
HGX Lite 2.0 & TZ cho Prusa MK3s+
Remix of Các bộ phận in được cho i3 MK3S+ By F3D Team
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Files 4 2.2 MB
- extruder-body-tz-hgx2lite_1778698044.stepSTEP · 409.3 KB
- extruder-body-tz-hgx2lite_1778698046.stlSTL · 1.1 MB
- extruder-motor-plate-tz-hgx2lite_1778698047.stepSTEP · 189.4 KB
- extruder-motor-plate-tz-hgx2lite_1778698047.stlSTL · 451 KB
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Details
- Model ID
- #384704
- Category
- Máy In 3D
- Published
- License
- GNU General Public License v2.0
Description
Adapt a TZ v6 Hotend , HGX Lite 2.0 extruder and S2DW accelerometer to your MK3s+ with these modified extruder bodies and this modified Delta-P fan duct V2-R2 fan mount.
Assembly:
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Begin the installation by mounting extruder-body-tz-hgx2lite directly onto the X carriage as shown in the 4th picture.
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Cut a ~26mm PTFE tube (as shown in the 5th picture). I'm using high quality Capricorn tube
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Mount both the HGX Lite 2.0 and TZ v6 hotend as one part.
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Mount extruder-motor-plate-tz-hgx2lite and assemble the remaining parts.
Pros of this mod:
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Budget setup
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The TZ hotend will double (or more) your flowrate
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The TZ hotend heats up really fast
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Big gears on the extruder should result in better filament grip
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Easily tension your extruder
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Easily tune your X resonances using the S2DW accelerometer
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Significantly reduces toolhead mass, resulting in higher maximum X acceleration
Cons of this mod:
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A bit convoluted to assemble. (A new toolhead design would probably be more ideal)
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No filament sensor out-of-the-box (see notes for a compatible one)
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May be more sensitive to heat creep, especially in an enclosed setup
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Limited ecosystem/support
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More experimental/custom than mainstream solutions
Notes:
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You may need to change your thermistor in your firmware.
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You will need to re-terminate the leads of the thermistor to fit the Einsy rambo board.
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The new rotation distance will be significantly different than before and needs to be changed & tuned in the firmware.
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If you need a filament sensor, check out this Tiny Filament Runout Sensor that reuses the original Prusa 7mm ball bearing.
Print spec
- Formats
- stepstl
- Model files
- 4
- Total size
- 2.2 MB
- Largest file
- 1.1 MB












