#Monolith Zero

Frame Disassembly - Monolith Zero
Today, I felt like unbuilding the cross-gantry printer to make the necessary frame changes for the new design. The M2 hardware removal felt satisfying, knowing they won't be needed next time unless someone wishes to save some bucks by keeping the Z with MGN7H instead of MGN12H…
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Frame Disassembly - Monolith Zero
New Belt Path - Monolith Zero
The last time I talked about how I wanted to improve the toolhead compatibility situation between the 2 platforms. But, I never showed the actual belt path to do it with only a different belt clamp and a Beacon delete…
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New Belt Path - Monolith Zero

Parts from LDO - Monolith Zero
During my Easter break, I finally received my first parts from LDO, they're mostly for the M0 build…
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Parts from LDO - Monolith Zero

The Layout - Monolith Zero Development
Belt path:
As it turns out the structural tophat with the steppers in the same location is compatible with a more space-efficient, live-shaft-ready, front rail Monolith belt path…
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The Layout - Monolith Zero Development
Cross or Crossn't - V0 Development
Despite having several working layouts for the V0 cross, I don't think any of them managed to meet one of the most important design goals for this project, which is making the printer less of a meme…
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Cross or Crossn't - V0 Development
A Potential Breakthrough - V0 Cross
I was organizing my design folders yesterday in Fusion when I randomly opened the V0 Cross CAD and I think there's a potential breakthrough here. As it stands, it seems like I can finally fix the gripes I've had with this particular cross-gantry design for a year now…
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A Potential Breakthrough - V0 Cross