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vCore2-kinematic-bed

This project implements a kinematic bed solution for the RatRig vCore2, it designed to be used with easy mod and EVA for XY motion.

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DISCLAIMER

This is a work in progress. Please contact me before you start assembling the project, either open an issue or find me at RatRig Community (unofficial) discord @EOliveira @EOliveira

Variants

Bill of materials

  • 3x mgn rail + carriage with Z motion length + 100mm
    • Tested with - cheap with EU wear house, not the best quality
  • 3x 12mm sphere with 5mm thead
  • 3x 4mm aluminum spacer 5mm bore
  • 3x m5 12mm flat/countersunk screws
  • 6x 3mm x 40mm dowel pins
  • 3x 10mm x 20mm x 4.8mm magnets with 2 4mm holes
    • Provided by RatRig, no link at the moment but the 3d model is here
  • 1x X motion length + 160mm 2020 aluminum extrusion
    • One of the four original Z rails can be cut to length
  • 1x Z motion length + 50mm leadscrew

Modifications

  • A 3rd hole was done in the bed plate to interface with the center rail in the back
  • All the bed plate holes were chamfered to embed the countersunk screws
    • This step is not mandatory if you don't use a full glass bed
  • One of the original vertical Z rail extrusion was cut to length (X motion length + 160mm)

Printed parts

  • 3x Motor holder
  • 1x Right Holder
  • 1x Left Holder
  • 1x Back Holder
  • 2x Alignment jig

Assembly photos

There is an Album with some assembly pictures, not the best or more descriptive

Sources

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/498b6fb757259c8f1d1f64b7/w/7653b27b7ea7c391e082a810/e/2b3cc91744991a6a9c3920e2

Contributing

  • If you have any doubts or have found any problems just open an issue
  • If you have any modifications make a pull request
  • If you enjoyed the project buy me a coffee

Special Thanks to:

  • My wife for putting up with all the assembly, testing and printing done in the living room.
  • Jorge Lino, a friend that helped me with all the drilling and cutting that "can't" be done in the living room.
  • RatRig for offering the spheres, dowel pins, magnets and some screws.
  • McAbra for easy mod, EVA and the awesome onshape vitamins

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