Anet ET4 series snap fit filament guide - Fidget bearing adapter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2020
- Optional upgrade to Version 9 of the Anet ET4 Snap fit filament guide is now on Thingiverse. If you have real bearings, you can now print these 2 parts to create an even smoother path.
This design is modular. Stay tuned for more Anet ET4 addons that can use the same base.
Thingiverse link www.thingiverse.com/thing:450...
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Good work!
One question: what is the inside diameter of your ball bearing? My ball bearing (R6 ZZ) is 9.525 mm inside, but the printed axle is ca. 7.5 mm.
Have I overlooked something?
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It's more likely that I was using a cheap skateboard bearing... So you are saying you need the center post to be about 9.5mm, right?
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Yes, 9.5mm would be fine for my bearing.
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Great job,
could you show how to install a tensioner to the x axis?
the link www.thingiverse.com/thing:4135433
The 4 screws on the left of x should allow you to adjust it without any extra prints. Here is a peek at it in the assembly video th-cam.com/video/aBhW0YFufa0/w-d-xo.html
@@HLModTech thanks
My pleasure. When I looked at the Thingiverse part, I think the user might have the belt attached incorrect. Mine was snug enough that there is not much play at all.