Tips on how to mount the F4N honeycomb to Atomstack A20

[IrishJay (Jay)]

As it says in the title, I am looking for ideas on how to mount / fix the F4N honeycomb to the A20 engraver. One way is to simply screw both down to the table, once it is aligned, but I was wondering if anyone had any better solutions.

One that strikes me would be some 3D printed arms that connect (and square) the honeycomb to the A20 corners. There is one online but the honeycomb is a different size.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated

[parsec (FerAS)]

You can create plywood corner feet risers that connect to the honeycomb and gives the added height to work with a rotary by removing only the honeycomb.

[IrishJay (Jay)]

Yeah, got a plan for 3d printing the same idea so I’ll do that in Fusion this weekend and see how it goes

[parsec (FerAS)]

You have here an example and LightBurn files:

Machine Bench Setup

You can make feet with the laser with registration points so that in the future you can use a roller without too much hassle, and with the advantage that it makes it easier to clean underneath. [IMG_20240330_212248] [IMG_20240330_212212] There are a few easy steps: first attach the feet to the laser then glue the honeycomb supports to the front and back of the left side with spring clips (if the machine’s Home is front left) place the honeycomb and glue the remaining supports keeping the h…

[IrishJay (Jay)]

Thank you!