On Sunday 02 August 2020 14:07:17 Marcus Bowman wrote:

> > On Sunday 02 August 2020 13:32:03 Bruce Layne wrote:
> >> I'd 3D print some low profile clips for the glass plate
>
> I used Bulldog clips. I cut the handles short on to of them, to stop
> them fouling the uprights as the platform passes through. Basically, I
> used 1 clip per side. Works fine.

One the right in particular, there is no room for anything. About 1mm 
clearance between the plate and the upright carrying the PSU too.  Since 
y is the only thing that moves the glass, std pinch clothes pins have 
plenty of room fore and aft. 2, maybe 3 on the rear, and one or 2 on the 
front but keeping the left front corner clear should clear the initial 
head motions.

> >> My 3D printers were fine with no retuning after I added some thick
> >> borosilicate glass,
>
> Mine too.
>
I suspect at the speeds I have it running, 30 ipm or less, it will not be 
a problem. I scrubbed the glass with bar keepers friend as it wasn't 
taking water at all well, like it was waxed or??? But now its slightly 
cloudy with dried white school glue & lots of water mixed, so we'll see 
how the adhesion works. In about an hour as the last big part is about 
85% done. I found I can't expand the bearing carriers enough for full 
engagement as the short plugins have expanded too much to fit in the 
bearings bore. That means I need to shrink the internal gear around 
1.5mm if I want the bearings to give full engagement, then I still need 
to expand the flexgear so the bearing don't have to distort it near as 
much, currently the teeth are clearing each other at the hop-over point 
by nearly 2mm, way to much flex on the gear. All they really need to do 
is to clear, and this is a case where microns are all thats needed.  
More than that is just backlash.

> >>   I think
> >> these glass bed upgrades are usually done without changing the
> >> motor parameters.
>
> That's what I did --- nothing at all. Works fine.
>
> Marcus

Thanks Marcus.

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