Extension Frame for the Creality Falcon A1 Laser Cutter
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This design extends the space inside the Falcon 1 in order to place a honeycomb oder larger items for engraving.
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The housing of the Creality Falcon A1 normally only fits very thin objects: Not even a Honeycomb can fit inside!
That's why I designed this frame, which extends the installation space of the laser cutter by 25 mm in height. However, the OpenSCAD design I developed can be parameterized so that other heights are also possible.
ATTENTION
I created the design in such a way that the housing is almost light-tight even with the extension. So I did everything I could to preserve the laser class of the original as far as possible. But I am not an expert in this field and must therefore urgently warn you that the conversion and use of the converted device is at your own risk! I accept no responsibility for any damage caused by the use of my design. Take the necessary precautions for the safe operation of your laser!
Printing
I recommend printing the four parts in PETG with a layer height of 0.25 mm. Due to the size of the parts, a correction factor for the size of the design in the X and Y direction must be specified in the slicer, depending on the filament and printer. In my case, I used a scaling factor of 100.09% for the side parts and 100.51% for the front and back when printing the design wit Prusament Recycled PETG filament.
Assembly
The following parts are required for assembly:
- 4pcs M6 heat insert nuts, so that the original feet can be screwed to the frame.
- 4pcs M3x4mm heat insert nuts, so that the original base plate can be screwed to the frame.
- The base plate, which is removed from the appliance and inserted into the frame with the 4 original screws
- 4pcs M6x20mm flat-head screws to attach the frame to the appliance instead of the original feet.
- 12pcs M3x6mm flat-head screws to attach the front and rear print part to the side parts
If the parts do not fit together, the correction factor for the print may need to be adjusted (see above).
Source Code
The part has been designed using OpenSCAD. I have provided the source code for download, so you can adjust the design to your needs. Most importantly: You can increase the height by just editing a number.
Happy printing!
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