Notable changes
- Geometry added to mate with the Bear Upgrade V-Slot Extrusions
- Use either drop-in or standard T-Nuts
- Use either M5-10 socket head or M5-8 flat head screws
- Temporary M3-12 screw added to aid in sliding T-Nut alignment.
- Case is 3mm wider to accommodate M5 socket head screws
- Vent pattern inspired by Prusament filament spools.
- Extruder cable clamp diameter reduced to 13mm with tie wrap securing.
- The square and hex nut cavities were resized for better retention.
Printing
- Layer height: 0.3mm Draft
- Supports: “Support on build plate only” with painted support blocking. See .3mf file for details.
- Filament: Prusament PETG
Mounting to Bear Upgrade Frame
- Required Hardware
- 6 M3 square nuts
- 4 M3 hex nuts
- 4 M3-10 screws
- 2 M3-25 screws
- 4 M3-10 flat head screws
- 3 M5-10 socket head or M5-8 flat head screws
- 3 M5 T-Nuts, drop-in or sliding
- Clean out all holes with a 3mm or 5mm drill bit. Pay particular attention to the four cover mounts. The 3mm hole extends fully through the mounts to aid in clearing debris.
- Insert six square nuts, four in cover mounts, two in the clamp.
- Insert four hex nuts into the back by drawing them through with a M3-12 or larger screw.
- Remove the vertical extrusions's top plate and insert a sliding T-Nut if available.
- Insert an M5 screw in the single V-Slot hole nearest the back. Partially thread a drop-in T-Nut and secure the case to the frame. Using a drop-in T-Nut precludes the need to remove gussets.
- Slide the two sliding T-Nuts to the top of the extrusion. Insert a temporary M3 screw hole as shown. Then, let gravity slide a T-Nut into position and secure. Repeat for second _T-Nut.
- Install the Einsy board with four M3-10 screws.
Wiring
I found the following order worked well for me.
- Remove the three fuses
- LCD ribbon cables
- Power Panic
- PSU cables
- Heat Bed Power
- Hot End Heater
- Extruder Motor
- Z Axis Motors (2)
- Y Axis Motor
- X Axis Motor
- Left Hot End Fan
- Front Hot End Fan
- Filament Sensor (lower row of pins)
- Heat Bed Thermistor
- Hot End Thermistor
- Super Pinda
- Install fuses
The author remixed this model.