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Belt Driven Ultimaker 2 Extruder

A new extruder design for the UM2 that augments the hobbed gear with rubber belts to fix the underextrusion problem.

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Description

This is NOT an easy (or cheap) upgrade for your printer! See link below to see if you are hitting the same issues before using!

Here is a new extruder design that fixes the underextrusion problem by augmenting the hobbed gear with rubber belts. While not the cheapest solution, I've had no underextrusion issues at all with this extruder design.

For more information, design files, pictures, and full documentation see my post at https://0x7d.com/2014/07/improved-ultimaker-2-material-extruder/.

Materials and methods

- 1x 4in Neoprene Belt
- 1x 4in Urethane Belt
- 1x M3 25mm Screw
- 5x M3 20mm Screws
- 5x M3 16mm Screws
- 6x M3 1.6mm Low-Profile Nuts
- 5x M3 Washers
- 5x 3x8x4mm Bearings (only one is required, others are optional for smoother performance)
- 1x 6x6x3mm Metal Spacer (optional but prevents wear on the inlet)
- 1x 8x5x3mm Metal Bearing (comes with original extruder)
- 1x 16x8mm Spring (comes with original extruder)

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Comments

Bosco Lau added this to the Extruder collection 5 months ago

Ladislav Tejml added this to the 3d tisk collection 6 months ago

Mikhal added this to the UM 2+ collection over 1 year ago

Emerson Jhones added this to the extruders collection over 1 year ago

Ivan added this to the 3D Printers collection almost 2 years ago

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ManuelW added this to the Drucker collection over 4 years ago

kohburn added this to the 3D printing parts collection over 4 years ago

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Holden added this to the Ultimaker 2+ Add Ons collection almost 5 years ago

FerGazz added this to the Upgrades and Mods collection almost 5 years ago

Roy Prawira added this to the 3D Printer collection over 5 years ago

Patrick added this to the Extruders collection over 5 years ago

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Adam Rękosiewicz added this to the mods collection over 5 years ago

Vinay added this to the Ultimaker upgrades parts collection almost 6 years ago

Денис Петровских added this to the ultimaker 2 collection almost 6 years ago

Erik de Bruijn added this to the Ultimaker 2 upgrades! collection almost 6 years ago

Daniel Kruger added this to the things to make collection about 6 years ago

dintid commented about 6 years ago

Sprocket Teeth? Not a good tactics if you want help... The files are on his site, if you read the descriptiopn.

Alessandro Romagnoli commented about 6 years ago

Hello sprocket teeth! I'm sorry but I'm interested in this that I feel better! you may not have the STL of this ??? Thank you ! Alex Elvis3D

dintid commented about 6 years ago

Alessandro: they are on his website, but the design is redacted. New model: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ninjaflex-geared-ultimaker-2-feeder

Alessandro Romagnoli commented about 6 years ago

Hello ! Where are the STL file to download I do not see them ?? Alex Elvis3D

Lisca added this to the 3D Printer Parts collection about 6 years ago

Marrut added this to the feeder collection over 6 years ago

James Rivera added this to the Printable Parts Ideas collection over 6 years ago

James Rivera added this to the 3D printer upgrades and accessories collection over 6 years ago

Sergey Fedorov added this to the Ultimaker 2 Upgrade collection over 6 years ago

SphereCo added this to the Printer_Parts collection over 6 years ago

dintid commented almost 7 years ago

Any plans on making a version with a fitting that non-US people can buy?

Also wondering at the use of MXL betls instead of GT2 which are somewhat cheaper?

First one is a pressing one, while the second question is just nice to know.

Kevin published this design almost 8 years ago