3d strain

... Lay flat on build surface and can be printer with no support. I used PETG but it doesn't touch the heat bed so probably will work with PLA. There is no additional strain on the cables doing this and all moves freely. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

... Halterung abgeändert. Muss man einfach nur draufstecken. Hält gut! EDIT: see comment - do not use with tinymachines firmware when the cable is at the right side. Then turn it 180° Hotend Cable strain relief for CR10S pro Category: 3D Printer Parts

Strain relief designed specifically for heated bed wires is created as part of the PrintRite DIY 3D Printer Heated Bed Mod project. The solution features a built-in channel for a tiny ZIP tie to secure wires in place. ...It was securely attached to the...

Just a simple back plate with strain relief, so we could mount the circuit board for our 3d printed 7-segment-clock to the wall - because gotta show off those chips. ...We are planning on adding an acrylic sheet with component explanations on top...

The Wanhao i3 maker selects V2 and V2.1 benefit from heated bed strain relief featuring a distinctive ridge on the bed itself. ...This design clips neatly into the square hole found on the Y-carriage of these specific 3D printers.

An Easy Installation Cable Strain Relief for the Anet A8 Stock Extruder (2017) Protecting your 3D printer is simple - just follow this quick fix: install a cable strain relief that keeps the heating element and thermistor snug inside the aluminium...

Artillery hot bed cable strain relief, fits 13mm split wire loom tubing. ...

Protect Your Ports: Install a USB Strain Relief Plate and Never Deal With Disconnected Cables Again!

This is my final version of NEW_Strain_Relief_Mix with Filament sensor. ...

The low profile strain gauge is 25.95 mm x 29.95 mm x 1 mm

a quick and simple hotend wire strain relief for the micro swiss ng

I combined an Orbiter extruder bracket and a cable strain relief bracket and got this

PG7, PG9, PG11, PG13.5, PG16 IP68 Glands, including PG7 Flex strain relief. ...Drawn in FreeCAD.

I created a 3D print model for an iPad cable (likely similar for iPhone), using ABS for flexibility rather than PLA which is prone to breaking. ...My design incorporates one wall and 15% fill; you might enhance bending consistency by trying 2 walls and...

Strain relief for mounting on back of Bondtech DDX v3, designed to fit against Ender 3 x-carriage plate. Slots to slide in m3 nuts inside the front cover. Onshape document:...

... ...X-axis cable for the just-released Prusa Mini seems to precariously hang by four cables without any strain relief, so I've created a temporary solution to minimize wire fatigue. Print upside down without support for best results (the U side down).

... ...The design I came up with mates with a Neo, has a 50:1 reduction, and is mostly 3D printed.A Strain Wave Reducer have a couple advantages compared to more traditional reducers like planetary gearboxes, the main one being that they have no backlash.

But as the original cable is cast into it's strain relief, you cannot simply replace it without leaving a big rectangular hole in the shell of your device. Thus I created a snap-in strain relief and used a zip tie to fasten the cable to the relief...

Cable strain reliefs abound, here's my take: An easy install cable strain relief for the stock extruder of the Anet A8 (2017) is what I'm sharing. The goal is to keep the heating element and thermistor inside the aluminum block even if the grub...

So I designed a strain relief to fix the problem, I also put the X endstop wiring through it so it has no strain either. ...One small ziptie and 4 M3 30mm bolts and I was good to go! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: No...

#Anycubic i3 Mega S printhead cable strain-relief I designed this because I did not find a **simple cable strain-relief** for the ***Anycubic i3 Mega S*** that didn't require an elaborate print. Also, I **route my cable** via the **front** instead of...

#Anycubic i3 Mega S printhead cable strain-relief I designed this because I did not find a simple cable strain-relief for the Anycubic i3 Mega S that didn't require an elaborate print. Also, I route my cable via the front instead of under the arch...

Strain relief of Up2no6oog remixed for a straight bowden path and better grip of back plate. ... 'Ender-6_Strain_Relief - Straight Bowden 2.stl' has ridges inside to grip cable sleeve.

This remix of D_Jespersen's filament guide (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3376119) incorporates a wire strain feature. ...Switching to a direct drive extruder necessitated a secure attachment for the wire strain, which was a logical outcome.

Detested how far the Ender 3 strain relief jutted out at the rear of the bed. ...Built a new strain relief model inspired by the original concept, but with a reduced height.

This is a remixed ender 3 strain relief that will now work for an ender 5 plus

A remix of this model: https://www.printables.com/model/523927-x-axis-motor-cable-wire-protection-strain-relief-p

The usual strain relief was hindering my hotend's operation, so I opted for a shorter alternative.

A replica of the Sega Saturn Model 2 controller strain relief, boasting an impressive likeness to its authentic counterpart.

Strain relief for the tool head / x-carriage cables on the Ender 3 printer series.