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Lawsy's MK5 solidoodle extruder for ninjaflex E3D V6 edition by nebarnix
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 5 months ago
Update #2: The hole is too small and does need to be enlarged. I drilled it out with a 3/32" bit. THIS YIELDED THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL PRINT IN NINJAFLEX (at 230C) =D =D =D!
I'm working on a new design to fix these problems, but there are mesh errors in the original file that are difficult to work with. Stay tuned....
Update #1: Cura produces errors but Slic3r prints great. The ball bearing needs to be the same diameter as the hobbed bolt in this design. Mine is too big and I had to melt material away slowly using a heated screwdriver.
An attempt to merge the ninjaflex feature with the E3D V6 extruder.
There are currently two issues -- the curvature of the roller bearing doesn't quite match and had to be dremmeled slightly
The hole is a little rectangular and filament friction is high. Small 1cm cubes of ninjaflex fail 20% in.
There is also a strange ridge which should not be in the model but appears in slicing and keeps the E3D from sliding into an already tight fit. I had to shave it down with an X-acto. The fit required large clamps, which is not ideal.
Consider this model, for the time being, extremely experimental.
I'm working on a new design to fix these problems, but there are mesh errors in the original file that are difficult to work with. Stay tuned....
Update #1: Cura produces errors but Slic3r prints great. The ball bearing needs to be the same diameter as the hobbed bolt in this design. Mine is too big and I had to melt material away slowly using a heated screwdriver.
An attempt to merge the ninjaflex feature with the E3D V6 extruder.
There are currently two issues -- the curvature of the roller bearing doesn't quite match and had to be dremmeled slightly
The hole is a little rectangular and filament friction is high. Small 1cm cubes of ninjaflex fail 20% in.
There is also a strange ridge which should not be in the model but appears in slicing and keeps the E3D from sliding into an already tight fit. I had to shave it down with an X-acto. The fit required large clamps, which is not ideal.
Consider this model, for the time being, extremely experimental.