There is a choice of two orientations for the drag chains: either where the Y axis drag chain’s opening is at the back left corner of the machine (recommended if you use a duet2wifi controller, or else if you like to stick to the original’s orientation of cabling) or else where the Y axis drag chain’s opening is at the front left of the machine (handy for some workplace situation to have motor cables available at the front of the machine).
Y axis drag chain opening
backside left
Prepare the brackets:
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And attach them to the structure:
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And attach the drag chains:
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frontside left
Take one of the 3D printed plastic drag chain supports, a drag chain start element and three 15mm low profile M5 screws with 3 nylon insert M5 nuts: and attach it to the corresponding holes:
Then, prepare low profile 25mm M5 screws and post insertion nuts for the holes at the longer end of the 3D print:
Make these not too tight (you will otherwise not be able to use the post insertion nut properly when attaching to the rail):
And attach it to the front left hand Y axis rail:
Take again 3 15mm M5 low profile screws and 3 M5 lock nuts as well as a drag chain start element (different than the one you took for the previous setp) and the other 3D print:
And attach these:
Then take 2 low profile 20mm M5 screws and 2 M5 lock nuts:
And attach it to the left plate:
You’re all done for preparing the Y axis drag chain!
Now we move on the X axis drag chain:
Take a drag chain start element, a low profile 8mm M5 screw and a post insertion nut:
Put it in the central hole of the drag chain start element – but do not tighten it yet:
And attach it to the rail parallel to the X axis rail – now you can tighten the screw so that the post insertion nut will lock itself:
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Now take the last 3D print and the last drag chain start element and again 3 low profile 15mm M5 screws, together with 3 M5 lock nuts:
Tighten these, and take 2 low profile 55 M5 screws, with two M5 lock nuts BUT BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT THE ORIENTATION OF THE SCFREWS! THE LOCK NUT SITS ON TOP:
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And attach that to the X axis carriage
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