Prusa/Parts List - Revision history

Asoko at 12:42, 16 May 2013

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Artag: /* Non-Printed Parts */

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Non-Printed Parts

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	<td>M8 nut</td>		<td>M8 nut</td>
	<td>Fastener</td>		<td>Fastener</td>
	<td>100 pack for £2.50 - Clerkenwell Screws.</td>		<td>100 pack for £2.50 - Clerkenwell Screws. [note - these are 50p for 50 at my local fastener shop]</td>
	<td>Billy</td>		<td>Billy</td>
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Artag: /* Non-Printed Parts */

2012-07-17T09:38:31Z

Non-Printed Parts

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	<td>Fastener</td>		<td>Fastener</td>
	<td>8 optionally locknut / stop nut / nyloc</td>		<td>8 optionally locknut / stop nut / nyloc</td>
	<td></td>		<td>Artag</td>
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Artag at 09:35, 17 July 2012

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	<td>M4×20 bolt</td>		<td>M4×20 bolt</td>
	<td>Fastener</td>		<td>Fastener</td>
	<td>To mount the extruder</td>		<td>To mount the extruder [ have plenty of M4 x 16 - will they do ? artag]</td>
	<td></td>		<td></td>
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	<td>Fastener</td>		<td>Fastener</td>
	<td></td>		<td></td>
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	<td>M3 grub screw / set screw</td>		<td>M3 grub screw / set screw</td>
	<td>Fastener</td>		<td>Fastener</td>
	<td>M3x8 seems about ideal but anything 6mm or longer should do. If these are hard to get, additional M3×10 bolts will do the job instead.</td>		<td>M3x8 seems about ideal but anything 6mm or longer should do. If these are hard to get, additional M3×10 bolts will do the job instead. [have m3x6 - artag] </td>
	<td></td>		<td>Artag</td>
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Tweaker at 13:43, 12 July 2012

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	<td>Stepper</td>		<td>Stepper</td>
	<td>X-axis stepper motor. Hipster recommended this one http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/sy42sth471684b-p-29.html See note 2 below.</td>		<td>X-axis stepper motor. Hipster recommended this one http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/sy42sth471684b-p-29.html See note 2 below.</td>
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Billy Smith at 09:23, 12 July 2012

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	Note 1: 304 Stainless Steel, A2 Tool Steel, or O1 Tool Steel are recommended for smooth rods as it can help to prevent friction from rust and manufacturing (straightness) standards are higher. Rust issues can be prevented on the normal steel rods by maintaining a coat of oil~~. The smooth rods can also be cut from larger 3x1m pieces (see Smooth Rod Cut Order below)~~.		Note 1: 304 Stainless Steel, A2 Tool Steel, or O1 Tool Steel are recommended for smooth rods as it can help to prevent friction from rust and manufacturing (straightness) standards are higher. Rust issues can be prevented on the normal steel rods by maintaining a coat of oil.

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Billy Smith at 07:54, 12 July 2012

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 <td>8mm×420mm</td>
 <td>Smooth rod</td>
-<td>X-axis structural support, as well as slides. See note below for the grades of steel necessary. </td>
+<td>X-axis structural support, as well as slides. See note 1 below for the grades of steel necessary. </td>
 <td>Billy</td>
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 <td>8mm×406mm</td>
 <td>Smooth rod</td>
-<td>Y-axis structural support, as well as slides. See note below for the grades of steel necessary. This is from the original Prusa design. We've used angle iron and desk-drawer slides. Testing and comparison of the design will be needed. Womblish solution...:)) They've been provided anyway, in case this solution doesn't work well. It'll work as a Repstrap though. </td>
+<td>Y-axis structural support, as well as slides. See note 1 below for the grades of steel necessary. This is from the original Prusa design. We've used angle iron and desk-drawer slides. Testing and comparison of the design will be needed. Womblish solution...:)) They've been provided anyway, in case this solution doesn't work well. It'll work as a Repstrap though. </td>
 <td>Billy</td>
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-<td>8mm×420mm</td>
+<td>8mm×350mm</td>
 <td>Smooth rod</td>
-<td>X-axis structural support, as well as slides. See note below for the grades of steel necessary. </td>
+<td>Z-axis structural support, as well as slides. See note 1 below for the grades of steel necessary. </td>
 <td>Billy</td>
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+Note 1: 304 Stainless Steel, A2 Tool Steel, or O1 Tool Steel are recommended for smooth rods as it can help to prevent friction from rust and manufacturing (straightness) standards are higher. Rust issues can be prevented on the normal steel rods by maintaining a coat of oil. The smooth rods can also be cut from larger 3x1m pieces (see Smooth Rod Cut Order below).
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+Note 2: When ordering the motors, be sure to get ones with at least 20mm of shaft length. Shorter shafts require modifications to the X pulley assembly and Z motor couplers.
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Billy Smith at 07:19, 12 July 2012

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 If a part doesn't have a name attached, then it's one that we still need...
-This parts list is partially copied from here, http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_Mendel#Bill_of_Materials with adaptations for the difference in the design used. Any references to the Sections in the Build Manual, are based on this document, http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_Mendel_Build_Manual
+This parts list is partially copied from here, http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_Mendel#Bill_of_Materials with adaptations for the difference in the design used. Any references to the Build Manual are based on this document, http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_Mendel_Build_Manual
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 Note: 304 Stainless Steel, A2 Tool Steel, or O1 Tool Steel are recommended for smooth rods as it can help to prevent friction from rust and manufacturing (straightness) standards are higher. Rust issues can be prevented on the normal steel rods by maintaining a coat of oil. The smooth rods can also be cut from larger 3x1m pieces (see Smooth Rod Cut Order below).

Billy Smith at 06:54, 12 July 2012

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 If you want to provide the parts that we don't have yet, add your name to the volunteer section for the part, and go for it. There are links to the order pages for a couple of supplier's websites, but if you find one that we haven't looked at yet, then add them in.
-If a part doesn't have a name attached, then it's one that we still need..
+If a part doesn't have a name attached, then it's one that we still need...
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Billy Smith at 12:54, 11 July 2012

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	This is the list of the ingredients that are necessary to build the Hackspace Prusa.		This is the list of the ingredients that are necessary to build the Hackspace Prusa.

	The original design uses a couple of smooth rods for the Y-axis, but we've used some angle-iron, and a couple of desk-drawer slides. It's a womble-ish solution... ~~;00~~		The original design uses a couple of smooth rods for the Y-axis, but we've used some angle-iron, and a couple of desk-drawer slides. It's a womble-ish solution... :))


	If you want to provide the parts that we don't have yet, add your name to the volunteer section for the part, and go for it. There are links to the order pages for a couple of supplier's websites, but if you find one that we haven't looked at yet, then add them in.		If you want to provide the parts that we don't have yet, add your name to the volunteer section for the part, and go for it. There are links to the order pages for a couple of supplier's websites, but if you find one that we haven't looked at yet, then add them in.