Buying printed parts
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Buying printed parts
I overtighted and cracked one of the 3d printed plastic parts of my M2. The printer still prints, but it's much less accurate, not accurate enough to print a quality replacement part.
I see that there's a page to order replacement parts, but I couldn't find a place to order the printed parts. Also, while I was able to locate the part in the exploded diagram PDF, I can't find the corresponding part on Github.
The part in question is on page 10 of the "M2_Assembly.pdf" and is labeled as Item No. 3, "3D Printed: Nema 17 5:1 Top Clamp".
Does anyone know how to get this replacement part?
Brad
I see that there's a page to order replacement parts, but I couldn't find a place to order the printed parts. Also, while I was able to locate the part in the exploded diagram PDF, I can't find the corresponding part on Github.
The part in question is on page 10 of the "M2_Assembly.pdf" and is labeled as Item No. 3, "3D Printed: Nema 17 5:1 Top Clamp".
Does anyone know how to get this replacement part?
Brad
Re: Buying printed parts
I'll print the thicker one for you that's on Thingiverse tonight and mail it tomorrow if nobody else speaks up by then. You ok with $10 via PayPal to cover plastic & shipping?
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That would be awesome, thank you! $10 is fine.
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All the original part files can be found here http://makergear.wikidot.com/m2-components if you want to print a new one yourself. Keep in mind some of them are older versions specifically the one you need is. Like Insta said there are beefed up version on thingiverse though.
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The motor mount (I believe the piece that is being described as broke) has been beefed up on the Makergear wiki too.
I have seen of people zip-tieing it closed in an attempt to get enough rigidity to print out a replacement mount that is close enough
I have seen of people zip-tieing it closed in an attempt to get enough rigidity to print out a replacement mount that is close enough
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one thing i think makergear should do is put a folder on the sd card containing the stl files for all the plastic parts on the machine.
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Could someone please post a link to the part on Thingiverse, so I can see what you're referring to?
I cracked my part because I noticed that the extruder seemed to have a little "give" and rotate in the mount and I overtightened the screws. I'm curious what the new version of the part looks like.
I cracked my part because I noticed that the extruder seemed to have a little "give" and rotate in the mount and I overtightened the screws. I'm curious what the new version of the part looks like.
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They are noy on thingiverse. Only ones there are user made ones. All the makeger files are in the link steve posted above.
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Any idea where the newer extruder motor mount file can be found? The extruder motor mount that came with my recently purchased m2 appears to be a improved version of the one found in the link above. Perhaps the image is old but the actual file is for the updated version?
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not sure. here is the one i use. its just slightly beefier than the original and has the hole removed. i printed it in abs 80% infill and its been rock solid on my machine now for the past year. rotate it 180 to sit on the platform to print it. i downloaded this off thingiverse a long time ago. not sure who designed it.