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== Tools List ==
 
== Tools List ==
 
The current breakdown of actively maintained tools in the project repository is as follows
 
The current breakdown of actively maintained tools in the project repository is as follows
* [[Bondtech Direct Drive Extruder]]
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* [[Baby Bullet Extruder]] by [[User:Poofjunior|Poofjunior]]
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* [[Narrow Orbiter Extruder]] by edthesped
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* ''Deprecated'' [[Bondtech Direct Drive Extruder]] by [[User:Poofjunior|Poofjunior]]
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* [[Passive Pen Tool]] by [[User:Poofjunior|Poofjunior]]
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* [[E3D Titan Aqua Mount]] by EMRosa
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* [[ASMBL]] by E3D/Chris_was_here
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* [[Laser Tool]] by Chris_was_here
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* [[10cc Syringe Tool]] by [[User:Poofjunior|Poofjunior]]
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* [[Sonicator Tool]] by [[User:Poofjunior|Poofjunior]]
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* [[Camera Inspection Tool]] by [[User:Poofjunior|Poofjunior]]
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* [[XYZ Probe Tool]] by [[User:Poofjunior|Poofjunior]]
 
* '''Your Tool Could Be Here!'''
 
* '''Your Tool Could Be Here!'''
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* Other community made tools may be found in [[Community Mods#Tools]]
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[[File:Parking post dimetric.png|thumb|right]]
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== The Tool Parking Post ==
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The parking post holds tools in the front of the machine when they aren't being used. It can be made from a mix of 3D-printed and off-the-shelf parts. It's also designed from a parametric CAD model that can be resized according to your custom tool. Since re-sizing the model requires working with the Solidworks files directly, a handful of sizes have been exported in advance, and STLs are available in the repository.
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* [[Parking Post]] details page
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** how do design around a particular parking post.
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** list of pre-exported parking post sizes.
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* [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/tree/main/tools/jubilee_tools/tool_posts/configurable_tool_post/fabrication_exports Parking Post STLs]
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* [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/blob/main/tools/jubilee_tools/tool_posts/configurable_tool_post/assembly_instructions/parking_post_assembly_instructions.pdf Tool Parking Post Assembly Instructions]
  
 
== Creating a Custom Tool ==
 
== Creating a Custom Tool ==
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Tools derive from the template in the [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/tree/main/tools/jubilee_tools/tool_template tool template folder].
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===Component Placement===
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The shortcut to 3D modeling a tool with the right placements is to simply build on top of the CAD files in the template folder. However, starting from scratch is also straightforward.
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To create a custom tool that locks into Jubilee's carriage, you must place the tool balls and the wedge plate in a specific location, specified in the Tool Template Reference Dimensions [https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/raw/main/tools/jubilee_tools/tool_template/references/tool_template_reference_dimensions.pdf PDF].
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===Size Constraints===
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There are a few size constraints that may influence your tool's shape. They are called out below.
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[[File:Tool interferance diagram with carriage 2.png|700px|frameless|center]]
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A number of example tools are shown in the full [https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/raw/main/frame/references/tool_interface_diagram.pdf Too Interface Diagram PDF].
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Note that many of these constraints are soft. Using longer dowel pins on the parking post will allow for deeper tools. Also, moving the tool's ''active center'' past the leftmost line will result in a working tool that simply has a bit less Y-axis travel.
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== Sharing a Tool ==
  
=== Tool Template===
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There are various ways of posting your tool online such that others can reproduce it. If you upload the source files online in a place like Github or [https://www.printables.com/ Printables], you can simply create a tool page with a description (like the ones above) and link to those files within that page.
  
== Submitting a Tool ==
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== Tool Wire Management ==
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Most tools require wires of some sort to control the tools active components. Some solutions that work include:
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* [https://www.amazon.com/Gardner-Bender-45-536UVBSP-Heavy-Duty-Electrical/dp/B000BOKN0C Long (36-in.) Zip Ties]
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* [https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001471862904.html Stainless Steel Strips from Aliexpress]. Either '''0.4mm x 5mm''' or '''0.2mm x 10mm''' (doubled up) both  work.
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** Warning: these are sharp to handle and also eye hazards. Please wear safety glasses while working with them.
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* 0.75mm Piano Wire

Latest revision as of 21:10, 23 December 2022

Tool library pics.png

Tools List

The current breakdown of actively maintained tools in the project repository is as follows

Parking post dimetric.png

The Tool Parking Post

The parking post holds tools in the front of the machine when they aren't being used. It can be made from a mix of 3D-printed and off-the-shelf parts. It's also designed from a parametric CAD model that can be resized according to your custom tool. Since re-sizing the model requires working with the Solidworks files directly, a handful of sizes have been exported in advance, and STLs are available in the repository.

Creating a Custom Tool

Tool template.png

Tools derive from the template in the tool template folder.

Component Placement

The shortcut to 3D modeling a tool with the right placements is to simply build on top of the CAD files in the template folder. However, starting from scratch is also straightforward.

To create a custom tool that locks into Jubilee's carriage, you must place the tool balls and the wedge plate in a specific location, specified in the Tool Template Reference Dimensions PDF.

Size Constraints

There are a few size constraints that may influence your tool's shape. They are called out below.

Tool interferance diagram with carriage 2.png

A number of example tools are shown in the full Too Interface Diagram PDF.


Note that many of these constraints are soft. Using longer dowel pins on the parking post will allow for deeper tools. Also, moving the tool's active center past the leftmost line will result in a working tool that simply has a bit less Y-axis travel.

Sharing a Tool

There are various ways of posting your tool online such that others can reproduce it. If you upload the source files online in a place like Github or Printables, you can simply create a tool page with a description (like the ones above) and link to those files within that page.

Tool Wire Management

Most tools require wires of some sort to control the tools active components. Some solutions that work include: