SnapMaker J1工具夹具3D模型

Snapmaker J1 Tool Holders

2023-08-20 00:28:57

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Summary

This saddlebag-style tool holder set for the Snapmaker J1 will keep your tools and accessories for 3D printing organized and in easy reach.

The Left Tool Holder has dedicated space for:

(2) X-Acto knives (#1 and #2)
(1) deburring tool
(1) Sharpie Fine-point marker/pen
(2) spare hot end assemblies
(12) spare nozzles
(1) X-axis belt tensioning tool
(1) Y-axis belt tensioning tool

An extra recess is available to store extras such as a USB stick or Nozzle torque tool.

The Right Tool Holder has dedicated space for:

(4) bottles of Magigoo bed adhesion promoter
(1) complete Snapmaker J1 toolkit
(2) additional hex wrenches
(1) 1/4" drive ratchet
(2) drive sockets (6mm, 7mm, and/or 8mm)

The printer rests upon a flange on the side of the tool holders, keeping them stationary even at high print speeds. If desired, this flange has a recess for a piece of 3M VHB tape, but I have not found the use of the tape necessary.

Print Settings

Printer:
Snapmaker J1
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2mm
Infill:
25
Filament brand:
Polymaker / 3DXTech
Filament color:
Any
Filament material:
PC / Support Material
Notes:
I printed this using Polymaker Polymax PC-FR, but feel free to use your filament of choice.

To fit these pieces on the J1 print bed, you will need to place it an angle.

I suggest printing with at least 5 lines of brim to ensure the corners do not lift due to the natural properties of cooling plastic. I also always suggest the usage of Magigoo to promote proper bed adhesion and easy print removal.

The left tool holder will require supports due to the recesses for the X/Y belt tensioning tools. I strongly suggest 3DXTech Aquatek X1 dissolvable support material. This material leaves a flawless surface and is easily removable in a one-hour dip in an ultrasonic bath at 48C.

The right tool holder does not require any supports.

Post-Printing

Remove the print from the bed after it has cooled.
Use a deburring tool or sharp XActo knife to trim the brim from the bottom of the print.
Remove the support material from the left tool holder.
Lift the printer and slide the tool holder under the appropriate side.

How I Designed This

This was designed in Fusion 360. I have included the STEP and Fusion 360 formats of the model in case you would like to make alterations for own usage.

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