Rep Rap Prusa i3 Printed Parts 3d models

I purchased the Prusa i3 "A602" kit through AliExpress or Ebay, and the majority of printed components are included on the SD card, allowing for seamless printing of replacement parts as needed. Unfortunately, during the assembly process I...

Hello,I improved my Prusa i3 MK2.5 (originally bought as an MK2) with alu profiles (30x30) and front-and backplates like the MK3 has.But then the problem occured that I needed slightly different plastic parts (the ones I uploaded) after I mounted the...

To upgrade your MK2/MK2.5 to the aluminum profile version, follow these steps: 1.) Print the two plastic parts. 2.) Acquire the aluminum profiles / front- and backplate. 3.) Drill holes in the frame. 4.) File off material where the heatbed-carrier...

Hello,I improved my Prusa i3 MK2.5 (originally bought as an MK2) with alu profiles (30x30) and front-and backplates like the MK3 has.But then the problem occured that I needed slightly different plastic parts (the ones I uploaded) after I mounted the...

This gathering contains an assortment of miscellaneous components that can prove valuable for customizing your Prusa i3 Mk2. ... Various items come with detailed descriptions and accompanying photographs, while others remain unexplained due to a lack of...

I needed a reliable y-carriage for my Prusa i3 but couldn't find one at an affordable price, so I decided to design my own. It can be printed on a standard 200x200 print bed and utilizes three or four LM8UU bearings. To hold these bearings in place,...

Checkout the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2HbLHM7ShY Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 or better Infill: 50% or more Notes: Best to use PETG. Also, the MK3 V4 is...

These are my custom designed parts fan mounts for the i3 rework. I've incorporated some open hardware-inspired fan covers into the design as well. To ensure optimal structural integrity, I recommend printing the extruder T mounts horizontally. Be...

There seems to be plenty z-axis mounts for standard Prusa i3 frames, but few (if any) to replace the original laser-cut pieces. When I pressed the first M3 nut into one of the plexiglass servo brackets, the whole corner of the bracket broke off.

... share your makes and write your comments. Thanks! Z_Nema23_Lijeva_strana.stl - Left Side Z_Nema23_Desna_strana.stl - Right SIde Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 50-100%

I'll be posting an update soon to gather all the parts needed for the "alpha" prototype. If you're interested in watching the final commercial open source machine come together, follow us on social media: Instagram @xcustom3d, Twitter @xcustom3,...

This made me to search for a y-carriage made from printed parts. I found some but they only fitted on a 200x200 print bed. So I've decided to create my own. The biggest part is 194x100mm and it will fit with a skirt distance of 1mm. The belt held...

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I nailed it perfectly! I trimmed down two of the pins and drilled precise 2mm holes to secure them with screws. ...The button could use some improvement, but let's be real, I'm not doing everything around here.

Support for the spool for the 3D printer Galileo Next

Create covers for 'Melzi' controller board of RepRapPro Mendel to avoid accidents and secure USB connection. Made using 3mm MDF base and clear acrylic top with jumper and reset button access holes. Use any card, wood, or plastic material. Import SVG...

This is a cable holder designed specifically for use with aluminum profiles measuring 30x30 millimeters.

This made me to search for a y-carriage made from printed parts. I found some but they only fitted on a 200x200 print bed. So I've decided to create my own. The biggest part is 194x100mm and it will fit with a skirt distance of 1mm. The belt held...

Humans design and manufacture specialized spare parts specifically for printing on a standard 200x200 3D printer platform.

To avoid a potentially disastrous situation where one arm becomes disengaged from the print bed, I've carefully divided the components into separate parts. ...This makes it much simpler for users with limited dexterity to load the printer safely,...

... in the slicer, rotate the model on the bed to get the support material to run front to back over side to side as it's a LOT easier to remove from inside that way. Print instructionsUnassociated tags: Max Micron, Parts Fan Category: 3D Printer Parts

... ...This item is essential for maintaining smooth motion in your 3D printer. The GT2 belt ensures durability and precision, making it a popular choice among printers. Check out the link to learn more about this useful part.

... involves securing it to the bars of the extrusion head. ...Engine fasteners are used for this purpose. Fixing the tray tray cover requires a similar approach. The frame bar, where the tray part is secured, also needs attention in terms of fixing.

... but I've found it unnecessary since I've set the dimensions so that the extruder gets snugly secured and grips the filament perfectly. If I end up disassembling this part again in the future, I'll be sure to note down the screw lengths required.

Decided to design a new one that would be tighter up against the carriage and bring the air flow closer to the actual area being printed, but included a small block to prevent any air from directly hitting the nozzle itself. Explored 3 or 4...

Designed this one to fit snugly against the carriage and bring the airflow closer to where I need it most - right above the print area. Added a small block to ensure no air hits the nozzle itself. Took me three or four tries to get this final design...

Designed this fan shroud to be tighter up against the carriage, bringing air flow closer to the actual area being printed. However, a small block was added to prevent any air from being directed at the nozzle itself. Several designs were tried...

... Print instructionsAll printed components need sufficient walls and small enough layer height for the printed threads to be usable, so I'd go with .1-.15 layers and 3 or 4 walls. Infill is less important, >15%. All parts print with no supports.

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