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To improve the quality of my prints I decided to buy a TITAN extruder and since I could not find any support that convinced me I decided to design one.
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IMPORTANT
The distance between the bearing centers is 46mm.
It is fully functional on the Anet A8 / AM8 .
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For this project I used the TITAN extruder of Trianglelab buying the SET 7 on Aliexpress (https://bit.ly/2tbjOFQ).
The set includes:
In addition to the extruder set, you'll need:
I have designed two different air conveyors (Fan_Duct and Radial_Fan_Duct), one for the Noctua and one for the 5015 fan, so it is not necessary to have both fans but just choose which one you prefer.
In place of the noctua it is possible to use any 40mm fan.
Below are a list of fasteners required:
The M3x18mm are used to fix the x_back_1 and the x_back_2 to the X_Carriage .
The M3x12mm are used to fix the belt to the X_Carriage .
The M3x16mm and the M3x45mm are used to fix the Noctua NF-A4x10 and the Back_1 or Back_BL_Touch to the X_Carriage .
The M3x20mm is used to fix the fan support to the X_Carriage .
All the pieces are already in the right print position.
Supports are required for X_Carriage , x_back_1 , x_back_2 and the Radial_Fan_Duct .
Belt , Back_1 , Back_BL_Touch and Fan_Duct do not need to be printed with supports.
Happy printing!
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In the following sections you will find:
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NOTE:
It is recommended to set the new position of the origin within the software used.
To set the new origin position you have to homing the axes and measure the distance between the nozzle and the angle of the bed and then change the parameters in your firmware.
In Marlin you can set the position of the origin in Configuration.h (this is my position of origin, for your 3D printer will be different):
< // @section machine
<
< // The size of the print bed
< #define X_BED_SIZE 220
< #define Y_BED_SIZE 220
<
< // Travel limits (mm) after homing, corresponding to endstop positions.
< #define X_MIN_POS -12.5
< #define Y_MIN_POS -5
< #define Z_MIN_POS 0
< #define X_MAX_POS X_BED_SIZE
< #define Y_MAX_POS Y_BED_SIZE
< #define Z_MAX_POS 230
If you are using Marlin then you can use a function to calibrate your extruder nozzle via "PID Autotuning“.
More information can be found here: http://reprap.org/wiki/PID_Tuning
Assembly_video.rar | 1.6MB | |
Back_1.STL | 2.2MB | |
Back_BL_Touch.STEP | 561.8KB | |
Back_BL_Touch.STL | 2.5MB | |
Belt.STL | 2.8MB | |
Fan_Duct.STL | 8.2MB | |
Radial_Fan_Duct.stl | 8.8MB | |
Rendering.rar | 9.9MB | |
x_back_1.STL | 505.7KB | |
x_back_2.STL | 988.4KB | |
X_Carriage.STL | 5.1MB |