e3d V6 Rostock Max and Orion mount
doodaddoes
Filename | Downloads | Size | Uploaded | |
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v6 mount.jpg | 6952 | 89 kB | on 28/5/14 | Download |
v6 mount side.jpg | 4523 | 100 kB | on 6/6/14 | Download |
e3d v6 both parts.stl | 5750 | 300 kB | on 6/6/14 | Download |
e3d v6 both parts for stock layer fan.stl | 2065 | 300 kB | on 7/6/14 | Download |
e3d v6 lower plate and legs.stl | 5690 | 140 kB | on 6/6/14 | Download |
e3d v6 lower plate and legs for stock layer fan.stl | 1983 | 140 kB | on 7/6/14 | Download |
e3d v6 upper plate.stl | 5596 | 159 kB | on 6/6/14 | Download |
e3d V6 Rostock Mount.stl | 15 | 285 kB | on 28/5/14 | Download |
v6 mount side.jpg | 11 | 96 kB | on 28/5/14 | Download |
e3d v6 mount both parts.3ds | 6 | 174 kB | on 8/6/14 | Download |
Description
* UPDATE: Added .3ds file so you can muck around with the file :)
* UPDATE: Included version with 10mm shorter legs to allow it to work with Rostock layer fan. Nozzle sits ~24mm below the effector with this version.
* UPDATE: I increased the lower plate thickness to 6mm to match the e3d better. Also added separated files for those who want to tweak :)
This mount puts the e3d nozzle ~12mm below the effector plate.
Sorry about the extra files, but I can't delete the old ones for some reason :/
Instructions
Suggested to print it out of ABS using 3 loops on the wall thickness.
Will need some 60mm (2 3/8") long, 4mm diam (1/8") machine screws to hold it in place.
License
Attribution - Creative Commons
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