
The CNC Parts are back from the shop, and they are awesome!
I had to wait two weeks for them, but it was worth it. Next step will be sanding and anodising the parts. I think this is necessary to prevent corrosion, but also to achieve a harder Surface for the tool changer.

X-Axis/Extruder and the mastercooler which will cool the direct drive extruder directly and the tools indirectly

i wanted to use compression fittings known from PC watercool systems. They turned out to be way too heavy so i swapped them with PE fittings used in the chemical industry.

While i waited for the tools to be machined i worked on how the hoses are guided along the energy chain.

Z-Axis is also on a good way, the tension mechanism is ready, just a few brackets left to do.
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