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3D Printer - T9 (2018)

U-Channel pick and place motion

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Back to Servocity U-Channel, this was an attempt using 12mm rods, leadscrew axes, and a lifting Z head. Could work fine knowing what I know now, but the 12mm rods would need to be 16mm or bigger for rigidity and to mitigate torsion.

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