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Icarus toolhead (Anycubic Vyper)

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This is a toolhead I have been developing for a while made for the anycubic vyper.

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DISCLAIMER !

This custom toolhead is still in development, the cooling system is quite basic and probably wont be sufficient for high speed printing.

 

Updates log :

Beta : 

  • Fixed every obvious problems I had with the alpha like the printhead being too close to the bed or the lack of visibility for the printing. 
  • The hotend leave now more space between it and the bed and had its useless volume reduced
  • The 50mm Fan got changed for the stock 40mm one since it was too powerfull and cause the revo 6 to use way too much energy to keep the heat.
  • the screw hole near the pcb plug got reworked since it was getting in the way and now the toolhead fits perfectly
  • I also discovered that the screen might get in the way of the printhead, u will need to adjust the screen height ( I personnaly dont use it since I changed for klipper )
  • Also reworked the cooling ducts, should be better but I'm not sure, anyway the current ducts aren't adapted for fast prints, should stay below 100mm/s

 

alpha: 

Icarus was made to be equipped with a direct drive system currently made for the sherpa mini (and other extruder with the same mounts) and the E3D revo 6 hotend. For the hotend I use an adapter remixed by HerzZorro that allow me to keep the old levelling system and also the whole PCB. 

link for the adapter : https://www.printables.com/model/188325-remix-anycubic-vyper-adapter-for-v6-e3d-v10-upgrad

Icarus is divided in 2 parts, the front and the back the front is pretty obvious to print and the back must be printed with support only for the 4 top surfaces and the fan duct.

 

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For the toolhead you will need : 

Print  settings : 

  • Infill 7%
  • Crosshatch (3D honeycomb)
  • 2 or 3 walls as you want
  • Use heat resistant materials for the back part because I am not sure the cooling part will handle the heat by being this close to the nozzle, currently trying how pla behave on long prints

 

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