Kossel Linear Delta Plus Corner Support
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This design is based on kubik256's Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus Hardened Bed Corner. After printing I found that it was…
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This design is based on kubik256's Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus Hardened Bed Corner. After printing I found that it was difficult to install on an assembled printer. So based on the design idea I struck out to design my own.
Features of the design:
- Retraction pockets for hammerhead nuts. Allows brace to be installed on column.
- Extraction slot to allow pulling hammerhead nuts back into pockets for disassembly.
- Solid brace for more support
- Brace design changed so that brace does not extend past the depth of the column.
(Will allow install on power supply column.)
- Sized for 240 mm bed size
- Bed support tabs version
(The bed will still require bed clamps.)
- Custom print supports so that slicer supports should not be necessary.
- Optional wire pass through
Parts to complete for each corner support:
- 4 - M4x20 mm screws and M4 hammerhead nuts for attachment to vertical column
- 4 - M5 or M4 x16 mm screws and M5 or M4 hammerhead nuts for attachment to bottom frame
Print Settings
Printer:
Anycubic Kossel Delta Plus
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
.2
Infill:
40%
Filament:
3D Solutech PLA
Real Black
Notes:
I printed in PLA. I know that I should have printed in ABS. But, babysitting for my grand-daughter takes precedence over stinking up the house with ABS fumes.
If the PLA doesn't hold up I'll reprint in ABS.
Print 3 corner braces of whatever type(s) are required.
Note: The PLA printed supports are installed on my printer for 4 months with no issues.
Post-Printing
The clearance pockets for the column screw heads includes a cut so that the screws can be pried back to pull the hammerhead nuts back into the retraction pockets. The slots have a support structure that needs to be cleared out of the slot.
The bracket with the wire path has a support at the base which needs to be removed.
How I Designed This
- Take measurements of the printer
- Design in Fusion 360
- Test on printer
- Repeat until satisfied
- Install and enjoy the design
- Share on Thingiverse
Category: 3D Printer Parts