Final Y drive design & upgrade to Gates belts.

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Not a Tridex, but it is an IDEX Trident. Video of removing old belts and installing new Gates belts if you are curious as to how the Y drive is set up on this printer. I am not releasing files because I am hacking stuff together in Tinkercad and don't want to provide support. You are welcome to borrow or copy the ideas shown. Prusa tension meter used in vid: www.printables...

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1 окт 2024

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@SamWowders Год назад

Is the Y motor quite enough now? The X axis is quite heavy, do you know how to make it quiter?

@badmouth75 Год назад

Two NEMA17s are plenty for the Y drive. The IDEX is louder than my regular Voron. I do not know how to make it quieter.

@SamWowders Год назад

@@badmouth75 Thanks!

@nadir3D Год назад

nice design, how it hold on? di you try the silicon "brush"/wiper for the filament oozing?

@badmouth75 Год назад

Not sure what you mean by "how it hold on?" The part where the gantry attaches to the linear rail guides is notched to match the teeth of the belt. When it is tightened to the linear rail guide, it clamps the belt in place. I want to try other methods to limit the ooze before using a wiper. The wiper is a last resort. I had planned to modify the z-hop behavior during the tool change and then setting the slicer to print infill first (hopefully wiping the ooze to the infill), but am getting sidetracked by some home repairs. It will be a couple months before I have any time to tinker with 3D printers again.

@nadir3D Год назад

@@badmouth75 i think you can use this to your printer ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F_F9SxMOYNA.html