T250 Printer Litle Mods
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A few small mods that others might also need
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I made a few small mods that others might also need...
LED strip holder - the 10 mm wide LED strip is inserted and not glued, holds securely.
Feet without tip and with cutout for 8 mm truck anti-slip rubber.
18 mm spacer for standard Z-nut. Original from Volgger. When using standard stepper motors with Z-flex couplings, the original spacers are too long. The hole for the Z-nut has been enlarged to 10.5 mm to accommodate the Z-nut. If necessary, the height can be adjusted by scaling.
If the nozzle tip does not match the bed position, the bed distance can be adjusted by scaling.
Any fan guard can be installed with the fan covers.
If you want to use M4 bed screws you can use D6.3 mm inserts in these bed knobs.
I also made cable covers for more cables...😉
I printed the first belt tensioners from ASA, but one broke. Then I reinforced the tensioners on the belt side by 0.4 mm, on the motor side by 2 mm and printed them with PLA. These have held up so far.
This "internal micrometer" allows you to measure and adjust the parallelism of the Y-axis rods, as well as the spacing of the Y-axis bearings on the Y-axis carriage. On the side with the stop, screw in an M3x6 socket head cap screw completely; on the opposite side, screw in an M3x12 socket head cap screw until about 4 mm remains exposed. By adjusting and measuring the position of the M3x12 screw, you can determine differences in distance and correct them by adding shims or shortening the X rods.
"Internal micrometer," designed in sections to be assembled or glued together.
My T250 Split Legs and Split BedFrame