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Hypercube Revolution (from original tech2c)

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Hypercube Iteration: Modern Design, New Hotend, Filament Cutter, and More

Here is the link the files tree on thigiverse, I'll upload all the content here when I'd finish this conversion

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6435445

 

My Hypercube Setup:

  • Retains original Tech2C printer frame dimensions
  • Upgraded Z rods to 12mm
  • Upgraded Y rods to 10mm
  • Upgraded X rods to 10mm

Features:

  • Bambu Lab hotend
  • Voron Z endstop positioned at the side for consistent z-offset
  • Quickdraw detachable probe
  • 5015 cooling fan mounted on the front mounted with magnets like bambu
  • Sherpa mini extruder with filament sensor (verifies if filament is loaded onto the extruder)
  • TO DO: Implement a filament cutter in the style of Bambu, using a Bambu blade

Change Log:

  • Voron Z endstop for hypercube tech2c orginal bed supports
  • Umbilical support for sherpa mini, with nema 14 w/ cable detachable
  • Idler for gt2 20T with 5mm shaft
  • Quickdraw sliding docker and arm adapted to the hypercube from VZBot drawings
  • Quickdraw support attached to the Bambu hotend face with a heat insert
  • Left-side motor holder lowered to accommodate a 10mm-long bearing without sacrificing Y print area
  • Left-side joiner edited to allow parking closest to the motor, increasing print area by 9mm when using 10mm rods on the Y

I'll provide links to all the original designs that I've used or been inspired by for this project.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

VoronDesign

Printer: 

Voron2 350

Notes:

I've use ASA with 4 walls, 5 top and bottom shells

 

Category: 3D Printing

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