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Thanks for participating in the DrVax community. Irv
Folks,
Forum user Geit gave me a helpful push and I learned how to added additional attachment types to our forums. You can now attach/upload FCStd, F3d and STL files. In addition I have increased the PDF file size limit so I can more easily upload DrVAX video slides decks.
All the best. Irv
How far did you get? I have been doing a lot of trial and error prints to get a mount and a holder to fit correctly. I'm really excited about this concept. I have gotten the pair to work together, now just getting everything in the proper locations - height and side to side. I also need to attach belt attachments and an EZABL
I started to model a matching mount for the Anet in FreeCAD. No printing involved.
How far did you get? I have been doing a lot of trial and error prints to get a mount and a holder to fit correctly. I'm really excited about this concept. I have gotten the pair to work together, now just getting everything in the proper locations - height and side to side. I also need to attach belt attachments and an EZABL
Ah, yeah. I started to adapt his tool change for my ANet A8 printer, but got side tracked. His channel is good. He is very experienced in 3d design and his videos do not hide failures, which I really like. Like blowing up mainboards or not being able to log into Fusion360 to finish a video.
I have used my own sliding dovetails on several projects, and they've worked really well. I really like that they're generally easy to print without supports.
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