Stepcraft M Series Magnetic Retractable Dust Boot
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Stepcraft has stopped selling their dust boot... so I made my own. Same magnetic lock and retraction features as stock.
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Stepcraft has stopped selling their dust boot... so I made my own.
Same magnetic lock and retraction features as the stock model.
Sorry in advance for the mix of metric and imperial units but I am an American so buying metric is hard sometimes.
Additional BOM:
- 2 - 8mm x 30cm rods, machined and tapped to an M6 thread on one end
- 2 - M6 nuts.
- 5 - 1/16" deep x 3/16" dia. magnets
- either a bit of scrap iron/steel or another large magnet to glue to the dust boot itself.
- 2ft - 1/8" x 2" brush
Rough Assembly Steps:
- Remove the Z axis using the 4 mounting bolts.
- Unscrew the two pan head screws closest to the spindle.
- Glue the smaller magnets into the magnet mount and attach it to the Z axis frame using the pan head screws.
- Fit the brush into the slot on the bottom of the dust boot.
- Insert the threaded rod into the 6mm holes of the dust boot. And tighten with the M6 nuts.
- Glue magnet or scrap metal to the top of dust boot to line up with the magnet mount.
- Attach the dust boot to the Z axis by sliding the rods into to corresponding 8mm holes.
- Re-attach the Z axis to the machine.
- Glue on the Hose connection. – Note: this was designed for my hose, your mileage may vary.
Mcmaster Carr Links
https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/128/1475 – Brushes
https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/128/4104 – Rod
https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/128/3833 - Magnets
Other Notes:
If you have any questions regarding how to assemble or need the 8mm rod machined/tapped, feel free to message me on Instagram @arrowmakes