anycubic prusa i3 3d models

This is a remix of the Anycubic X-Axis idler, courtesy of tmssngr. ...I've added and remixed some components to create a belt tensioner.

This model is created by dma81 (http://bit.ly/2Iwy8it), thanks to their excellent assistance. For further information, please see the description below. Summary: Built in Tinkercad to prevent straining my fingers while adjusting the print bed .

To receive support, attach a straightforward plastic tube as long as you want (each printer, one measurement).\r\nI've created an uncomplicated electronics circuit for modulating light.\r\nThe knob (potentiometer) increases or decreases the LED...

This sturdy holder securely cradles the LJ18A3-8-Z/BX 18mm proximity sensor. It's positioned on the left side of the extruder, nestled snugly into the two holes above the hot end. ...Installation demands two M3 25mm screws.

I created this design in Sketchup to replace the noisy 50mm fan that came with my printer purchase on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00006IFZW/. The image in 'My Photos' is a 2mm thick test print, ensuring everything lined up...

Using an 8mm threaded rod and a 13mm locknut for the control mechanism has been my approach.

To secure the Supports from the Top-Parts in the Holes, you must first block them, then rotate the entire setup by 180 degrees. ...This specific adjustment is designed exclusively for M8.

The original part snapped off too quickly. ...This is the replacement you can print after you super glued the broken part (it works very well).\nI included an improved version with more surface area to hold the bracket.\nThis design can also be used to...

System: error_log: 0.5 / 50% - no backup/no support wheels: 0.4 / 50% - no traction/no support wheels_1: 0.3 / 60% - no traction/no support pinion: 0.25 / 80% - no traction/no support bolt: 0.2 / 80% - no traction/no support Parts for wheels: - Torx...

My Initial Design for My Custom 3D Printer Key Specifications: * Dimensions: 10 x 54 x 3 millimeters * Ring Diameter: 22 millimeters

Settings for printing with Ultimaker Cura 4.5: Material: TPU or flexible Nozzle size: 0.4 mm Line width: 0.4 mm Layer height: 0.2 mm Wall thickness: 1.2 mm Top thickness: 1.2 mm Lower thickness: 1.2 mm Warning: Do not print thin walls. Correct...

Designed by hand in Tinkercad to minimize finger bruises during print bed levelling. ...It snugly accommodates 11mm metal screws with ease and excellent results.

The original part broke quite easily. This is the replacement that you can print after you super glued the broken part (works very well). I included an improved version with more surface area to support the bracket. ...Can also be used to place the...

This model was crafted using Tinkercad's intuitive design platform. You can edit it directly online at www.tinkercad.com/things/iKPpxwFgJX9. ...Printing with PLA yields exceptional results, every time.

Fan mount compatible with Anycubic Prusa I3 MK7 and MK8 extruder holder metal bracket, available on Amazon, also suitable for Anet A8.

A Simple yet Effective Solution to Hold Your Graphic Smart Controller Case - A Two-Piece Cradle by Pablogil Pablogil's ingenious two-piece cradle design perfectly complements the Anycubic Prusa i3, ensuring a snug and secure fit for your graphic...

... print one, please comment on its print quality. Be cautious when removing supports. Print settings: - Printer: Anycubic Prusa i3 - Rafts: No - Supports: Yes - Infill: 20% - Notes: Handle supports with care when breaking them away from the model.

Also see msrd0's sensor mount for the Anycubic prusa i3, who brought up the idea of an inductive sensor to me (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2142389) edit: i added a 8mm & 18mm version, which i have not printed, if some printed one, it would be...

Adjustable Rear Side M18 Sensor Mount for Anycubic Prusa i3 Designed Specifically for Inductive Probe LJC18A3-H-Z/BX - Amazon Product Link: https://smile.amazon.de/gp/product/B00542U3M4 May Also Be Compatible with Other Models, but Requires a Flat...

my printer has a wider linear Slide, with 3,5mm holes and 45mm distance between the holes. just screw a m3 screw in, like the one by TNS (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2105275). Also see msrd0's sensor mount for the Anycubic prusa i3, who brought...

This is my solution for the cable management of my Anycubic Prusa I3 Printer. All other solutions failed to work for me or didn't look good, so I came up with something new. Here's what I did: X-Axis: I redesigned the cable chain top mount by...

The X-axis belt tensioner for the Anycubic Prusa I3 is a customized adaptation of the machine's right-hand side assembly. ...To create this part, you will require an M6 bolt and a wing nut.

Y Axis - Belt Tensioner for Anycubic Prusa I3 To attach the belt tensioner, you'll need to drill a 5 mm hole in the center of the acrylic front panel. You will also require an M5 bolt (30 mm long), nut, and washer, which fit perfectly into the...

The holder is based on OpenSCAD_Minimalistic_opto_endstop_holder, but is decidedly more substantial in design. It fits snugly around the Z-axis smooth rod and spindle, preventing any rotation. To secure the endstop and clamp it to a specific height,...

Have fun with it! Do you like it? ... I would be very pleased about a tip!

Inserting and removing the SD card from my printer has been a frustrating experience so I decided to take matters into my own hands by designing an extension for it. After browsing through several ideas on Thingiverse, I realized that there was no...

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2368511 Modified components to precisely accommodate the X-Axis-Carriage, while scaling down the nut to an M3 size for improved fitment.

A simple filament spool holder, which slides onto the standard Z-Top-Mount. Works also with my reworked Z-Top-Mount. ...(http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2097247)

This thing was designed with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/093PGjD4itf Settings/Ajustes: Layer/Capa: 0.2 mm Material: PLA plastic Infill/Relleno: 20% density Lines/Líneas Cooler: 100% (especially on top)