Tapchanger vs Stealthchanger

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• DR

  @DraftShiftDesign · 2 years ago

  Great work as always! <br><br>We’re aware that some users have had issues with probe tapping. <br>It’s something we are trying to fix for our next version down the line. <br>We’re very open to input and suggestions from you regarding improvements

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• EF

  @efboiz5302 · 2 years ago

  Input shaper comparison would be really nice to see

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• AL

  @alfskaar489 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Thanks to both of this designs I designed Hydra Tool changer. I use both bearings and bushings. No glue. No support needed &nbsp;to print it. I also adde pin mod for the belt to make it as easy as possible to work on the gantry. Thanks for all your hard work. 🙂 I only print ABS and TPU normally so I only use Stealthburner. I have 4 tools use Marlin and don’t need Can Bus

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• MN

  @mneuhaus · 2 years ago

  my fit for stealthchanger was quite stiff at first too, i used a drill bit to clean out the inner of the bushing, after that it was smoothly engeaging

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• GR

  @GraySectoid · 1 year ago

  I like the mountings on Tap more, seems more robust.

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• JE

  @jeffrbake · 2 years ago

  I wonder if it would be possible to make a leveling head that has either tap or beacon. It can grab the tool to level or make the mesh, then drop it off for the rest of the print.

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• FL

  @fluxcapacitor · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TFEfLEX_cU&amp;t=942">15:42</a> Dealbreaker

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• СТ

  @СтасГайсан-ц6ж · 5 months ago

  Great 👍

• NI

  @Nick_M105 · 1 year ago

  Would like to see a wear test

• JO

  @Joseph_Greiner · 2 years ago

  Could the probing inconsistencies be mitigated with somehow reducing the pressure required? You said 2 magnets was not sufficient to hold down the Stealthchanger tool on the shuttle, but what if you tried thinner magnets?<br><br>The force required to probe should be reduced, but will it hold well enough to be stable? If it is secure enough, you could play with the magnet depth in the current holes to test probing force vs stability of the toolhead.<br><br>I really want to build a toolchanger, but I can&apos;t decide which way to go. Bearings vs pins. Seems both work well enough, each with its own challenges.

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• TH

  @thespacecowboy420 · 2 years ago

  The big con that I see right now is &apos;limited support&apos; for Stealthburner? What does that mean?

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• C6

  @C650101 · 2 years ago

  I like tapchaner, bearings seem better. Beacon instead of tapping

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