E3D Mosquito Liquid Tool Changer | HevORT Tool Changer Project

First of many videos dedicated to the documentation of my HevORT tool changer. Let me know what you think!
Github Link: github.com/jor...
More components will be added soon, parts ordered and will be assembling soon!

[@JordanMiller1117]

PART 2 Is live now! Check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppjTq5WbnZmgqaM The next Video will be printing. Woohoo!

[@bonkbonk92]

Nice. I've been following the HevORT for a while. Planning to convert a big crappy printer I found into a HevORT. I'll watch the rest of your videos on it.

[@JordanMiller1117]

I appreciate it! It was a really fun/frustration/rewarding project that taught me a lot about printing, mainly coding in RepRap, and the importance of good design.

[@bonkbonk92]

@@JordanMiller1117 yeah I bet. The printer I picked up for cheap is a Tronxy X5SA 500 pro. Not known for reliability. Brand new but needs TLC. Planning to get it working and printing or acquiring a Duet board, HevORT parts and slowly upgrading it. The major difference will be the lack of the heavier frame for now. Possibly a Chinese servo upgrade as well. That's the plan.

[@evanroth3235]

Big fan of the Star Wars background

[@JordanMiller1117]

This is the way

[@GRuizMedia]

BLTouch won’t resist high chamber temps. Maybe take a look at the Annex Engineering Magnetic Probe? That might hold up better

[@JordanMiller1117]

Yeah I am using E3D's bed switch now, but the BLTouch in the chamber was a concern of mine too. I appreciate the recommendation, I'll check it out.

[@threedeeandbeyond]

Great video! Great project! You built exactly the printer, I am thinking about since months. The fusion of the E3D tool changer and the leveling bed of the hevort. Have you ever considered a remote extruder like the zesty nimble? It combines the advantages of a light printhead like a Bowden setup and the direct extrusion of the material.

[@JordanMiller1117]

Thank you I appreciate it! I have seen/heard the Zesty before and I didn’t think to use it here actually. But yes that is a good idea, I plan on doing some sort of direct drive setup for the many hotends on this printer. Thanks for the reminder!

[@timmturner]

Bowden is actually ideal for printing fast since you aren't slinging around that pesky stepper, I would love to see a HevORT bowden. Although I will say the Mellow BMG Aqua several of the group members use doesn't seem to affect speeds much.

[@JordanMiller1117]

I agree, the decrease mass will help with artifacts not being as prevalent in the print.

[@berberger4814]

@@JordanMiller1117 just put in one with direct drive, since you got a toolchanger

[@JordanMiller1117]

@@berberger4814 I plan to in the future, I won’t to get a laser and even mill tool as well.

[@Tomasz476]

Waiting too

[@JordanMiller1117]

Part 2 is up!

[@dylanstewart5580]

Also waiting

[@JordanMiller1117]

Part 2 is up!

[@CC-kc5lb]

You will need heavy insulation and those 90c parts will not allow pei peek or like printing anywhere near, a minimum of 150 c build temps ideally up to 190c build temps are needed for that material . If you want use pa12 cf it’s at least good for 130c continuous but you should have them made out of at least 9085 or 1010 pei if your wanting to print super high temps

[@ullrichkim]

also waiting...

[@JordanMiller1117]

Part 2 is up!

[@xaviom6865]

Waiting...

[@JordanMiller1117]

Part 2 is up!

[@jakubdolezal9572]

Why do you want Duet 3? If you gonna get RPi 4 you can cheapout on main board, and use Klipper, and with Klipper you can have hotend boards connected using CAN bus(look up "Huvud toolhead board"). If you're not sure it would work, Guy at ERRF 2019 did it( video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKaTlWejrr-ni80 )

[@JordanMiller1117]

I wanted the expandability of duet, plus I already am familiar with it. I have no idea what I’m doing with Klipper. You raise a valid point but cost wasn’t too much of a concern for this build, I know where your coming from trying to maximize the dollar. Plus, The Hevort creator already had config files only for duet when I made that decision.

[@DannerD3H]

Hey, where did you get the CAD model of the mosquito? Did you draw it yourself or?

[@JordanMiller1117]

Good question, I had the same. On Slice Engineering's website in documentation, you can find the STEP model at the bottom. www.sliceengineering.com/pages/documentation

[@brynyard]

The power constraint is only relevant to 'murica, so don't worry too much :P

[@ItisImarko]

Would not mind to see 3d files.. Only x is the key here.... Im still debating if I go 0.4m2 or 0.3m2. How will you fix insulation? I Will use turna vacuume panels

[@JordanMiller1117]

Will be releasing CAD files soon they will be on Github. Not sure yet about insulation, I am just thinking of some foam board with a reflective surface.

[@ItisImarko]

@@JordanMiller1117 foam board is not good idea reflective part ja. remeber you will have chamber like me 350k to 390k.. but if you want hoter chamber- these design will need to be changed. anyway i recommend rockwool with reflective surface.. or space "blanket" thank you

[@JordanMiller1117]

@@ItisImarko I agree, whatever the stuff is with the reflective blanket would be best.

[@ItisImarko]

@@JordanMiller1117 ja.. i will star making new 3d printer will try to make some files for insulation

[@1091tube]

What material did you print the glass transition 147C parts?

[@JordanMiller1117]

Atomic Carbon Fiber Nylon: atomicfilament.com/products/carbon-fiber-nuclear-nylon

[@CC-kc5lb]

Great video .....Too big ......how about those fitting they are heavier then that mosquito itself better fittings are suggested those fitting are for semi flexible line not flexible hose did you get the ferrels for them ?

[@JordanMiller1117]

What is too big? The fittings are quite big relative to the hotend, but are the connectors the Slice recommends, so that is what I’ll be using, the connectors work with the tubing I will be using.

[@CC-kc5lb]

No problem was just trying to help maybe review slices page at the bottom or the liquid mosquito about the McMaster Carr pcs they added to the bottom, I was only trying to prevent issue for you my bad but do read the changes at the web site for your flexible hose to theses fittings without the Vicon hoses they now specked

[@JordanMiller1117]

@@CC-kc5lb no your fine, I am doing my best to figure everything out, and I am bound to make mistakes so thanks for the watchful eye.

[@CC-kc5lb]

@@JordanMiller1117 we all make mistakes some are not actual mistakes yours is not a mistake but I was just checking so you could do what’s best with the knowledge cheers and make more videos your teaching me things so thanks first

[@urigoldenberg8808]

Other people that have 220 on the regular plugs be like