Pen Plotter - FLSUN Q5 (and moddable effector file)
por Luke Jurbergs en Thingiverse
This is a pen plotter model for the FLSUN Q5, that includes a sliding sleeve for the pen. This means that you do not need to level the bed precisely; by moving the pen up/down 5mm, the pen will naturally move downward until it hits the paper, then the sleeve will slide for the remaining movement...
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Archivos (11)
- Pen_Plotter_-_Part_1.stl STL · 23 KB
- Pen_Plotter_-_Part_2.stl STL · 590 KB
- Pen_Plotter_-_Part_1.step STEP · 6 KB
- Pen_Plotter_-_Part_2.step STEP · 84 KB
- Blank_Effector_-_Part_1.stl STL · 552 KB
- Blank_Effector_-_Part_1.step STEP · 55 KB
- Blank_Effector_-_Part_1.stl STL · 552 KB
- mona_lisa_color_1_yellow.gcode GCODE · 44 KB
- mona_lisa_color_2_orange.gcode GCODE · 65 KB
- mona_lisa_color_3_dark_green.gcode GCODE · 44 KB
- mona_lisa_color_4_black.gcode GCODE · 327 KB
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This is a pen plotter model for the FLSUN Q5, that includes a sliding sleeve for the pen. This means that you do not need to level the bed precisely; by moving the pen up/down 5mm, the pen will naturally move downward until it hits the paper, then the sleeve will slide for the remaining movement. This gives plenty of tolerance for any bed unlevelness. It is designed for Sharpies but can be edited to hold other pens. I recommend using felt-tip pens for stippling, because they leave ink without needing lateral movement. This includes an editable model of the effector plate, allowing you to create your own tools (drag knife, different pen plotter, etc.)
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