Artillery X1/Genius - Small accessories - Kit 2: Wheel expansion and cable management by Jean-Philippe Carel

Artillery X1/Genius - Small accessories - Kit 2: Wheel expansion and cable management by Jean-Philippe Carel

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Hi friends, I don't know about you but I think it is possible to improve the Artillery Sidewinder X1 with very simple things.The last time, I offered you a 3-piece kit: pliers holder, protection of sd-usb sockets and filament cleaner.https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-artillery-sidewinder-x1-small-accessories-115867Today here are two accessories for the tray. The first accessory is a guide that keeps the power cable of the tray in the axis. It is much easier to print and install than a complete cable chain. It is maintained by the power cord. To print it you must use supports and I suggest you tu print like on the picture. The second accessory is a wheel extension. The original wheel, which allows the bed to be raised or lowered, is 5cm in diameter. With this extension we go to 8.5 cm which is the maximum that we can install without damaging risk the connectors of the Z axis.In addition to its large diameter, the wheel indicates the direction of rotation to go up (and therefore to go down). Finally, on my Sidewinder X1, one cheek turn moves the bed by 1 mm. There are 8 notches on the wheel which means that when you move from a notch, you go up or down 0.125mm. This value is recalled on the side of each notch. So you can precisely know what you do.Be careful if you have covers for the Z axis! When installing these wheels, make sure that your bed can move forward and backward as much as possible without the wheels touching the covers. For printing, I printed in…

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