There is a good test on thingiverse for that : http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:277394
Most samples are printer at 70mm/sec minimum
To summarize all changes I did:
- marlin parameters tuning, especially "Accelerations" and "Jerk"
- bed and Heater temperature
- filament flow extrusion rate (80-120%)
- extrusion speed, retract speed
- infill 0 or 25%
- infill overlap
- perimeter after infill
- two types of motor controller (DRV8825, A4988)
- 2, 8, 16 or 32 bits motor substepping
- install the print on dampers to avoid vibration resonnance from the table
- belt tensioning
- install motors on antivibration support
- print on various places on the bed
- reinstall bowden vertically inside a cable chain
- add some grease to Z axis
- check all screws
- reinforce bed structure
- check and reduce extruder filament compression
and finally:
- replace sliders with bronze bearing tube by new slider with linear bearing LM8LUU
- replace Z axis leadscrew TR8x8 by TR8x2
See pictures below, the black one has been printer with a small compact printer (minifabrikator)
3 commentaires:
super projet et super résultats cet imprimante. Je me regarde a m'en faire une autre et la votre me semble vraiment bien pensée...
Avez-vous déjà fait une liste de pièces et de coût de l'ensemble ??
Vraiment impressionné,
Francois
Hello!
I'm trying to build a not so big one, with 400x300, do you think I can keep the 8mm rod on X? Is the STLs for the old version still available?
Thanks!
Yes the old STL is still available, it's called head_one_extruder_V2 (not X12)
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