about anything) | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkPaaWO3vSw A Video by the YouTube Channel "René Jurack" Titled "E3D-Toolchanger - Pen Tool" ] (They designed a toolhead for the [[E3D Toolchanger]] with a [[Compliant Mechanism]] inside a larger bore cylinder mount as the method for gripping the pen/marker etc, which should make it work well with just about anything) | ||
[[Category: D3D]] | [[Category: D3D]] [[Category: Paper Craft and Printing]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:44, 18 July 2021
Basics
- A device that allows secure attachment of a pen or marker to a CNC device such as a FDM 3D Printer
- Can be used as a PCB Plotter or as a basic printer for documents and drafting
- Main Designs:
- VERY simple: tape it to the fdm extruder toolhead
- Simple: 3d printed adapter holder with no pressure relief
- Standard: use rubber band or cheap slides etc to allow it to have some "give" to it preventing it from stabbing your printer, and making bed leveling easier
- Advanced: Add some sort of encoding mechanism (how "pressed in" is it), and/or a solenoid for pulsing it in high resolution dot matrix modes
OSE Designs
Internal Links
- D3D Universal#Plotter
- D3D Paper Feed Mechanism
- Pen Plotter Printing Methods
- Open Source PDL to GCode Conversion Software
- Generating G Code for the D3D Universal Plotter with Open Source Software
- Using Inkscape to Generate Gcode
External Links
- An Over-engineered (in a good way) holder allows for slight spring like movement in the z axis (to smooth "bumps" etc) they used a rubber band, perhaps use a spring?.
- A Video of A Solenoid Including Design no shown use for dot matrix use, also noise suggests poor optimiazation (hitting edge, ie too powerful/not timed right etc)
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "René Jurack" Titled "E3D-Toolchanger - Pen Tool" (They designed a toolhead for the E3D Toolchanger with a Compliant Mechanism inside a larger bore cylinder mount as the method for gripping the pen/marker etc, which should make it work well with just about anything)