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V-Core 4.1 Toolhead - SLM/CPAP - Rapido 2 UHF

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Modified version of the VC4.1 toolhead for CPAP and SLM printing.

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This is a reimagined V-Core 4.1 toolhead designed to be SLM metal 3d printed. All of the important features remain identical to the original design... nozzle to Beacon offset, duct placing at the nozzle, belt attachment points... this is plug and play. I did this because RR decided not to sell just the toolhead on it's own, and a lot of us would like to have it. Making it SLM friendly seemed like a better option than trying to get individual parts CNC machined. This version is for the Phaetus Rapido 2 Plus UHF. I have a version for the Dragon UHF I'll be posting. I'll also post the CAD file up as soon as I have it cleaned up.

Also, I made it compatible with CPAP cooling. If not, I have another model posted that uses the stock RR 4028 fan and ducts that is also SLM friendly (I'll be updating that soon). 

This has also been adapted to use the EBB42 that we all already have. Those parts are in the DXF folder and are designed to be laser cut from your local source. SendCutSend is who I use in the States. I've included a reference STL for the EBB42 plate to use for the countersinks. Also, there are reference images attached showing where to countersink. 

All the printed parts are oriented how they should be printed. Use standard RR print settings, or whatever you want. It's your stuff, print it how you like. Unfortunately the ducts do require supports under the CPAP extension. This was unavoidable. I designed a two piece duct that didn't require supports, but it added 4 cap head screws and 4 heat set inserts, so for the sake of simplicity I went this direction. It prints fine, so don't stress. 

The BOM is listed below. Sorry if I missed anything, but most likely you already have whatever I missed laying around. 

Here's a short video of the assembled prototype.  

RR V-Core 4.1 SLM Toolhead - CPAP/EBB42

SLM/Laser Cut Parts

QTY

PART DESC.

SLM/Laser

File Type

1

rr_toolhead_vc41_slm_body_rapido2_uhf_v1

SLM

stl 

1

rr_toolhead_vc41_orbiter_EBB42_plate v1

Laser

dxf

1

EBB42 Bracket Small

Laser

dxf

1

EBB42 Bracket Large

Laser

dxf

Printed Parts

1

Umbilical Cable Guide v2

stl 

1

rr_toolhead_vc41_cpap_duct v6

stl 

3

vc41_cable_tie v1

stl 

1

CPAP_Outside_Clamp

stl 

1

CPAP_Inside_Bracket

stl 

1

rr_toolhead_vc41_cable_guide v1

stl 

2

Spacer - 3.4x7x3mm v1

stl 

1

rr_toolhead_vc41_front v1

stl 

Toolhead Hardware

2

M3x30mm standoff

4

M3x14 countersink screw

9

M3x6 countersink screw

4

M2.5x6 Torx Screw

6

M3x8 Cap Head Screw

11

M3x6 Low Profile Screw (Or 9 M3x6 Button Head Screw)

7

M3x4x5 Heat Set Inserts

EBB42 Hardware

3

M3x18mm standoff

1

M3x15mm standoff

3

M3x6 Countersink Screw

1

M3x25 Countersink Screw

1

M3 Hex Locking Nut

1

M3x12 Cap Head Screw

1

M3x4 Button Head Screw

4

M3x6 Button Head Screw

3

M3x8 Button Head Screw

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