heater block for bed or extruder? neather is anywhere as large or high of watts as what your link shows, nor do they run on 120v AC. must be careful here on how much power they ues for them to work as intended.
oh idk that word just linked itself to some random ebay page fixing that now
]]>To save many people the time of googling for replacement parts I decided to put together a list of parts.
Hot End Heater : http://www.amazon.com/Solidoodle-Replac … ess+heater (tested and confirmed to be working)
Connector:
rrssll wrote:I've recrimped the connector a couple times. Going by my digikey invoice I think this was the housing http://www.digikey.com/product-search/e … 55-1162-ND (JST PHR-6) and these are the pins http://www.digikey.com/product-search/e … -1127-1-ND (JST SPH-002T-P0.5S). These are JST connectors. When I went looking for a part number on the connector in my Solidoodle Press it was printed with "JSY" which is apparently a copy of JST.
The cable itself I haven't figured out how to source yet. If someone has a part number I'd like to know what it is.
Lucky for me there was a crimp tool at work that I could use. The parts are really cheap but the crimp tool is quite expensive. It also helped to have a magnifying lens.
I recently did the Bowden drive E3Dv6 upgrade so now my extruder motor doesn't move.
I will be ordering some connectors today and will update then i have installed them
Nozzles: Standard MK8 Nozzles work fine I bought these and have had no issues with them so far http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GZH … ge_o02_s00
Heater block: Looks like some generic heater block you get off amazon if anyone has experience with replacing heaterblocks leave a comment
Bed Heater:
Bed Thermistor:
Extruder themistor:
Smooth Rod lubricant:
Stepper Motors:
Belts:
This is an incomplete list please comment with your experiences with replacing parts to fill in the gaps
heater block for bed or extruder? neather is anywhere as large or high of watts as what your link shows, nor do they run on 120v AC. must be careful here on how much power they ues for them to work as intended.
]]>Hot End Heater : http://www.amazon.com/Solidoodle-Replac … ess+heater (tested and confirmed to be working)
Connector:
I've recrimped the connector a couple times. Going by my digikey invoice I think this was the housing http://www.digikey.com/product-search/e … 55-1162-ND (JST PHR-6) and these are the pins http://www.digikey.com/product-search/e … -1127-1-ND (JST SPH-002T-P0.5S). These are JST connectors. When I went looking for a part number on the connector in my Solidoodle Press it was printed with "JSY" which is apparently a copy of JST.
The cable itself I haven't figured out how to source yet. If someone has a part number I'd like to know what it is.
Lucky for me there was a crimp tool at work that I could use. The parts are really cheap but the crimp tool is quite expensive. It also helped to have a magnifying lens.
I recently did the Bowden drive E3Dv6 upgrade so now my extruder motor doesn't move.
I will be ordering some connectors today and will update then i have installed them
Edit: The connectors and crimps work great
Nozzles: Standard MK8 Nozzles work fine I bought these and have had no issues with them so far http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GZH … ge_o02_s00
Exruder Heat block: Looks like some generic Aluminum heat block you get off amazon have not had to replace yet so have not looked around, just make sure it has spots for the two small screws that keep the thermistor and hotend heater in place and it is mk8
Bed Heater:
Bed Thermistor:
Extruder themistor: http://www.amazon.com/Solidoodle-Replac … thermistor
Have not needed to replace but its from the same company who made the hotend heater so it will probably work
Smooth Rod lubricant:
Stepper Motors:
Belts:
This is an incomplete list please comment with your experiences with replacing parts to fill in the gaps
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