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3D printer to pick and place part 11 - create your nozzle head (in 10 minutes)

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Welcome to xpdiy.io, this is the channel about DIY projects, currently working on converting 3D printer to affortable desktop pick and place machine with simple steps.
In this video, I will show how to assemble the nozzle head based on the design on xpdiy.io

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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@r.z.4007 Год назад

I appreciate you sharing your work and project with us!

@xpdiy Год назад

My pleasure!

@UKsystems 6 месяцев назад

just to note juki head assemblies with motor are around 30 online so may be wort using as the interchangable nosels are standard

@xpdiy 6 месяцев назад

Make sense, could be mounted onto the adapter, just need to consider how to mount camera as well.

@alexmenendez3277 Год назад

Do you have a link to a BOM? Possibly a link to the cameras you are using? Any more details on the spring ID and length? Im very interested in building one of your "Advance bundle" and want to make sure I drop in hardware.

@xpdiy Год назад

I am compiling a BOM and will upload it github shortly, the camera I am using ov9726, 70degree,2.8mm focal length, and the spring ID is 16mm, with 1.0mm wire diameter , and 30mm length. I will put this in the BOM. You can first try with the one without camera, they share the same components

@Spunkyinternall 7 месяцев назад

Hey, I like this project. :) I was just thinking about the Z weight and overall bulk. I know there's this hollow NEMA8, that on one end fits a commercial Philips nozzle and a tube on the other end. Goes by the Serie nr. BT1040. Could be something for this project. ^^ cost about a $100,- Is going this route more cost effective? Kind regards, John

@xpdiy 7 месяцев назад

Thanks, BT1040 is also a good choice, the weight is lower, the benefit I like is also coaxiality is good. I didnt use is actually because of the price, the 42 stepper are quite cheap, about 10 EUR, plus some bearing. But definitely BT1040 is worth considering.