BCN3D Sigma R16 to R20 screen frame adapter
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So I cracked my original screen of the BCN3D Sigma R16, and bought the r20 screen in a rush, expecting that assembly…
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So I cracked my original screen of the BCN3D Sigma R16, and bought the r20 screen in a rush, expecting that assembly would be hassle-free, but found out that it's not a plug-and-play affair.
Designed with a calliper, eyeballing some measurements, and iterating the design two times I came up with this, it could use some improvement, but it does serve the function well enough now.
The back insert is friction-based, but the screen frame is a bit loose and it could use some sort of adhesive/glue, I personally used reusable sticky putty (Tack-It from Fabre Castell) on both the screen frame and the back insert for extra assurance.
Print Settings
Printer:
Artillery Sidewinder X1
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.32
Filament: Fillamentum PLA Rapunzel Silver
Notes:
Software Used: Cura 4.6.1
Quality:Line Width: 0.48mm (from a 0.4mm nozzle)
Initial Layer Line Width: 150%
Shell:
Wall Line Count: 2
Top Layers: 3
Bottom Layers: 2
Top/Bottom Pattern: Zig Zag
Infill:
Density: 8%
Pattern: Zig Zag
Speed:
Print Speed: 100mm/s
Wall Speed: 80mm/s
Outer Wall Speed: 60mm/s
Print Acceleration: 650mm/s^2
Travel Acceleration: 800mm/s^2
Experimental:
Enable Conical Support
Category: 3D Printer Parts