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--- a5:damping-the-bowden-extruder-for-noise-reduction [2018/07/07 05:58] – created aeket
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 **What is this about?** \\
+The extruder motor is heard when retracting. In order to reduce the vibrations that are transmitted to the metal frame, you can install a damping.\\
+**Required Parts**
+  * 1 Rubber Ring
+  * Double-sided adhesive tape
-**Required Electrical Parts**
-  * 1 x 2-Pin male plug for building a plug-in-adapter.
-  * Some cable and heat shrink
 The hobbyist will most likely have the parts in the tinker box
-**The cable tie comes into this gap.**\\
+We need a standard rubber ring\\
-{{:a5:aetek:}}
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_01.jpg}}
+The ring is cut through:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_02.jpg}}
+Unscrew the extruder:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_03.jpg}}
+Cut off two pieces of the rubber ring that match the height of the motor bracket:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_04.jpg}}
+Stick both pieces of rubber on double sided tape:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_05.jpg}}
+Cut off the excess adhesive tape:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_06.jpg}}
+Glue both rubber pieces to the back of the motor bracket:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_07.jpg}}
+Screw the extruder back on. Do not overtighten the screws:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_08.jpg}}
+Finished. Here is another view:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_09.jpg}}
+Here is another view:\\
+{{:a5:aetek:extruder_damping_10.jpg}}
+----
+Status: 06. July 2018: Completed
-**This is the result.**\\
-{{:a5:aetek:}}

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