UMO Dust Cover

By drayson

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UMO Dust Cover

By drayson

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7
Free
It's free to download

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UMO Dust Cover

By drayson

at 2024-05-03
UPDATE: Re-designed the sliders to allow complete coverage!!=============================================================Recently I had the cance to take a look onto an industrial FMD printer and a mill with dust covers for the axis.The accordeon-like cover prevents dust from getting inside so I thought, this might be also usable for my UMO.Here we go:- print all parts in the required quantity- download print head cover (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:77120) and print it also if you don´t have it already- cut IKEA-IKEA Schottis to lenght- assamble slider consisting of accordeon mount and accordeon beamsIMPORTANT: one side should be open to be able to slide the bowden through.- use double sided tape to attache the shorted Schottis to the accordeon beams- connect the front and rear cover parts using the connetors and some cyanoacrylat glue. IMPORTANT: one side should be open to be able to slide the bowden through.- use double sided tape to attache the shorted Schottis to the front and rear coversA closure for the remainning opening can be made, but I decided to skip it...just print, mount, have a partial closed UMO top...

Technical

- 2x AccordeonMount.STL for attachement to the sliders - 2x printed beams consisting of AccordeonBar_xy_a.STL & AccordeonBar_xy_b.STL - 2x printed cover frame (2x cover_RHLV.stl / 2x cover_RVLH.stl) - 4x printed connectors (joiner.STL) - 1x printhead cover from thingiverse link - 1x IKEA Schottis (http://www.ikea.com/at/de/catalog/products/20242282/) - double sided tape and cyanoacylate for assambling

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Blender
Blender
over 9 years
<p>For days or weeks i tried to figure out a nice solution to keep the heat inside and have it flexible. Great idea!</p>
drayson
drayson
about 10 years
Redesigned to consider CCW1984 suggestion :-)
drayson
drayson
about 10 years
<p>Basically its a matter of space...</p><p>The beams have to be redesigned to build a guiding rail for the additional accordeon fabric fitting into the little available space between print head and frame. I skipped this part exactly because with the original head design it might be difficult.</p><p>Nevertheless, I will think about it as I like such challenges :-)</p>
CCW1984
CCW1984
about 10 years
Do you think you could just do a second one along the other axis for a (mostly) full cover?

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