
Mod khay nắp EIBOS Polyphemus, ngàm ECAS PTFE đóng/mở
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Files 8 9.3 MB
- EibosPanel_1776826544.stlSTL · 1.7 MB
- Lid_Top_1776826545.stlSTL · 1.1 MB
- Lid_Bottom_1776826546.stlSTL · 992.8 KB
- EIBOS_Polyphemus_Handle_1776826547.stlSTL · 172.2 KB
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- Model ID
- #325095
- Category
- Máy In 3D
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Description
Using the Polyphemus "as is" is quite disconforting. I wanted to improve usability.
Putting the whole lid + expansion to pieces, I assembled it in reverse, putting the expansion on the top, and not the bottom.
I modeled the frame part so I could have a working basis for some more mods I may or may not do later.
If need be, feel free to use the CAD of the Frame Lid
I made a small panel to replace one of the expansion's acrylic panel, providing 3 filament outputes with ECAS PTFE mounts. I addes some 6x3mm magnets to provide caps on the unused filament outputs.
I modelled a new top lid assembly, where one could mount the stock Polyphemus top panel and the handle.
The top lid can also be used as a small tray, as it will have some small borders for light objects not to fall down.
I now have a more functionnal Polyphemus
BOM:
- 6x M3 5x4mm heat inserts
- 6 6x3mm magnets
- 4 M3x12 Countersunk screws (should also work with SHBS or SHCS)
- 2x M3x16 SHCS for the handle
- 3 ECAS
- A big enought printer (printed mine on a Voron 2.4 350, should also work on a Voron 2.4 300)
Lid Assembly:
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Mount magnets and ECAS on the printed panel
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Invert the extension and the main lid parts to have the extension on top, do not use the top panel
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Replace 1 small panel with the printed panel
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Place the heated inserts on the bottom lid part
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Place the pins on the top lid parts (mostly at the mid places, as they are no screws there)
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Assemble the top lid part to the bottom
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Slide the top Polyphemus panel inside the top lid, and mount using M3x12
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Mount the handle using M3x16
Print spec
- Formats
- stepstl
- Model files
- 8
- Total size
- 9.3 MB
- Largest file
- 5.2 MB













