for Mercury One.1 -based 3D printers. Overview of the toolhead and this documentation. Explore the toolhead and how it fits together. Links to aid in locating and pricing parts. Components, bills of materials, and notes. Video and step-by-step instructions. What's new? E34M1, like EVA 3, is licensed under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.

E34M1 adapts the EVA 3 toolhead for the ZeroG Mercury One project. This repository stores the core files for E34M1 and a number of mods. Note that many mods are published on Printables or elsewhere. A full list is available in the E34M1 Documentation. EVA 3 modified for the Mercury One.1 3D printer.

E34M1 is compatible with Mercury One.1; in most configurations, no print area is lost by converting to EVA 3 from a different toolhead. In some configurations, adjustments are necessary to the Z axis (see the Mercury One.1 Build Manual for details).

Hotends, extruders, and most shrouds are compatible between EVA 3 and E34M1, but the core components of the toolhead are different. This tour introduces E34M1 and the larger EVA 3 ecosystem.

Apr 10, 2023 · E34M1 is notably lighter than EVA 3 and has a smaller Y-axis footprint. See compatibility page for details.

EVA 3 modified for the Mercury One.1 3D printer. Contribute to jon-harper/E34M1 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Apr 10, 2023 · E34M1 (EVA 3 on Mercury One) documentation is complete! Documentation is richer & easier to navigate. Guided tour of EVA 3 & E34M1. List of all known hotends and …

This guide covers assembly of a basic E34M1 build with a Rapido hotend, Sherpa Mini extruder, and BLTouch probe. You should have your Mercury One build's X axis extrusion and linear rail assembled before following this guide.