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Discussion in '3D printers' started by skarab, Jan 7, 2014.

Lautr3k RepRap

Lautr3k RepRap

Discussion in '3D printers' started by skarab, Jan 7, 2014.

A 3D printer without belts, a print volume of 320x320x260mm, obviously the V-Slot as linear guide! and a maximum of printed pieces.

reprap lautr3k lautrek 3d printer
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  1. skarab

    skarab Journeyman
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    No problem I have a UK supplier for you ;) KJN Good price, good service, I have ordered from them, so no worries.
     
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    what about this way! iv done it on my printer to and it works
     
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    thank you buddy :)
     
    #33 carl, Jan 16, 2014
  4. skarab

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    It is true that this system is awesome! But we can see in this video what happens, the Z axis is constantly solicited in both direction. To make things right, we should add lead-screws and anti-backlash nut on Z axis. I am not convinced that this is a good deal ... But why not on a machine that are not static / movable / foldable.
     
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    Oops, I made a mistake in the parts list, and many other oversights...

    - The mistake : Stepper motors for X and Y axis must be Big Stepper, but for for Z axis it must be Small Stepper.

    Anyway, I'll re-draw a version of the Z motor mount for larger motors (as soon as possible).

    Oversights :
    - 5 x Tee Nuts (25 Pack)
    - Drop In Tee Nuts (optional, but very useful for adding upgrade quickly)
    - 4 x M5 Nylon Insert Hex Locknut
    - 22 x M3 x 10mm
    - 4 x M3 x ???mm Depending on the thickness of your y-plate.
    - 4 x M3 Nylon Insert Hex Locknut
     
    #35 skarab, Jan 16, 2014
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    hi hows the build going? are you going to add a LCD controller as i can not see how it can be added to the Smoothieboard illustrations-3D-printer-setup.png
     
    #36 carl, Jan 19, 2014
  7. skarab

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    Several solutions, I2C and/or SPI Pin breakout or else SmoothiePanel (in dev)

    [​IMG]
     
    #37 skarab, Jan 19, 2014
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    Hello :)

    Small update, I did a test at 100 mm/s, and the result is not too bad.
    Video : https://www.dropbox.com/s/0x2wr5d6r9plb33/2014-01-20 15.57.30.mp4

    [​IMG]

    But at that speed, a new extruder is a must!
    I lost too much time the last day trying to draw the best extruder possible, but nothing is left ... except a dirty upgrade which works not bad.

    [​IMG]

    I have uploaded the new files until I find a better solution.
    - extruder flange - dirty upgrade.stl
    - extruder idler - dirty upgrade.stl

    At the moment I prefer to spend my time doing a build manual and print a maximum of things to validate the concept.

    Peace.
     
    #38 skarab, Jan 21, 2014
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    Hi Artists.

    Another update. I start the build manual. I chose to do it on the RepRap Wiki, because I relying on you to help me correct / complete the manual and the other pages :) feel free to edit. Do not hesitate to tell me if this is not clear, and what I can change..

    As I'm an idiot, I still forgot things in the parts list :
    - 12 x Aluminum Spacers
    - 18 x Mini V Precision Shim
    - 1 xMini Hyena v2
    - 1 x J-Head
    - 2 x 40mm Fan,
    - 1 x 30mm Fan
    - 3 x Mechanical Endstop

    I added a changelog on the index page to miss anything.
    I have added a 2mm spacer for Nema with >20mm shaft (X axis only).
    I have uploaded all STL's in a Zip file, and replaced the SKP file.

    Peace.
     
    #39 skarab, Jan 26, 2014
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    Thanks @skarab looking great!
     
    #40 Mark Carew, Jan 26, 2014
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    nice looking build manual. Will a E3Dv5 hotend fit?
     
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    skarab do you have a UK supplier for the 10 start 25mm pitch fast lead screw and nut and the Acme lead screw and nut? as the in port tax to the UK is all most as much as the lead screw's them self's :-(
     
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    I'm not sure. As I will redraw the extrude, I would more compatible versions.

    Unfortunately not ... I am looking for a long time ... The manufacturer is http://www.pbclinear.com/ but they do not sell to individuals. I dream that OpenBuilds can do something: P
     
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    Thanks @skarab this printer is fantastic, I found it to be an easy build so far, and hope to be printing within a week or so. I am very impressed with the precision of the whole unit, but wouldn't the Y-Carriage be more stable with the wheels riding on top of the v-slot like a car,? Instead of hugging the sides. I'd love to have the talent to design a version, but my schetch up files like like a child made them.
     
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    Hello,

    @abazabba very happy for you :)
    For the X axis or Y? For X, as proposed, a profile of 20x40 would be better, in the same configuration. If it is for the Y, no problem it is very stable.

    @everybody if you are crazy enough to build a Lautr3k I'm Looking for photos and comments on the construction. Do not hesitate!

    Last night I updated the build manual, I hope to finish it soon. Not enough time ... and many things to build.

    Peace.
     
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    The valentine vase came out really cool looking!
    I also love the look of the build manual very easy to follow.
     
    #46 Mark Carew, Feb 6, 2014
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    @abazabba Thank you for the pictures, it's really cool to see another Lautr3k come to life: 9 Your feet is a very good idea. I did a test with smaller and rubber.
    2014-02-02 13.03.13.jpg

    I made a small mistake in the final stages of the manual, I forget the T-Nut for Z motor mount. I will correct tomorrow.
     
    #47 skarab, Feb 7, 2014
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    Arghh, I didn't put the spacer in-between the bearings in the wheels, I am very thankful of your through build manual, but now I''m going to tear it down and add that.
    I had to add the feet, my Z-motors were too big and stuck out, they were not the ones you specify in the BOM. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13599
    my problem with the Y-Carriage is due mainly to the poor print I have of it, i will reprint it hopefully without it curling, and I don't doubt it will be very stable.
     
    #48 abazabba, Feb 7, 2014
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    @Cary Beaty Hooo nice find. I can not find information on engineered ends ... but it looks very promising :)

    I've updated the build manual, I hope to finish this weekend.

    Peace.
     
    #50 skarab, Feb 18, 2014
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    About the Lead Screws......

    I'm thinking that because the guide rods are now replaced with v-slot, and the bearing guides replaced with wheels, the resistance to motion should be very low. Combined with a bowden extruder this would make an excellent test bed for thread-less ball screws. I'm ordering parts to make this happen now, will post results here when I get it done.
     
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    Sorry for my bad English but I have a question.
    Aluminum beams their sizes
    20x20 mm
    L =430mm - 4
    L=440 mm - 2
    L= 480 mm - 2
    40x20mm
    L=430 mm - 2
    L=520 mm - 2
    And Yes about guides screws I talked with a friend engineer, he decided that he also might be the best D=12 step 4
    I hope you understand me))
    Guides screws
    L=310mm - 2
    L= 373mm - 2
    Right I wrote all of the dimensions?


    thank you
     
    #53 makkss, Feb 22, 2014
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    @Aravoth I am very excited to see the result of your test.

    @carl These are not quite the same :
    Tinitylabs : D = 12mm, L = 370mm, 10 Start, 25mm Pitch, Anti-Backlash Nut and Machined ends. (100$)
    Moore : D = 12mm, L = 300mm, 5 start, 25mm Pitch, Plastic Nut and No Machined ends. (66.74£ / 111$)
    Finally, the first choice is the best.

    @makkss sorry, I'm not sure I understand your question. But if you want the parts list, you will find here: http://www.openbuilds.com/builds/lautr3k.379/
     
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    What you used electronics? What firmware for electronics and software for printing?


    In the earlier thank
     
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    I love this printer, once i got it even closed to calibrated it outperforms my two previous builds by leaps and bounds. Now I think I have it dialed in and the results are amazing, so precise and clean, perfect circles, really impressed, pics to follow... Now i think i'll need to break down my printrbot and convert it to one of these. Thank you for sharing Skarab!

    p.s. I love the repetier firmware, it's super programable, and works so well with it's host.
     
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    nice one!! do you have any pictures? and did you use the Smoothieboard on your one ?
     
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