German RepRap Neo / X150 2017
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Complete rebuild of the Grrp Neo / X150 Enables features like Display, SD Card support, heated bed, Power switch,…
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Complete rebuild of the Grrp Neo / X150
Enables features like Display, SD Card support, heated bed, Power switch, increases the print speed due to better cooling ( 150mm/s ), silent.
Added 3dm source files for modification.
Print instructions
Category: 3D Printer Accessories Rebuild Hotend / Bed Carriage:
Hotend
- Minimizes space needed, resulting in 160mm / 165mm travel while z is still reasonably high @ 110mm
- Easy installation without breaking your fingers
- Straight belts
Easy to service later on
BedEnables the use of an MK3 heated Bed
- Three point leveling
Reinforces the flimsy original structure
Bed V2Fits more snugly onto the metal supports
- Reinforced structure
- Screw pass through shorter to avoid jamming
- Added zip tie guides
Marlin for GRR Neo / X150
Important Values
define X_MAX_POS 160
define Y_MAX_POS 165
define Z_MAX_POS 110
DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT { 76.19, 88.89, 3200, 95 }
Included Marlin 1.1.4 Firmware
Preconfigured with my Neo, dont forget to PID tune / M502 M500
Update:
Changed various values to improve the firmware, most noticably changed Z Steps / mm to the correct value.
Misc Parts Used
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:527334
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:510957
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2544219
Parts needed:
- Ramps 1.4
- TMC2100 for X and Y
- J Head E3D V6 Clone
- MK2 Heatbed ( 215mm x 215mm )
- MK8 Extruder
- C14 Power Switch
Custom Section
Extruder Holder
- A simple version which unfortunately translates vibrations into the frame
- Version to use a stepper dampener which reduces the noise hugely