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    • Phospherusundefined
      Phospherus
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      Wanted to build a Morgan so instead of trying to convert the pipes used in it I built my frame from 2020 rail and made by own bearing blocks and some other bits.

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      • o_lampeundefined
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        Looks nice and solid.
        If you're planning to post a few details, it would be better to move the thread to "my Duet controlled machine" section...just ask a mod for it.

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          T3P3Tony administrators @Phospherus
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          @Phospherus nice, and this is probably not "off topic" so I have moved it as suggested by @o_lampe

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          • Phospherusundefined
            Phospherus
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            Bit of an update firmware seems solid but unfortunately I thought 15mm diameter carbon fiber tube would be strong enough for the rotational forces and i was wrong. I have some twisting which causes a springiness on the inner shaft. Now going to 25mm for the inner shaft which is the diameter the outer used to be and 30mm for the outer.

            I also purchased a set of https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BQ728M9F/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

            These are 30:1 with 0.6 degree steppers. Supposed to have 2 Arcmin back lash which is 0.03 degree so should be plenty accurate. I thought about going true 5 bar with those mounted 45mm apart I would have the same print area as I do now. Anyone have any experience with these?

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            • o_lampeundefined
              o_lampe @Phospherus
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              @Phospherus said in Parallel Scara based on Morgan.:

              These are 30:1 with 0.6 degree steppers

              The way I read it, it's a regular 1.8° motor and the 30:1 reduction results in 0.06°step angle

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              • Phospherusundefined
                Phospherus @o_lampe
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                @o_lampe I see now thanks for pointing that out. I hope they are decent quality and good enough.

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                • JoergS5undefined
                  JoergS5 @Phospherus
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                  @Phospherus I'd wish you open it in a iFixit style and post some images to discuss the quality. Unfortunately - I completely understand it - you'll not want to do it because of the guarantee. But if it's damaged in the future, this would be valuable. They are out of stock and a bit too expensive to buy it just for testing.

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                  • o_lampeundefined
                    o_lampe @Phospherus
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                    @Phospherus It surprised me, that they took a short NEMA17 motor with low torque for it. I guess a full size motor would exceed the max. output torque of the harmonic drive.

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                    • Phospherusundefined
                      Phospherus
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                      First printing with the Scara looking good so far. No z endstop so set it with piece of paper and no heated bed as my PSU mount is printing so running off a 5 amp 24V power pack. Using a Bondtech BMG for bowden drive with a Phaetus BMO hotend. Link to youtube video below. This is my first time ever uploading to youtube so if it does not work I apologize and will fix it.

                      https://youtu.be/9VRnl9GF-Sk

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                          • Phospherusundefined
                            Phospherus @o_lampe
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                            @o_lampe Video link should work now.

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                              o_lampe @Phospherus
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                              @Phospherus Looks good for a first print on a cold bed. 👍

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                              • Phospherusundefined
                                Phospherus
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                                A couple pictures of the first print complete. I am amazed how good it came out without part cooling even.20230309_121359.jpg 20230309_121421.jpg

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                                • Phospherusundefined
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                                  Finally got a test set of arms printed and a mount for the Nema 17 harmonic drives. Here it is in action. https://youtube.com/shorts/bj47uQ08zV0?feature=share

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                                  • o_lampeundefined
                                    o_lampe @Phospherus
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                                    @Phospherus It's always hard to qualify mechanics from a video. The first impression is good, no visible backlash or springiness.
                                    Will be interesting to see it work, maybe with a feltpen for starters?
                                    Would you use a direct drive extruder as toolhead or is it strictly Bowden-setup? How much does the head sag?

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