⬢For this chapter, please prepare:
⬢T10 Torx key (T10 Torx screwdriver)
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5. ToolChanger assembly
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- Original Prusa XL Single-Tool to Dual-Head Upgrade
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Printer preparing
- 3. Nextruder disassembly
- 4. Nextruder upgrade
- 5. ToolChanger assembly
- 1. Tools necessary for this chapter
- 2. CAUTION: Lubricant Handling
- 3. Preparing the X-carriage
- 4. Installing the ToolChanger: parts preparation
- 5. Preparing the ToolChanger
- 6. Installing the ToolChanger
- 7. Covering the X-carriage
- 8. Reward yourself!
- 9. Almost done
- 6. Nextruder & accessories assembly
- 7. First run
- Manual changelog (Single-Tool to Dual-Head Upgrade)
5. ToolChanger assembly
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CAUTION: Avoid direct skin contact with the lubricant used for the linear rails in this printer. If a contact occurs, wash your hands immediately. Especially before eating, drinking, or touching your face.
⬢Lubricant accumulates mainly in the linear rail channels on the linear sides.
Reminder: To handle the printer, always grab the handles on both sides of the printer. Do not lift the printer by the aluminum extrusions or the metal sheet profiles on top.
In the following steps, we will work with tools and install the Nextruder above the heatbed, it is recommended to protect it against any possible damage. An empty Prusament box can serve this purpouse.
⬢From the front side of the printer:
⬢Check the empty cardboard box approximately to the front center part of the heatbed.
⬢Move the X-axis assembly all the way to the front side of the printer.
⬢Move the X-carriage approximately to the center of the X-axis.
⬢For the following steps, please prepare:
⬢Tool Changer Upper Lock (1x)
⬢Tool Changer Lower Lock (1x)
⬢Spring 3x9 (4x)
⬢TC push pin (4x)
⬢M3x12bT screw (4x) you removed in the previous chapter
⬢X-carriage-cover (1x) you removed in the previous chapter
⬢Insert each TC push pin into the holes in both metal parts.
⬢Insert each Filament sensor spring A3 into the same holes as a TC push pins.
⬢The tool changer is prepared. The springs must be sticking out.
Be careful that the springs and pins do not fall out when handling the parts.
Be careful that the springs and pins do not fall out when handling the parts.
⬢Line up the screws in the TC block lower assembly lock with the blind holes in the X-carriage. See the correct orientation of the part. Use the U-shaped groove in the part.
⬢Take a look at the X-carriage from the rear side.
⬢Attach the TC block lower assembly lock to the X-carriage and secure it with two M3x12bT screws from the front side. Ensure the correct orientation of the part.
⬢Attach the TC block upper assembly to the X-carriage from the top and secure it with two M3x12bT screws from the front side.
⬢Attach the x-carriage-cover on the X-carriage with the hole up.
⬢Push the center of the cover using your thumb. The cover will then snap into the latches on the X-carriage. You will feel a light "click" when it is successfully snapping.
⬢Eat eight gummy bears.
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⬢That wasn't so hard. Anyway, good job! Let's go to the next chapter: 6. Nextruder & accessories assembly
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