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[title] Attach the Z drive assemblies to the frame | |
+ | [* 9] If you want to install a bottom panel: DO IT NOW, before you install Z motor mounts |
[* 1] Put the assembly in the bottom-front corner of the frame | |
[* 1] Loosely bolt the assembly | |
[* 10] You'll likely notice there's room for adjustment - this will be important later |
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[* 2] Attach the NEMA17 stepper motor to the printed part through the ***pillow_block*** part with the ***Cap Head M3x18*** screws | |
+ | [* 10] Apply a small amount of bearing grease to the thrust bearing. this will decrease wear and prolong the life of the bearing. Regular servicing should include cleaning and replacing grease. |
[* 6] Insert the thrust bearing into the pillow block | |
[* 8] Attach the coupler | |
[* 9] The coupler needs to rest on the thrust bearing for the bearing to take the load of the motor shaft |
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[* 2] Attach the NEMA17 stepper motor to the printed part through the ***pillow_block*** part with the ***Cap Head M3x18*** screws | |
+ | [* 10] Apply a small amount of bearing grease to the thrust bearing. this will decrease wear and prolong the life of the bearing. Regular servicing should include cleaning and replacing grease. |
[* 6] Insert the thrust bearing into the pillow block | |
[* 8] Attach the coupler | |
[* 9] The coupler needs to rest on the thrust bearing for the bearing to take the load off the motor shaft. Use the coupler to press the bearing down into the printed part until you hear a "click". | |
[* 1] Repeat this step for the other side of the printer | |
[* 10] Be mindful about how the motor wires are aligned, rotate the motor if needed. Routing the wires to the back of the printer gives the opportunity for a clean build |