CM3D-MMU3-10C
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The aim of this project is to deliver the posibility to use up to 10 different colors on a printer
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# CM3D-MMU3-10C
## About the 10 colors MMU
This project has been inspired by the work of the @Ryper3D in fact many of their parts has been used on this project because of that I would like to give to them the Kudos that they deserve. If you want to know about their work please visit their printables profile
## AIMS of this project
The aim of this project is to deliver the posibility to use up to 10 different colors on a printer without spend too much money on the way to achive it. If you already own an MMU2/3 unit you will have to spend less than 65€
## BOM
[!IMPORTANT]
Is necessary to exchange the Pulley and Idler motor, so the idler motor will be used with for the pulleys in combination of a 5mmx175mm flat shaft and a rigid coupler of 5mm-5mm
| Item | Quantity | Link | Aprox. price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 190mm leadscrew T8 M8 | 1 | 5€ | |
| 218.5mm smooth rod M5 | 2 | 7€ | |
| Nema 17 | 1 | 11€ | |
| 685-2rs bearings | 10 | 6€ | |
| 175mm flat shaft M5 | 1 | 3dBoom | 8€ |
| Rigid coupler 5mm-5mm | 1 | 1.5€ | |
| Flex coupler 8mm-5mm | 1 | 1.5€ | |
| Shaft 16mm OD5mm | 10 | 4€ | |
| GT2 20T Bore 5mm | 1 | 1.5€ | |
| ECAS | 10 | 4€ | |
| Filament pulley | 5 | 12.3€ | |
| SHCS M3x35mm | 3 | 0.3€ |
## Assembly guide
Basically you will need to follow the assembly guide released by Prusa and apply a little bit of common sense. Is more or less the same
## What about the Firmware?
- The firmware for the MMU3-10C unit is released on the repository CM3D-Firmware-MMU
- The firmware for the MK3S+ is released on the repository CM3D-Prusa-Firmware
## How does it works?
Well, it just works in the same way than the MMU3 from @prusa3d but with the possibility of use the double of colors.