e3d Titan Extruder

[3Diy]

Hi,
I´m just wondering if anyone is using the Titan Extruder with his Felix Printer?
http://e3d-online.com/Titan-Extruder

I´m tempted to buy one but I dont know how easy it would be to install it as direct drive.

[jjlink]

I would love to use the Titan extruder with the Felix 3.0 dual extruder; however someone would need to design a mount. Maybe modify one on them on thingiverse. I added the Titan to a DIY 3d printer and it works wonderfully. Also I would use the pancake extruder motor that Thomas Sanladerer suggested (It worked great on my DIY printer) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiAQ9slUZ58&t=2s

[dwmartin805]

I've designed one for my 3.0 Dual with a e3D Chimera. I bought new pancake steppers to reduce the weight. I have a friend with access to a waterjet so I used an aluminum plate to mount the Titans. I tested it with a printed mount as well.

https://goo.gl/photos/KJsdxf6ncTMv9m6FA

[Kentxu]

Just made this one:

https://www.thingiverse.com/make:475790

Working well.

[MW_Paul]

I added a Titan Aero to my Felix 3D printer.
But I have an Issue, Hot-End temperature rises very slow.
The Firmware settings of E3D are done well.
I am using the rigth heating cartridge.
Please help, what could be the Issue.

Greetings,
Paul

[Kentxu]

Hi Paul,
I updated the firmware to Repetier 0.929 and changed to EXT0_TEMPSENSOR_TYPE 8, and also the other settings in the V6 firmware guide:
https://e3d-online.dozuki.com/Guide/V6+ ... 24?lang=en
And also adjusted the E-steps-per-mm in the EEPROM by measuring the lenght of extruded filament:
https://e3d-online.dozuki.com/Guide/Tit ... 36?lang=en
But I guess you have done all that.

One other thing to check would be that you have a 12V heater (my Felix 2.0 is a 12V system). If it is a 24V heater on a 12V system then heating will be slow. Here's the resistance so you can check what you have got:
12v/30w: 5-6 ohms
12v/40w: 3-4 ohms
24v/30w: 19-24 ohms
24v/40w: 9-12 ohms

Hope this helps,
Ken