Hi! Before i try to mix this into a new revision of the great looking concept, i have two questions...
Do you have a version for a setup with the Quick-Swap kit and the official bracing kit? That should add 15mm + 6mm if i interprete the Snapmaker FAQs correctly: https://support.snapmaker.com/hc/en-us/articles/20786910972311-FAQ-for-Bracing-Kit-for-Snapmaker-2-0-Linear-Modules#h_01HN4Z7S9WJE5BRT492WR0CKH1
The easiest would be to add a "contoured shim" for below the base, maybe?
Do you really need the reducer screw with that hex-nut head? Seems to add contact and thereby stability, or os that optional?
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@kfricke
Hi, actually it is a good idea to add it for those who have the Bracing Kit. I modified the "Support" part with 6 mm more. I just started the print and I think I can test it this afternoon. But I will also propose a wedge, it allows to concerver the old parts, it is faster to print and the wedge will be easier to change for those who want to adjust it to the height. I could post the new pieces at the end of the day I think ;)
@Regis this is my wedge based setup. It fits and the y axis moves. But since built yesterday has not yet been tested extensively.
Made with an additional 6mm wedge to fit the distance of the z axis introduced by the official bracing kit.
@kfricke
Thank you for your feedback ;) Attached the wedges I modelled and printed this morning :)
https://www.printables.com/model/1223113-linear-rail-guide-adapter-for-quick-swap-kit-and-b (edited)
Great remix! Works a lot better than the previous MK4S version.
Transparent part printed with 4 perimeters and 50% 3D Honeycomb infill.
@daanbanaan_2309766
Thank you for your feedback ;)
