Printable full Y Carriage for Prusa I3 Fixxed 3d models

I was looking for a Printable Y carriage for my Prusa I3 build and thought I would try my hand at designing one. After printing one I changed it up to make it stronger and fixed an issue with the length of one of the arms being 3mm short. Ok Changed...

prusa i3 y carriage printable. looks like it fits well with the prusa i3 printed frame. remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:104379/files could be scaled down on the z axis a bit to be thinner.

Inspirandome en https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:459354, he diseñado mi propio carro Y impreso para la prusa i3, la principal diferencia es que solo necesita imprimirse en 2 partes en vez de 4. Mantiene las medias estándar del carro de la prusa i3:...

Based on the work from charlie68 I did some remixing to adapt his Y carriage to My Prusa i3 by Folgertech. Precise mounting for four linear bearings, keeping them parallel. Integrated belt lands / clamps in the right place for Folgertech's Y ends ....

This is a fully printable Y carriage plate for mounting your heated bed. I adapted the Prusa i3 MK2 dxf file and modified it so that you can bolt on the arms in order to make this a fully printed part rather than having to rely on cutting one out of...

The release includes a printable carriage based on the laser-cut i3 LMU8 pattern (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40465), but you need to get holders from that project. ...Additionally, there's a modified version of the printable y-ends designed for...

Y Carriage GT2 belt holder for prusa i3.

Y Carriage GT2 belt holder for prusa i3. Modified source version to use M3 screws in order to fix GT2 belt to the Y-carriage with no zip ties. 11/11/2016 Updated: Added .sldprt parts (SW2012) ...

...This modification is suitable for the Y carriage of a standard Prusa i3 printer. Additionally, I revised the T-shaped design, but it currently doesn't fit within the standard Prusa i3 printer space. Consequently, I am working on an improved version.

SummaryI was asked for it on the IRC.

The request came through on the IRC platform for this specific topic.

Just separated out parts to make it easier to print for people like me who are afraid one arm might get loose on the print bed and ruin the entire print.

A Prusa I3 features a printed carriage in its design.

The original Y carriage plate for a Prusa i3 is available in both SVG and DXF formats. I had issues extruding it using Blender, OpenSCAD, and FreeCAD. ...Here's the STL file, thanks to misan: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:104379#comment-932154949

UPDATE: To solve most problems with the y axis seehttp://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1999279 => See also my other Prusa i3 reworks in my Collection Brackets for supporting the arms of the y-carriage of an Prusa i3 printer. This will help to reduce...

I dont like the idea of clamping belts with zip ties and the i3 Steel does not have an adjustable idler pulley so i added a clamp tensioner to the bottom of the y-carriage. To use this belt tensioner you will need to use the updated bed plate as...

I designed a new y-carriage where bearings were places as close to the bed level holes making it nearly impossible for the bed to vibrate up and down on sudden movement changes. Also made use of four bearings instead of three. This way all four...

I was unable to source a regular y-carriage for a reasonable price for my Prusa i3 so I designed a y-carriage which can be printed on a 200x200 printbed. Can use three or four LM8UU bearings.Designed to use i3 alu bearing holder designed by...

Acrylic or plywood Y carriage tend to deform under heat radiated from heated bed, during print. This deformation can affect print quality. Aluminum Y carriage plate will not be affected by heat and will solve this problem. This plate is compatible...

Obsolete I adapted Prusa i3 Aluminium Heated Bed Support (Y carriage Plate) for 3 Bearings for Anet A8. To do this I redesigned the Prusa i3 bearing mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:710913) and Y-belt attachment...

Obsolete I adapted Prusa i3 Aluminium Heated Bed Support (Y carriage Plate) for 3 Bearings for Anet A8. To do this I redesigned the Prusa i3 bearing mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:710913) and Y-belt attachment...

When constructing my Prusa i3, made from 6mm plywood, I noticed that the Y-carriage, equipped with LM8UU bearings secured by zip ties, collided with and was elevated slightly over the y motor at its furthest point. This minor issue, less than a...

Because I was unable to find the frames for my i3 Rework, I cut my y-carriage out of checkerplate. Needless to say this wasn't very succesfull as the bearings where not aligned very well. I also had too short rods for the y-carriage I had a build...

Because I was unable to find the frames for my i3 Rework, I cut my y-carriage out of checkerplate. Needless to say this wasn't very succesfull as the bearings where not aligned very well. I also had too short rods for the y-carriage I had a build...

Upgrading to full metal x-z axis - adding the proximity sensor requires a bracket .. This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kkz2bNdgOkd

When using stainless steel y axis rods and the standard prusa y axis carriage with Igus RJZM bearings, I was having some twisting and binding issues, causing failed homing/failed prints. I decided to try a 4 bearing carriage to relieve the drag...

Too much slack due to high tolerance in smooth rods and linear bearings led my Prusa i3 to noise at any speed and to the build up of ressonance in the y-axis belt even at moderate 40mm/s printing or moving speeds. This ressonance eventually led to...

It fits the i3 rework Y motor holder/end-stop switch bracket with space for an M3 nut and bolt to fix it in place (not required as it turns out). I've included my FreeCAD source file for editing if anyone wants to make any changes. ...Print Settings...

Print it rotated 45% along the bed diagonal, it fits properly to 185x185mm beds. ...In my case the original front Y face had a wider carriage beams separation, so I had to sand it a little bit.

The front acrylic plate on the Y carriage was pretty well bent due to the belt tension, I had to do something about that, and I thought I could just design a reinforcement part. I printed it a little more thin (60% height) at 50% fill and it works...