MMU3 Build for the MK4 - Part 7 (Chapter 9)
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Thanks again, and it was good to see the MK4 part of the extruder changes 🙂 Using the label bag for unused parts is a good idea. What I use for spreading grease is a q-tip with the cotton cut off and then just dispose of it, helps keep the bench clean. Family is visiting through the weekend so my build probably won't start until next week. Looking forward to the filament routing you settle on with the buffer.
Oh yeah a qtip makes sense. I split my build up over several days. It's nice that each chapter ends at a good place. Thanks!
Thanks for these. Very well done
Thanks for watching!
Nice job! The zip tie worked great to spread the grease around.
These are really good videos!
Thanks so much!
Maybe i missed it and you did it off-cam. But was there an o-ring installed on those extruder gear assembly?
30:00 The O-Ring was installed on the main plate.
@@marcel151 Yep, re-wachted it and indeed i missed it. Maybe i was afk for a short time and forgot to pauze the video. Watching this part while commenting on your answer. Thanks again!
Thanks!
Hey did you make a custom Idler for your mk4 ?
It is a different Idler for the MMU3. I ordered the printed parts with my kit so that's what I used. Thanks!
@@tada3dprinting not petg ?
I would think they arr all PETG. Thanks!
@@tada3dprinting You're printing enclosed ? Do you print high temperature bed material like abs ? (pc or pet-cf)
No I don't print with enclosures on my Prusa printers. My print room is a separate metal building that I try and keep consistent temps inside. Thanks!