20mm T-Slot Rostock Mini by matthewlaberge 3d model
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20mm T-Slot Rostock Mini by matthewlaberge

20mm T-Slot Rostock Mini by matthewlaberge

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I built a Rostock Mini that was taller than stock (550mm rods) and noticed that it was not very stiff and would wobble around when I tried to crank up the speed so I decided to make some modifications to the design that would allow me to stiffen it up as well as put my own flair on it. All of the modificatrions are designed to be complete drop-ins for the existing Rostock Mini design so you can mix and match modifications with any Rostock Mini.
The entire design was drawn up in Pro/Engineer and I will make source file available once I am satisfied that the design is complete. I did include a STEP file so you can open this in any other parametric CAD program amd make modifications now.
A complete BOM will be made available soon but to start you out you will need the following.
3x 554mm 20mm t-slot extrusions, I purchased 554mm Misumi CAF5-2020-554
15x M5 t-slot nuts, I purchased Misumi HNTAT5-5
6x 550mm 8mm precision rails, I purchased Misumi SFJ8-550
6x 8mm LMU8 bearings, I purchased Misum LMU8
3x 550 tooth 0.19" wide closed loop MXL Belt, I purchased Misumi TBN550MXL019
3x 40 tooth MXL pulley, I purchased Misumi ATP40MXL025-B-P5-KC90
3x 40 tooth MXL idler , I purchased from Misumi ID Code: MA264
3x 10-32 adjustable rubber feet, I purchased McMaster-Carr 9546K115
1x 120mm case fan for cooling RAMPS board
1x 40mm fan for cooling hot end and print
Update 1: Reset orientation of STL files to the proper side.Update 2: Replaced platform , added fan mount, added belt clamp.

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