Why'd you use a quarter-internal-half thread thingy with grubscrew on the Z, instead of a regular thread with a nut? Seems like 10x more complexity with a drawback of having no strength and less precision?
If you put the printhead on a pair of Servos (2 axis) so it can rotate 45-degrees in any axis - you'd be able to update this design so it can also print an infinite X and Y axis, as well as Z, and also do other useful print gymnastics (like printing on the side of things for overhangs)
Why'd you use a quarter-internal-half thread thingy with grubscrew on the Z, instead of a regular thread with a nut? Seems like 10x more complexity with a drawback of having no strength and less precision?
If you put the printhead on a pair of Servos (2 axis) so it can rotate 45-degrees in any axis - you'd be able to update this design so it can also print an infinite X and Y axis, as well as Z, and also do other useful print gymnastics (like printing on the side of things for overhangs)
Hello, I saw a video on the infini-Z 3D printer. How, or where do I get it?