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A1 Magnetic Adapter Print Head Front Cover Magnet

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Version 2, PETG
Version 2, PETG
Designer
1.8 h
4 plates
4.9(146)

Version 2, PLA
Version 2, PLA
Designer
1.8 h
4 plates
4.9(230)

Version 1, PETG
Version 1, PETG
Designer
54 min
2 plates
4.9(14)

This makes the holes fit 8MM magnets.
This makes the holes fit 8MM magnets.
26 min
1 plate
5.0(8)
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D6x2 mm Round Magnet (20PCS) - CA004

Description

Print profiles: Print takes 27 minutes and only 4,2 grams of filament! Every profile contains different build plates. Only print the plate for your magnet diameter, there are models for 5 mm and 6 mm magnets, with version 2 I also added a PLA profile besides the standard (and recommended) PETG and a “tighter fit” plate, that has 5.9 mm magnet holes, which fit best for my slightly undersized 6mm magnets.

 

Description: This model makes the A1 (mini) print head cover magnetic like on the P/X series to make hotend-swapping easier and eliminate the danger of breaking off the clips that originally hold the cover. No modifications need to be done to the printer itself

It is held to the print head by two D5x2mm/D6x2mm (recommended)/D6x3mm magnets and additionally secured against slipping in x- or z-direction by two pins that fit into existing holes in the extruder module. The lightweight design survived the full vibration calibration and various hours of printing without falling off and rattle-free.

 

New Version 2! prevents sliding along clips

Since I lately switched between my 0.4 and my 0.2 mm hotend quite often I noticed the cover would sometimes slide on the adaptor plate. I did not want to make the fit any tighter because that would bend the adaptor, nor did I want to get rid of the slide-on design, so I designed a small clip that locks the cover into place (see video below).

 

Assembly:

  1. press magnets into the holes
  2. place the two clips on the top end of the cover in the adaptor (so it is off-center)
  3. fold adaptor down
  4. slide adaptor to center, so it is secured by the two lower clips, too

Assembly video for version 2 (note the bottom right clip):

 

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