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Turn your Ender-3 into a conveyor BELT 3D printer, 90-degree continuous printing, batch production

00:00 Intro 01:56 Unboxing, get the Ender-3 ready for this upgrade 03:49 Assembly, issues, and fixes 05:50 Setup and alignment 06:36 Y-axis dimension accuracy Issue and fix 07:32 3D Benchy Test Print, layer shifting issue, and fix 09:02 3 different options for continuous printing 10:32 Marlin M808 for loop printing, Gcode, and firmware modifications 11:57 Loop printing test 12:51 Pros and Cons 15:46 45 or 90-degree printing patent violation? Welcome back to Aurora Tech Channel. Last week, I reviewed an affordable conveyor belt 3D printer which only cost around $600. Normally, a 45-degree belt printer is good for printing long models, but for printing small models or doing automated continuous printing, it would be better to use a 90-degree setup. This week, I will test out a belt conversion kit from Aditiva 3D. They have both 45 and 90-degree kits for Ender-3, I will test out the 90-degree kit first for 2 reasons. First, I want to find the cheapest option available to make a conveyor belt printer, as this kit is $250 and the 45-degree kit is $320. Second, the assembly of this 90-degree kit is easier than the 45-degree kit as you only need to modify the base by adding the conveyor belt on top of the heated bed, the whole gantry remains unchanged. But these 2 kits share many common components, so, it would be easier for everyone to follow if I start with this 90-degree kit and do the 45-degree in the coming week. Aditiva 3D DIY Belt Kit official website: https://belt3dprinterkit.com/ $20 OFF Discount Code: AURORA20 3D DIY Belt Kit facebook group:   / ender3beltkit   Affiliate Links: Refurbished Ender-3 ($109): https://bit.ly/3EGO2UR Used Ender-3 ($79) Maybe in bad condition, but if you know how to fix a 3D printer and have spare parts to replace by yourself, that could be an amazing deal: https://bit.ly/3LPnzHw Dual Y-Axis Stepper Motor & Splitter: If you want the bed to stick well, you need to move the nozzle much closer than normal, but that will cause layer shift if you only use one Y stepper motor, using dual Y-axis with another set of 40mm Nema 17 motors with 1.7A rated current is recommended: NEMA 17 40mm 1.7A stepper motor: https://amzn.to/36pJOV6 Stepper motor cable splitter: https://amzn.to/383uMVC Other resources: Scott Meredith's Edge of 3D YouTube Channel:    / @edgeof3d   Article: Vref Calculator: How to Tune Your Stepper Driver by Lucas Carolo https://all3dp.com/2/vref-calculator-... MakerBot’s Automated 3D build processes patent from Google Patents: https://patents.google.com/patent/US8... Ender-5 to Ender-7 CoreXY + Linear Rails upgrades: Part1:    • DIY CoreXY Linear Rails upgrades for ...   Part2:    • DIY CoreXY Linear Rails upgrades for ...   Creality CR-10S Pro V2 My3D OMG A2 Extruder upgrade:    • Improve 3D Printer cooling Dual fan, ...   Download links: M808 Marlin loop printing sample GCODE : https://auroratechchannel.com/downloa... 90-Degree Kit Marlin firmware for stock Ender-3 (v4.2.2 board, no filament sensor, no bltouch) https://auroratechchannel.com/downloa... Heated Bed 5mm spacer bars & LCD Screen plate STL files: https://auroratechchannel.com/downloa... Follow us on Twitter @aurora_lung