Hi all!
I thought it might be interesting to post a time lapse video of my H-1 build. I'm new to 3D printing, so I'm really excited!
Part 0 - "Checking the content": http://mayer.pro/H-1
(I checked the content because two pieces were missing and I wanted a complete count before I start bugging John and Steve.)
H-1 build / Time lapse video
H-1 build / Time lapse video
Last edited by madmax on Sun Jul 08, 2012 3:07 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
Ok, that's pretty cool! Given how organized and meticulous you are, its would be great if you would validate the materials list. When I put that together I had already built my H-1 and basically had to count from the drawings, etc. I have a spreadsheet with the parts used in each step and then I simply totaled them. I'd be happy to post/send you a copy.
cheers,
Michael
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Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
Michael, yes, I'd appreciate you sending me the excel parts list.
(I didn't really want to do the parts count, but I quickly realized that parts are missing from the kit and I wanted a full report before I ask for these parts to be sent to me. - I'm in Europe, by the way, and the standard units items are not easy to come by here.)
I already did some counting and the parts list in the new assembly manual doesn't fully match the drawings. For example I count 16 1/8'' dowel pins (part no. 29951) in the drawings, but the parts list (pp. 8-9 of the assembly manual) says 32; And I have 31. So I have either 1 missing or 15 too many of those pins... Etc. We'll see how it pans out when I start the actual build - once I get the missing parts.
Cheers
Markus
(I didn't really want to do the parts count, but I quickly realized that parts are missing from the kit and I wanted a full report before I ask for these parts to be sent to me. - I'm in Europe, by the way, and the standard units items are not easy to come by here.)
I already did some counting and the parts list in the new assembly manual doesn't fully match the drawings. For example I count 16 1/8'' dowel pins (part no. 29951) in the drawings, but the parts list (pp. 8-9 of the assembly manual) says 32; And I have 31. So I have either 1 missing or 15 too many of those pins... Etc. We'll see how it pans out when I start the actual build - once I get the missing parts.
Cheers
Markus
Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
Markus, I posted the Excel parts list in the docs forum so you can grab it there.
As for the dowels, you do need 32 of those. Keep in mind that most of the parts diagrams list items for one assembly but you will need to build two. Those dowels are the axels for the bearings for the axes. Did you get the steel bearing upgrade kit?
Cheers,
Michael
As for the dowels, you do need 32 of those. Keep in mind that most of the parts diagrams list items for one assembly but you will need to build two. Those dowels are the axels for the bearings for the axes. Did you get the steel bearing upgrade kit?
Cheers,
Michael
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Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
Great, thanks! I'll do a cross-check when building the H-1.mhackney wrote:Markus, I posted the Excel parts list
Ok I see. So I'm one pin short here. Fair enough, it's a young product. (It's a bit like Ikea in the early days.)mhackney wrote:As for the dowels, you do need 32 of those. Keep in mind that most of the parts diagrams list items for one assembly but you will need to build two. Those dowels are the axels for the bearings for the axes.
No, I didn't even know there is such a kit. Let's see... It's supposed to increase precision, I like that. I guess that's for phase 2: Mods and improvements.mhackney wrote:Did you get the steel bearing upgrade kit?
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Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
This is one upgrade I recommend you do from the beginning. It is a massive pain in the rear to undo all the carriages and swap out with metal bearings. Do yourself a favor and purchase the upgrade now and install it with your first build.madmax wrote: No, I didn't even know there is such a kit. Let's see... It's supposed to increase precision, I like that. I guess that's for phase 2: Mods and improvements.
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Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
It's actually not that bad, certainly easier from the start and worth the purchase, but I did it after the build and it was less painful than I thought it would be.michaellatif wrote:This is one upgrade I recommend you do from the beginning. It is a massive pain in the rear to undo all the carriages and swap out with metal bearings. Do yourself a favor and purchase the upgrade now and install it with your first build.madmax wrote: No, I didn't even know there is such a kit. Let's see... It's supposed to increase precision, I like that. I guess that's for phase 2: Mods and improvements.
FWIW I do think the bearing upgrade is worthwhile, but I think replacing the idlers with bearings is a much more noticeable upgrade.
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Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
After a long pause I'm back on track!
Here's the first part of the actual build: Part 1 - "Front base subassembly": http://mayer.pro/front-base-h-1
Very straightforward.
Here's the first part of the actual build: Part 1 - "Front base subassembly": http://mayer.pro/front-base-h-1
Very straightforward.
Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
And here's part 2: The rear base subassembly: http://mayer.pro/rear-base-h-1.
Re: H-1 build / Time lapse video
Videos 3 to 9 are online!
- Part 3: Z axis bsae subassembly. See http://mayer.pro/z-axis-base-H-1
- Part 4: Frame assembly. See http://mayer.pro/frame-assembly-H-1
- Part 5: Combo bearing subassembly. See http://mayer.pro/conbo-bearing-subassembly_h-1
- Part 6: Triple bearing subassembly. See http://mayer.pro/Triple-bearing-subassembly_H-1
- Part 7: Z axis bearing assembly. See http://mayer.pro/z-axis-bearing-h-1
- Part 8: Y axis and Z axis assembly to frame. See http://mayer.pro/y-axis-z-axis-assembly-to-frame-h-1
- Part 9: Extruder assembly. See http://mayer.pro/extruder-assembly-h-1