Print With Advanced Filaments | DIY Simple Low Cost Extruder
Intro: Print With Advanced Filaments | DIY Simple Low Cost Extruder
You can review the first version of atom extuder from here
https://www.instructables.com/id/simple-low-cost-co...
We designed this extruder to be
- Simple and easy to build
- Low cost
- Compact design
- Low weight
- Small footprint
- Wire management
- Easy to mount
- One active cooling fan for both heat sink and nozzle tip
- Open source
- Can print with various type of filaments
- ABS & PLA
- Advanced filament materials
- Copper, Bronze, Wood, Glow filaments
- Designed to print with flex materials
By following the next 3 simple steps you will be able to build your own.
STEP 1: Prepare the Bill of Materials
STEP 2: Get the 3mm Plywood Layout
STEP 3: Follow the Assembly Instructions
You can download the complete source file from
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6 Comments
seif Tama 4 years ago
great work but did u think about how to fix it on the printer ?
JerimiahM 6 years ago
So, the B.O.M. has no measurements and after ordering a few parts that don't work and then using the measuring tool in an STL Viewer, I thought I'd post my findings so no one else makes the same mistake.
The U-Groove Bearing is a 4mm(ID)*13mm(OD)*4mm(w). I found them on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016KH8C3S/ref=o...
The heatsink I'm still looking for, the first one I tried was this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HGVNULQ/ref=o...
It's dimensions are 50mm(h)*25mm(w). After using the measuring tool, it looks like the heatsink being used 13mm(h)*14mm(w), although you might be able to get away with it being 20mm(w).
The drive gear is 11mm(w) but I'm using a 12mm(w) and so far it seems to be ok. Here it is on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ZZRI0DC/ref=o...
JerimiahM 6 years ago
Also the heatsink can only be around 15mm(h).
SherifM14 7 years ago
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ZasekX 8 years ago
Hi! I was wondering how to 100k thermistor was attached to the 40 watt heater, and in addition, whether there was a certain brand/model of heater you recommended. Thank you for your excellent tutorial!
ZasekX 8 years ago
In addition, the parts list calls for a NEMA 17 motor while the image shows the one you're using as a 16; would either work? Thanks!