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Pivoting Oiler for Ender 5
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This is a pivoting Oiler for the Ender 5. Primary features are:
1.Dual pivoting bracket to allow Oiler to move with filament when spooling.
2.Screw on top cap to retain filament and sponge.
3.Simple fix to 40 x 20 extrusion.
Installation Notes:
1.You will need the following:
2 x M3 Nyloc Nuts
2x M3 x 12 mm Hex Bolts (10mm will work but better with 12mm long bolts).
2 M3 x 1.5 mm Washers
2 x M4 x 10 mm Hex Bolts
2 x 10 x 5 M4 T-Nuts - these are the type of T Nut which can be inserted within the slot and rotated rather than inserting from the end of the extrusion. If you do not have any of these spare I have also uploaded a plastic version of the T-Nut which will be sufficiently strong for this purpose only. I have used the uploaded plastic version on my prototype. You will need to thread the plastic T-Nuts with a M4 Bolt prior to assembly.
2.Make sure the M3 pivot bolts are left fairly loose so to allow the oiler to move easily when the spool is moving.
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1.Dual pivoting bracket to allow Oiler to move with filament when spooling.
2.Screw on top cap to retain filament and sponge.
3.Simple fix to 40 x 20 extrusion.
Installation Notes:
1.You will need the following:
2 x M3 Nyloc Nuts
2x M3 x 12 mm Hex Bolts (10mm will work but better with 12mm long bolts).
2 M3 x 1.5 mm Washers
2 x M4 x 10 mm Hex Bolts
2 x 10 x 5 M4 T-Nuts - these are the type of T Nut which can be inserted within the slot and rotated rather than inserting from the end of the extrusion. If you do not have any of these spare I have also uploaded a plastic version of the T-Nut which will be sufficiently strong for this purpose only. I have used the uploaded plastic version on my prototype. You will need to thread the plastic T-Nuts with a M4 Bolt prior to assembly.
2.Make sure the M3 pivot bolts are left fairly loose so to allow the oiler to move easily when the spool is moving.
3.Ca
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