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A top piece for the UM2 head to be able to turn it 90 degrees and use it on UMO+
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Description
Since the axes on both the UM2 and the UMO are 18mm apart and use the same size rods, they can use the same printhead, but since the axes are the other way around the printhead gets turned 90 degrees, this modded piece fixes that :-)
Materials and methods
- All the parts of the original printhead minus the top plastic part
- This printed part
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Comments
jgvonk1984 added this to the Ultimaker Original Plus collection ago
fcristy28 added this to the Ultimaker UMO collection ago
Jeffrey Burdick commented agoCould you upload a 1.75 mm version, like you have for the UM2 print head top?
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/um2-print-head-top-for-1-75-filament
Stephen Brew added this to the UMO Stuff collection ago
VivaSentenza added this to the UMO+ Upgrades collection ago
Chu added this to the UM2 Head on UMO collection ago
Aqee added this to the Printer Tools collection ago
Suat Karagöz added this to the UMO+ Parts collection ago
Hindimied added this to the ultimaker teile collection ago
Lyle LeBlanc added this to the UMO+ collection ago
Ryan Lake added this to the Ultimaker Original+ Upgrade collection ago
Baptiste added this to the UM2 Printhead top collection ago
Lisca added this to the 3D Printer Parts collection ago
Luis commented agoWicked cool!
Erik Cederberg commented ago@Luis, you really do not have to do anything more than a PID tuning software wise to make it work, i believe we changed some other stuff, but that was mostly because that we also changed out the side plates, Z rods and Z screw to make our UMO to a UMO+Extended :D ( http://wiki.makerspace.se/Ultimaker_Original%2B_Extended )
Luis commented agoWhich parameters? How did you adjust those?
Erik Cederberg commented ago@Luis: just a regular UMO+ firmware with some parameters adjusted.
Luis commented agoJust curious, what firmware did you use?
MajorKoos added this to the Ultimaker 2 Upgrades collection ago
Agustin Flowalistik commented agoThank you very much for sharing the design! I was going to design it myself but I see you've done a really nice design job here. I love the community, and thank you for saving me some hours of unnecessary work! I'll share some pics when I change the printhead!
Dim3nsioneer commented ago@Meduza: I made a very dirty dual hack with OpenSCAD. I'll publish it here as soon as I'm sure it works.
Erik Cederberg commented ago@Dim3nsioner: I have not made a dual version, partly since i am not doing dual extrusion and it would also need to cut down on the bearing supports, as you can see on the new picture i have added.
Dim3nsioneer commented agoVery nicely constructed for being 3D printed. Do you happen to have a dual version?
Erik Cederberg published this design ago