P3Steel lasercut version 2.01 by AndrewBCN

Last crawled date: 3 years ago

This is the same 3mm steel structure as the original P3Steel "Leonardo" by Irobri, version 2.0, with a few small changes listed below. This is why I am bumping the version to 2.01.
There are no other changes apart from those listed below:

The interference between the Y stepper and the M3 nyloc nut holding the Y stepper support has been solved by stretching the support by 2mm.


The frame has been stretched by 9mm, meaning the Y-axis 8mm smooth rods should now be 350mm long (same as the original Prusa i3), and not 341mm long anymore (4mm have been added to the front and 5mm to the back).


Two 3mm holes have been added along the sides of the front Y-axis subframe, one on each side.

The almost useless part that could eventually be used as a Y belt holder has been deleted (there are much better designs that can simply be printed).
There are no other changes because imho the original P3Steel design is already practically perfect. Thank you Irobri for this awesome, superbly engineered Prusa i3 variant!
Naturally I am releasing this modified design under the same license as the original.
More information including BOM and assembly guide: http://reprap.org/wiki/P3Steel
Este diseño de la P3Steel 2.01 es exactamente el mismo que la versión 2.0 a excepción de los cambios enumerados a continuación:
La interferencia entre el motor del eje Y y la tuerca nyloc M3 que sostiene el soporte del motor, ha sido resuelta por el estiramiento del soporte por 2 mm.
La estructura se ha estirado por 9 mm, es decir, el eje Y ahora necesita varillas lisas de 8 mm de 350 mm de largo (igual que la Prusa i3), y no más 341mm de largo (4 mm se han añadido a la parte frontal y 5 mm en la parte posterior).
Dos agujeros de 3 mm se han añadido a la parte delantera de la subtrama del eje Y, uno a cada lado.
La pieza de acero inútil que eventualmente podría ser utilizada como Y axis belt holder ha sido eliminada (hay mucho mejores diseños que simplemente se pueden imprimir, ver aqui en Thingiverse).
Agradezco a Irobri por su diseño genial de la P3Steel.