You can use the mount as an interface with your CR-10S X-axis plate.

To simplify integration, purchase a 25 cm 3060 extrusion to hold all the extrusion components of the Artme 3D system (extrusion barrel, compression screw, motor, and gearbox). This will create an assembly that you can either mount back onto the Artme or use as a 3D printing head.

I designed a fan shroud, but I’m uncertain about its performance. Feel free to improve or redesign it.

To prevent twisting of the X-axis, I added another X-axis support. It is connected to the primary motion system using the "X-axis support mount" (you’ll need to print two of these). By attaching wheels at both ends of a 2020 extrusion, it can rest on the Z-axis extrusion. To ensure proper alignment, add a piece of plastic or any other material, combined with spacers. The sliding surface must be positioned approximately 22 mm from the X-axis support extrusion. The 3060 extrusion will slide on this surface, so using a low-friction material is recommended.

You can also find my version of a “protection” for the motherboard.

I used a Manta M8P motherboard with TMC 2209 drivers for all the motors, including the extrusion motor. You can find the configuration file saved as a text file.

I’m not sure this is the best solution, but I couldn’t get it to work properly with a DMC 332T, so I decided to try this setup instead.