Was looking for a suitable place to position / mount the Palette2 on the Chiron since the extruder was transformed to a DirectDrive a couple of months ago, but nothing shows to either fit, have a good position or was good in guiding filament ...
Since feeding material from top looks most promising, this frame was designed to position the Palette2 above the extruder / print bed allowing to use the standard PTFE tube supplied with the Palette2.
Downside so far: you'll loose approx. 50mm to 80mm in build height (370mm vs. 450mm), depending on the extruder assembly in place.
So, what to print?
You'll need:
Each component features a clearance of 0.2mm at the joints, so the parts should fit flush when assembled, considering printer tolerances (yes, everything was pritned on the Chiron)
What else do you need?
to assemble the frame use8x M4x20 hex screw and nuts and12x M4x12 hex screws and T-Nuts to mount everything to the Chiron aluminium frame.
The orignal Palette2 bracket (shipped with the unit) is mounted with up to9xM4x12 sinkhead screws and nuts - the fixture has nut guides for easier assembly (see pictures for details).
Palette2 fixture and bracket use8x M4x18 sinkhead and M4 nuts for assembly and wrap around2x 10mm steel or aluminium rods (i.e. from a Kossel Delta printer) to carry the entire package (currently using M4x25 hex screws for the POC as visible in the pictures...). And some screws to fix the rods (4x M4x35 hex screws and washers)
Work in Progress...
Knowing this is the first shot, modifications will happen within the next couple of weeks and months during testing and printing... so feel free to use the STEP file attached to adapt the design to your needs.
*Palette 2 Wall Mount Bracket.stp is design and (c) of MosaicMfG - see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3065172 for details*
Printer Brand:
Anycubic
Printer:
Large Size Chiron
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0,2mm layer height
Infill:
35%
Filament: Nothing special... PLA as you like
Notes:
Main bracket needs to be tilted by 45° to fit in the Chiron bed and placed flat on the bed; highest area towards Z direction - everything else should fit without modification; place flat side on bed and you're good to go.
Post-Printing =============Check rod holes
Rods need to slide through the holes in the bracket, so check for the right diameter and use a drill to widen if necessary. Use M4 screws to fix the rods on both sides to the bracket (have used M4x35 for the Kossel Delta rods); take care to not overtight the screws to avoid bending the entire structure
Move the touchscreen
You'll need the space in front of the main aluminium frame to assemble everything, so move the touchscreen towards the gantry (see pictures for details)
Category: 3D Printer AccessoriesThe author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.