Haydn Huntley’s MagBalls and MagBallArms for Delta/Kossel 3D Printers
 My adapters for the Predator effector, printed on a Photon. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3880977 Photo and print courtesy of Tai Hromnak |
 My Kumu-3D printer. An unusually rigid printer. |
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| Description | Examples | Price | US First Class postage |
International First Class postage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High-precision MagBalls | 12 for $18 | $7 | $14 | |
| CNC’d Delrin rod ends | 12 for $15 | $7 | $14 | |
| N52 NdFeB magnets (each one tested) | 12 for $24 | $7 | $24 | |
| 215mm set of arms | Mini-Kossel w/170-190mm bed | $85 | $7 | $24 |
| 288mm set of arms: | Kossel w/225-240mm bed | $85 | $7 | $24 |
| 304mm set of arms: | Kossel w/250mm bed | $85 | $7 | $24 |
| 360mm set of arms | Kossel w/300mm bed DC42’s Precision Kossel Kumu-3D |
$90 | $7 | $24 |
| 400mm set of arms | TEVO Little Monster w/340mm bed | $115 | $7 | $24 |
| 440mm set of arms | Anycubic Predator w/370mm bed | $115 | $7 | $24 |
| Custom length set of arms up to 600mm | $115 | $7-$15 | varies | |
| 10mm CF tubing instead of 6mm | extra $60 |
Email haydn.huntley@gmail.com for MagBalls, magnets, and extremely carefully assembled, precisely measured carbon fiber arms.
I test and measure each set of arms. The magnets in the joints have a tested holding strength on a MagBall of at least 1.5kg.
The arms in a set match lengths within 50µ, according to my calipers, and typically they match within 30µ.
All sets of arms include MagBalls, N52 magnets and CNC’d Delrin ends.
Lubrication: I’ve heard that the best is SuperLube PTFE, which I now include a small tube of.
I’ve also used bicycle chain lube, which is waxy enough to stay in place, such as White Lightning Easy Lube
John Giardino wrote up a guide on converting the Anycubic Predator to use MagBall arms, using the stock effector and controller and my printed adapters.
Many people have also done it using either an SKR or Duet controller, which is straightforward.