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A10/20M X-carriage plate

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Publication date 2020-11-03 at 16:40
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2019-02-07 at 07:09
Design number 222085

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This is a replacement X-carriage to replace the flimsy stock one on the A10M and A20M. It also allows to replace the wheels with dual bearing ones and will still hit the X endstop. I printed this in PETG, printed 4 shells and 100% infill to make it as strong as possible. I would recommend PETG or ABS, PLA might be fine. I didn't try the stock belt but the way it mounts you may need a longer one. I didnt try the stock belt I just cut a new one.

V2: Made and extra stong version and added in the spacers for the upper wheels. i found the aluminum spacers wanted to tilt to the sides a tiny bit although it didn't effect how smooth it rolled it bugged me.

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