3d printer x axis

This tool helps you guarantee your x-axis is perfectly level before leveling the bed and provides support for the x-axis while changing filament. There are two versions available, and after using the first one, I discovered it had too much surface...

Inspired by MazaaFIN, located at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1103976\nThis test serves as a prelude to actual work\n*** Plans unfold for my X axis smooth rods on my Mendel Max 1.5 to be rotated with ease, incorporating vertical 10mm smooth rods...

When using printed parts, the x-axis becomes unstable because the backplate reduces play and makes it more sturdy. To rectify this issue, increase the 2020 extrusion by five inches to regain stability. Printing with 100% infill will also help...

When Using printed parts the x axis becomes unstable , the backplate reduces the play and makes it more sturdy .. increase the 2020 extrusion by 5 inches .. print with 100% infill This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online...

Core XY 3D printer with standalone, und dual NF-Crazy HotendWorkspace 400x400x450Modell have 300x300 heated bed

Core XY 3D printer with standalone, und dual NF-Crazy HotendWorkspace 400x400x450Modell have 300x300 heated bed

See the final iteration of this assembly at Sketchfab, where I've uploaded my [WIP!] 3D printer following this link: http://is.gd/2XLAA4 NOTE: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1505842 shows the newer version (as seen in Remixes Tab) This is a WIP for...

i posted it here http://www.instructables.com/id/Aluminum-Extrution-3d-printer-with-12x12-inch-heat/ all stl files are what i found around the net and many were used for the printer, i however did not design them,just wanted to share what i used...

I posted the files here http://www.instructables.com/id/Aluminum-Extrusion-3d-printer-with-12x12-inch-expanse/. The STL models that make up this project are ones I found online and utilized in my printer's design. ...Many of these were already being...

... smooth operation and minimize wear on the printer's components. To assemble the tensioner, you will need an M4 or M5 x 30mm screw, along with two nuts - one for securing the knob in place and the other for attaching the puller to the printer.

I managed to get my printer working again, but I was in for a surprise when I realized I'd need to disassemble the entire X-axis to install these new components. To make matters worse, the original belt was too short, and I needed a fresh collection...

This page describes the adaptation of a Bukobot Duo (Original 2012 Version) by Deezmaker, which involved removing the linkage plate and adding additional components like linear bearings, stepper motor, idler pulleys, synchronmesh cable, end-stop and...

Version 3 has a slight change suggested by SSD which may help some people. If you're trying this for the first time, use Version 2. Print instructionsUnassociated tags: Makerbot upgrade part, x axis Instructions Loosen the X axis pulley, remove from...

Crafted from Thingiverse's 3356860 design by caelf, this ingenious creation is an X Linear Rod Through Hole Idler.

I guess it is not a big deal but I could not stand it. I managed to get a working printer again, but I was not suspecting I would need to disassemble all X axis to mount these new pieces. And I needed a new belt too, as the original one was too...

X-Y-Z axises scale test outer diameters of circles 5mm, 10mm, 25mm, 50mm, 75mm, 100mm, 125mm, 150mm, 175mm x y z test from center outwards 10mm, 7.5mm, 5mm, 2.5mm, 1mm Before and after Calibration I was wondering if it would make a difference.

To install, loosen the X axis pulley, remove it from the slot, and take out the M5 nut beneath. Attach the tensioner around the remaining M5 nut on the bolt. Replace the pulley with the M5 nut still in place. Drop an M3 nut into the tensioner's...

These are the components you'll need to convert your Zaribo 3D printer's X-axis from belt driven to screw driven. This conversion may also work for other Prusa-style printers, but verify that the distance between the Z-axis leadscrews and Z smooth...

The main reason for creating this was due to stepper motor cable crimping issues that were causing print problems and wires interfering with the x-axis limiting switch screw's contact with the limiting switch itself. This solution attaches directly...

...It could probably be taller and the X travel may be optimistic, but I have put the least weight on the longest axis and made the best possible use of material following that. The overall print size is close to B size or tabloid paper hence the name.

The Tiertime Cetus 3D MKII printer has been verified to work seamlessly with this design, effectively distributing the forces across a wider area. ... Designed with precision using Fusion 360, this strain relief is engineered for maximum performance...

Two 553 mm smooth rods - ten mm subtracted from each end, along with seventy-five mm hot end carriage width equal 458 mm (18 inches) X axis travel. Two 443 mm smooth rods - ten mm subtracted from each end and hundred mm x gantry width equal three...

First run of a custom bracket that stabilizes the X Axis idler from both top and bottom.\r\n\r\nThis bracket features adjustable tension for the X axis belt, controlled via M3 screws on the side panel.\r\n\r\nA long M5 bolt securely holds the idler...

It fits on the 5mm shaft of the Nema 17 motor that drives the X axis. Back story... I gave a printer kit I got off Ebay to a neighbor kid, who is friends with my youngest son.. He was very excited and built it to the best of his abilities.. I...

Very compact X axis tensioner that does not protrude beyond the Kingroon KP3S printer I also added a model for the LED backlight You need: Two bearings F623ZZ (3 х 10 х 4mm) --- https://cutt.us/pOCvV Screw m3 20mm 1 piece --- https://cutt.us/o5U6y m3...

... greatly appreciated. https://www.myminifactory.com/users/EthanNewhouse This design replaces the current guide on the Robo 3D printer with something much better - a zip tie. ...This no-tool part is a press fit, but can easily be removed if needed.

Human: Fix the Z Travel Shaking Print Settings Printer: Print Rite 3D Colido 3D Printer Rafts: Matters Now Supports: Adjust to Preference Resolution: Set Higher at 0.4mm Infill: Boost to 50% Notes: Update after Z Axis improvements - Extruder issues...

Humanized with personalized precision, crafted from the ground up using cutting-edge technology from 3D Slash.

... hitting the end stop and the frame was very wobbly, so I printed some stiffeners and designed various other parts to allow it to work. I knew the kid is a Zelda fan so I designed and printed this Triforce X axis wheel decoration for it.. ...

This is my second printer design.