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Mpcnc Primo Kress suction without xy loss

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  • Core_Clamp_Gelenk_v2.stl
  • Deckel Adapterl Absaugung.dxf
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  • Deckel Unterteil Absaugung kurz.dxf
  • Deckel Unterteil Absaugung.dxf
  • Deckel Unterteil Absaugung.stl
  • Deckel kurz.stl
  • Halterung Absaugung.stl
  • Klemmbacken Absaugung.stl
  • Oberteil Absaugung.stl
  • Unterteil Absaugung kurz.stl
  • Unterteil Absaugung.stl

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Last update 2023-01-04 at 23:12
Publication date 2022-12-11 at 01:30
Design number 957220

Bulli78

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3D model description

I didn't want to give away any travel because of the exhaust, so I looked for a gap and found it.

When I put the Mpcnc into operation , it was clear that I urgently need an extraction. I went online in search and chose this model:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5239310

but when I printed the first parts, I realized that I would lose a lot of travel in one direction. I had to find another solution, which I present to you here. The core clamp I have taken from the link above, everything else was newly constructed by me. The maximum cutter diameter is about 35mm. Suitable for a suction hose with 40mm inner diameter. A Kärcher vacuum cleaner with a connection of ca.35mm outer diameter can be plugged in directly. I use this bracket for the engine:

https://www.printables.com/de/model/40842-mpcnc-primo-amb-1050-fme-43mm-tool-mount/comments

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Print:

You can take PLA or Petg or whatever. Important is to set at least 2.5-3mm wall, bottom, and lid thickness. infill between 25-35%. The bottom part of the suction needs a support. All parts here were created without tolerance. with me it fit. The upper part of the suction was a little difficult to push onto the lower part. I warmed it up a bit with the hot air gun until it slid into place. The covers can be printed or milled out of a 2 or 4mm acrylic glass. You have to somehow make the third holder yourself. I made it from a piece of flat profile in aluminum 20x2mm in cross section. If you have any questions, go ahead. I wish you a lot of fun while rebuilding.

Here is another link with video of the part in action :

https://www.facebook.com/groups/MPCNC/permalink/5895671843862309/?sfnsn=scwspmo&ref=share

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