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Fusebox mods in OpenScad by phord
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 4 months ago
I want to modify some parts on my FuseBox build, but I can't use Sketchup. I prefer OpenScad so I redesigned my needed parts as .scad files.
The Z-nut mount is modified from KuchenKerze's openscad redesign to accept a flanged acme lead-screw nut commonly available from Misumi, RobotDigg and eBay.
The X-Carriage is largely unchanged at this point except that it is redesigned in OpenScad. I plan to extend it to support better belt clamps, e3d's heatsink fan, integrated cooling fan shroud, and maybe some other ideas.
The extruder that comes with fusebox is simple and clean, but it only works with 1.75mm filament and there's no way it will push flexible filament. I'm also not a fan of the spring clips used. So I've imported the very popular Compact Bowden Extruder (which is already in OpenSCAD) and then modified it to support the RobotDigg MK8 gear, the 10mm bowden fitting from e3donline, 3mm filament, flexible filament (aka NinjaFlex or PolyFlex) and the simplified flat frame mount like Fusebox uses. For convenience I've included the .stl for the 1.75mm version, too.
Updates:
2016/04/08 - Added Compact_Bowden_Extruder .scad and .stl files
2016/05/03 - carriage: Widened the belt clamps; redesign still pending
2016/05/03 - carriage: Fixed belt clamps being improperly seated on the platform
2016/05/03 - carriage: Moved the zip tie channels to the outside of the shell
2016/05/03 - carriage: Experimental: Made the cowling thinner (2.5mm)
Note: AxMod has generated several openscad redesigns based on this printer for his fb2020 remix
The Z-nut mount is modified from KuchenKerze's openscad redesign to accept a flanged acme lead-screw nut commonly available from Misumi, RobotDigg and eBay.
The X-Carriage is largely unchanged at this point except that it is redesigned in OpenScad. I plan to extend it to support better belt clamps, e3d's heatsink fan, integrated cooling fan shroud, and maybe some other ideas.
The extruder that comes with fusebox is simple and clean, but it only works with 1.75mm filament and there's no way it will push flexible filament. I'm also not a fan of the spring clips used. So I've imported the very popular Compact Bowden Extruder (which is already in OpenSCAD) and then modified it to support the RobotDigg MK8 gear, the 10mm bowden fitting from e3donline, 3mm filament, flexible filament (aka NinjaFlex or PolyFlex) and the simplified flat frame mount like Fusebox uses. For convenience I've included the .stl for the 1.75mm version, too.
Updates:
2016/04/08 - Added Compact_Bowden_Extruder .scad and .stl files
2016/05/03 - carriage: Widened the belt clamps; redesign still pending
2016/05/03 - carriage: Fixed belt clamps being improperly seated on the platform
2016/05/03 - carriage: Moved the zip tie channels to the outside of the shell
2016/05/03 - carriage: Experimental: Made the cowling thinner (2.5mm)
Note: AxMod has generated several openscad redesigns based on this printer for his fb2020 remix