A
5/16” hole was piloted then drilled in the pie tin to give a mounting hole for
the free-spinner in-line skate wheel which keep the chain on the sprockets. It
now sits low since it was originally held up by a magnet base. A longer threaded
bolt will be necessary. The assembly will likely need a rubber band around the
bolt attached to a bolt in the center of the printer to remain stable and
effective.
Small pilot drill bit
5/16" hole. Thermal paper was used to mark the hole location
Placement of the wheel
To
do:
- Program with new specs and air pump
- Physically install Arduino + shield
- Test + Debug
- Revise documentation
The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
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