Create 4 M6 threaded holes on the top. Create 4 6.5 mm unthreaded holes on the bottom side and mount the HGW20 block to bottom side.
- center punch
- drill
- 3 mm Drill bit (optional for pilot holes)
- 5 mm Drill bit
- 6.5 mm Drill bit
- M6 Tap bit
- (2) Y-Axis roller beams - 70 mm
- (2) HGW20 Block
- (8) M6x12mm Button Head Bolt
- Thread-locking fluid
- (Optional) Pencil
- Assembly Tool #4 - Y Roller Bottom
- Assembly Tool #5 - Y Roller Top
- You have (2) assembled Y-Axis roller beams.
- Each assembly has a HGW20 block attached to the bottom with (4) M6 bolts.
- Each assembly has (4) M6 threaded holes on the top surface.
- Each HGW20 block has one grease fitting mounted
- (Optional) Mark the side of the beam with an arrow pointing up to ensure you don’t lose orientation of the beam. All figures in this section will be marked so for ease of interpreting.
- Position Assembly Tool #4 on the bottom face of the Y-Axis frame beam with the number on the printed part facing the beam and all tabs securely holding position as shown in Figure 7.1.

- Mark all holes with a center punch.
- Drill the marked points with a 6.5 mm drill bit.
- Position Assembly Tool #5 on the top face of one Y-Axis frame beam with the number on the printed part facing the beam and all tabs securely holding position as shown in Figure 7.2.
- Mark all holes with a center punch.
- Drill the marked points with a 5 mm drill bit. (optional: drill with 3mm drill bit, check if holes are in alignment before drilling the 5 mm holes)
- Thread all holes made in the previous step with an M6 tap bit.
- Mount the HGW20 block to the bottom of the beam using the M6x20mm button head bolts as shown in Figure 7.3. Once you have every thing aligned, take it apart and use thread lock. (Note: The button head screws are not included with the Hengli kit, but the 6x20mm socket head cap screws can be used here instead.)
- Remove the bolt in the top middle of the HGW20 on one side and add the grease fitting.