Description
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I’m still loving the Snapmaker U1 toolchanger. With the factory enclosure still not available, I decided to test two community designs, each with a different approach and consequently varying strengths and weaknesses. In this video, I show you how to print, assemble and fit each one, and finish by testing how well they retain heat for ASA printing.
The strange thumbnail was a Patreon request.
Snapmaker U1 pre-order (affiliate): https://snapmaker.sjv.io/nXm4Wo
0:00 Introduction
0:39 Snapmaker U1 recap and progress
First impressions video: https://youtu.be/51tRZkoQ0-g
Multi material video: https://youtu.be/-2K67P5L8A4
1:48 Official enclosure
Store page: https://shop.snapmaker.com/collections/modules-accessories-for-u1/products/top-cover-for-snapmaker-u1
2:36 IKEA tub based top cover
IKEA Samla cover by Beaver Works: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2031310-snapmaker-u1-top-cover-modding-for-ikea-samla-45l
6:07 Modular Top hat
Snapmaker U1 top hat by Srin: https://www.printables.com/model/1488431-snapmaker-u1-top-hat-by-srin
My dowel remix (right click on the part to export): https://cad.onshape.com/documents/8cd661381380fd77fb807627/w/a6deac18cc63a0274f912bba/e/5a4071ddadf900c7083b9388?renderMode=0&uiState=6944d0a29d86ee59f8c00316
11:03 Temperature testing
13:11 Conclusion
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