aquila favonius 3d models

1670 3d models found related to aquila favonius.

Voxelab Aquila laser mount
thingiverse

This is a mount to mount a laser engraver on your Voxelab Aquila (and most likely Ender 3 v2). It utilizes a dovetail for easy removal of the laser when not in use. Mounts to the existing holes next to the extruder normally used by a bed leveling...

Volelab Aquila Filament Guide
prusaprinters

Here is a simple bracket that is designed to bolt to the extruder mount where there are 2x m3 holes. Its designed to be used with the relocation bracket to mount the spool holder to the rear left side of the printer. Need 2x M3 countersunk bolts...

Aquila X2 filament guide
prusaprinters

This is a remix of antibimmer's design but for the Aquila X2. I had to extend to make room for the filament detector and change some positions to line up for the X2. I printed in PLA but it sets on the X axis motor and gets a little hot so a filament...

Voxelab Aquila Nozzle Brush
thingiverse

This must be places on the Rear Right of the bed - this is the only place I could fine where the Aquila has sufficient out of bounds travel to clean the nozzle. I really wanted it to be on the X-axis, but could not find a way without modifying the...

Voxelab Aquila Direct Drive
cults3d

This is for the Voxelab Aquila FDM Printer. It uses BMG Clone as extruder mounted as close as possible to the heatsink to decrease bowden tube length. Please use Nema 17 pancake stepper motor and not the full sized Nema 17 motor. Bowden length...

Voxelab Aquila Filament Guide
thingiverse

This is a remix of a filament guide to make it work for the Voxelab Aquila. This is modified to fit the mounting holes that are just next to your extruder (I think they're for a run-out sensor, but I don't have one). I made this because I found when...

WARHAMMER 40,000. Imperial Aquila
cults3d

Imperial Aquila

Voxelabs Aquila Filament Guide
thingiverse

This is a remix to fit the fully 3d printed guide wheel and planetary gears bearing onto the Aquila. I separated it into two press fit parts to be able to print it without supports and to keep the strength in the axle. When the axle was printed...