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    Rapide Lite to Prusa Extruder Adapter (WiP)

    Adapter required to attach any Prusa compatible extruder or any other tool (CNC'er, Laser, etc.) to your Rapide Lite.
    Needs some tweaking on the measures but it's an usable version.


    http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:851729

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    Bolson,

    Maybe a mod to your design like this will result in a stronger more stable mount for your extruder.
    (viewed from the belt side)

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    Yes, it is better. Also I recommend %95-98 infill instead of %100, which is stronger I read somewhere.

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    Indeed that design looks awesome too! But... how do you fit it onto the block? I think it would require too much flexibility Or to complete disasseble the Xwing

    Why/how 95-98 would be stronger than 100%?

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    It depends on what you expect. For what I read, 0.3mm and 100% infill gives the best strength still:


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    Yes, it is right, %90 is suggested for a little bit more elongation without break.

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    yep but we need a "steel like" solid piece here, not one that we want "elastic" even if it's minimal.

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    Slide it over the rails, turn 90 degrees, slide over block

    Print it in this direction (Z looking down) and it will have pretty good strength

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    Last edited by milstream; 05-28-2015 at 12:59 PM.

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    Definetly worth trying.

 

 

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