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(1) Stepper Motor
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(3) 4x y-Rodholder Bottom
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(4) y-Motorholder
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(5) y-Belt Tensioner
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Using an Engineer Scriber, insert 2x M3 Self-Securing Nuts into each of the y-bar holders.
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Alternatively, you can tighten the M3 Self-Securing Nuts with an M3 Screw from the other side.
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Align the T-Nuts and the frame as shown in figure 1.
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Now, place the four y-rodholders on the frame (see figure 3), assigning each hole to a T-Nut.
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For the x-axes, make sure that there are 2x T-Nuts between the two y-rodholders.
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The y-rodholders are now screwed on using 8x M6x12mm Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screws.
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These screws are initially only loosely tightened, as the y-rodholders need to remain movable.
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Place the y-motorholder on to the stepper motor.
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Make sure the cables are leading to the holes for the M6 screws.
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Then, attach the motor to the y-motorholder. Use the 4x M3 Washers and the 4x M3x10mm Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screws to fasten it.
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Slide the GT3 pulley onto the motor shaft of the stepper motor.
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The GT3 pulley has two grub screws. Ensure that one of these screws is aligned with the flat surface of the shaft. Then, tighten both grub screws.
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To avoid friction, leave a small gap between the pulley and the motor surface.
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Attach the assembled y-motorholders to the 2x T-Nuts between the two y-rodholders in the rear x-axis. Use 2x M6x12mm Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screws for this.
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Place the y-belt tensioner on 2x T-Nuts in the front x-axis and fasten it loosely with 2x M6x12mm Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screws.
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Both the y-motorholder and the y-belt tensioner must be easily movable on the corresponding x-axes.
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The setup of the y-axis is now complete.
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continue with the manual 03. Assembly and Installation of the Heatbed Carriage for MK52-Blocks.
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Almost done!
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