3d printer nozzle holder

... securely held by a sturdy device featuring a simple 3D printed design etched into its sides. ...Engineered to cradle coasters measuring 110 by 110 millimeters in size, this holder also accommodates smaller coasters that measure 100 by 100 millimeters.

I designed a small project to challenge myself with CAD software and create something practical using my 3D printer, marking one of my initial prints. ...The design is intended to securely store a set of ten miniature files, along with other essential...

Perfect if you want to eliminate vibrations from your printer. This is a homemade spool holder. You need 3 screws to fix it on a shelf or on the ceiling. Tested, works properly. Use two ball bearings to fit it in the perno_06. Write to me for any...

Currently, it successfully accommodates a variety of items such as a scraper, pens, markers, a hand drill with accompanying bits, super glue, pen etchers, thickness gauges, deburring tools and even an exacto knife kit stored within its protective 3D...

Printable spool holder. ...Also, you will need 625z bearings.

Printable spool holder. ...Also, you will need 625z bearings.

... you can change to for any table. holds my cutters an pliers and files. can be used with or without the screw. if it wont stay without the screw then u can use double stick tape instead of the screw. need supports. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

It appears to be mid-production, as if the printer itself is carefully crafting each key with precision and finesse. ...The compact dimensions of this marvel are impressive: a mere 5 inches in length, 7.5 inches wide, and a slender 0.1 inch in height.

Here is the rewritten text: A futuristic design features a 3D printer holding your keys in mid-air, creating an illusion that your keys are being printed by the machine itself. ... Dimensions: 5 inches x 7.5 inches x 0.1 inches Printing Requirements:...

I'm making a crucial adjustment to my 3D printer. This tweak is definitely worth sharing with other printer enthusiasts. As you can see from the video at https://youtu.be/B4I6ghDlqmU, I've managed to print it without any support structures. My test...

... This holder keeps my cutters, pliers, and files neatly organized. You can use it with or without the screw, depending on your preference - if it doesn't stay in place without the screw, just substitute double-sided tape for an even more secure fit.

Filament spool holder. ...For easy turning of the filament spool. Diameter of the spool holder hole 31,5mm. ... Diameter of the stopper 23mm

It attaches securely to any vertical surface – walls, 3D printers, or whatever – using just one medium command strip from Amazon. This part is crafted to fit a spatula with a width of 16mm. ...If your spatula's dimensions differ, simply scale the model...

I designed this to store all my 3D Printer tools in one convenient place. To make it accessible to users with smaller printers, I kept the dimensions compact enough for a Monoprice Mini Select, despite owning a Prusa i3. The total footprint is 110mm...

I keep a collection of items near my printer that come in handy when needed.

I needed a pendulum holder for my vintage Anet A8 frame, which I'm currently converting into a state-of-the-art laser engraver. ...This particular design will seamlessly integrate with the existing 2-bolt X-axis extruder holder on the Anet frame.

I created this extruder holder as a solution to a problem I faced - no existing holders were compatible with my specific extruder model, which is based on the popular Nema 17 stepper motor. ...The design accommodates the vast majority of similar setups,...

Securely attaches to the printer with two screws, accommodating a glue stick, diagonal cutter, and essential bit drivers.

I designed a unique candle holder that draws inspiration from traditional advent wreaths. ...The intricate patterns on its surface were modeled after some of my previous designs, bringing a modern twist to a classic concept.

this is a glue stick holder this holds those green glue sticks you get with packages of fillament this needs to be printed in tpu at an infill of 50 and a speed of 30mm/s

Hooks are 3D printed, shaft is machined aluminum

This versatile tool holder keeps your workspace tidy by storing multiple items in a compact space. It's designed to accommodate two pliers or snippers, a 2-inch scraper, glue sticks, markers and pens, a cleaning toothbrush, a filament spool dowel,...

Handy tools are stored within this holder: a precision Xacto knife equipped with #2 blades, Sparkfun needle-nose pliers and cutters, a large UHU glue stick, a 2-inch Richard putty knife, and a small putty knife/spatula measuring approximately 0.7...

I designed this with Fusion 360, then created an image using a basic Microsoft tool known as the Knipprogramma - I'm Dutch, so I'm not familiar with its English equivalent. ...This spool holder is capable of holding up to 15 reels of filament.

It is a job that I did for my personal printer, the objective is to remove the filament from the hot printing environment.if you want to open the FreeCAD file. ...you need A2plus and FreeCAD_FastenersWB

Hi, this last modification on my 3drag printer. I think it is useful for other printer. ...Print it without any support as you can see in video https://youtu.be/B4I6ghDlqmU I print it in ABS at layer 0,2 Check me out at: Youtube...

This simple design features a filament reel holder that prevents tangling. Cut using a 9x14 inch hobby laser, it comprises of four reel parts, two long sides, and one cross piece. Assemble by fixing the base with frame clamps before attaching the top...

Fit spatula, clue stick, wrenches, key and hex key, flush cutter, standard ruler and caliper. I included also some storage compartment on top where there were space to do so. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: No...

The master file containing all parts is best printed individually due to a printing issue with my current printer. If you're feeling adventurous, you can try printing them simultaneously, but I recommend splitting them up as I did. ...Files numbered one...

... ... I combined the Simhopp and JhoShi designs in a mashup. I also added a hole on the right to hold a small magnet, creating a spot for my thickness gauge. I drilled a hole into the wrench space, securing it firmly to my printer with a tiny screw.