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Ultimaker Cross rotary knob
A rotary knob for better navigation and value input
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Description
The standard knob of Ultimaker did not really appeal to me because it was relatively difficult, e.g. to set the temperatures from 0 to 240 ° C.
With this rotary knob you can enter such values quickly.
Update 05.02.2017:
Increase the outside diameter of the knob by 1.50 mm.
Acceleration of the printing process.
Removing the existing rotary knob from Ultimaker:
Behind the existing rotary knob of Ultimaker there is a transparent protective housing, which is illuminated by the LED's. At the rear of the protective housing there is a small opening. With a screwdriver you can push the knob of the potentiometer through the opening.
But be careful, do not use a lot of pressure!
I have uploaded new pictures, which clarify the process.
Sorry for my bad English.
Materials and methods
Rotary Knob:
Material: PLA, 2,85 mm (Innofil)
Colour PLA: white
Nozzle: 0,25 mm
Layer thickness: 0,15 mm
Temperature nozzle: 240°C
Temperature buildplate: 60°C
3D-Printer: Ultimaker 2+
Colouring: white, special-acrylic-resin-spray (TS-26 from Tamiya)
Cross:
Material: PLA, 2,85 mm (Innofil)
Colour PLA: silver metallic
Nozzle: 0,25 mm
Layer thickness: 0,06 mm
Temperature nozzle: 240°C
Temperature buildplate: 60°C
3D-Printer: Ultimaker 2+
Colouring: EMAIL COLOR silver (number 90 from Revell)
The cross was printed with a supporting structure, which also closed the recess in the cross-center, for placing on the rotary knob. This structure must be cut out with a pointed object.
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Comments
Caz Holland added this to the To Print collection ago
kreativifriemely commented agoHi Victor Montano,
yes I can feel the little clicks when scrolling.
Victor Montano commented agoCan you still feel the little clicks when scrolling?
kreativifriemely commented agoHello amazingcreations96,
Thank you for your comment.
I've edited my description.
How to remove the rotary knob from Ultimaker, can you see in my description.
amazingcreations96 commented agoso the existing knob pops off quite easily? UM3
amazingcreations96 commented agoSo the existing knob pops off quite easily?
kreativifriemely added this to the Ultimaker Rotary knob collection ago
JustKrys commented agoThis is hilarious! Love it! :D
JustKrys added this to the Things to Print collection agokreativifriemely published this design ago