Ender 5 Max cage for K2 hot end and DXC2 Extruder
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I made this cage because I noticed that the DXC2/K2 extruder have the same reduction ratio as the Ender 5 Max.
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I made this cage because I noticed that the DXC2/K2 extruder have the same reduction ratio as the Ender 5 Max, So it did not require any changes to the printer config file. You need to unplug and remove the PCB off the back of the K2 motor then swap the two center wires for it to work with the factory PCB on the E5M. It seems to work and I’ve run an 18 hour petg print with this setup, you will likely need to cut the filament at an angle to help it get trough the gap between the extruder and the nozzle that allows the cutter to function. I’ve also designed one with no gap to help the filament get through easier. As stated before the setup will allow you to use the filament cutter in the DXC2 although I didn't design anything for it. And it may be possible to use a HI hot end as well as the top of the heat brake looks like it might be the same but not sure, I don't have one.
I'm not a very experienced CAD designer so I thought I would put the STEP file out there and see if anyone wanted to take in to the next level.
*** Note*** The holes are not large enough for heat set inserts, I printed one with ppa-cf and got a tapping kit and that seemed to work but was a little difficult. The one I have on my E5M now was printed with petg on a X1C as a test mule and I used coarse thread self tapping M3 screws which works surprisingly well. And even though the cage is printed with petg it has been working great and I’ve just been using it as is lol.
Update - After about 26 hours of printing without an issue the cage made out of PETG developed a small crack in the front by the heat break. The one I am running now is made out of PC-CF and I was able to use the same coarse thread screws to mount everything.