Flying Sherpa Suspenders
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A Flying extruder frame for NEMA 17 sherpa variants on deltas that uses the top bolt hole of the extruder motor.
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I use this on a delta flyer legacy with reused broccoli rubber bands (thick, blue, stiff). Since this is such a tiny delta, it hovers about 100mm above the effector plate, and the bowden between the hotend and the extruder bottom is 30-40mm. This allows for speedy accelerations, having visible ringing starting probably in the 40K mm/s2 range (I tested 20K and 50K, and 20K had nothing and 50K was visible but small). Since the bowden is so small, you end up calibrating this as if it were a DD extruder. I use 0.03 PA and 0.01 Smooth time, which results in nice corners and no visible gaps in any corner or curve (bad PA tunes can result in visible gaps and/or bulgy or smoothed corners).