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Enclosure and Fan Holder Assembly for QU-BD Two-Up Printer Ramps Board and Wiring - Requires Additional Support System.

... model is not my doing. All credit to the original designer/remixer. https://euclidprobe.github.io/02c_Voron2.html The X-Carriage has been remixed to support the BD Sensor. ...The sensor can be removed without removing the x-carriage from the gantry.

# BD Nut Tool Palm Rest Increase the surface area of the rear of the BD Nut Tool for more comfortably pounding out nuts with your palm. Print two pieces of nut_tool_cover.stl in the following orientation and then ziptie them to your nut tool as shown...

Mounting solution for Y-axis belt on Qu-BD One Up The Y-axis belt mount is an essential accessory for the Qu-BD One Up, ensuring a secure and efficient operation of the machine. It is designed to be easy to install and compatible with various belt...

This is a remox for slightly longer drives, 182mm. ...Resized it to fit my Pioneer BD-R S08 Blu-Ray recorder.

The given text states that this is the assembly drawing for the upside-down QU-BD RPM's X-Y gantry structure, which can be found on Thingiverse.

New string alignment for the QU-BD TwoUp printer X gantry. ...Six strands of 30-pound Spiderwire are utilized, renowned for its flexibility and remarkably low stretch.

The problem occurred during large model prints with long run times, resulting in feed failures after a couple of hours. Research showed that this was a common issue with QU-BD-style print heads due to the top of the stainless steel feed tube...

I've been honing my modeling skills by crafting obscure background droids and ships inspired by the Star Wars films. The droids are carefully scaled to fit within the 3 3/4 inch figure line, ensuring an authentic experience. If you're interested in...

Instructions The QU-BD RXL machine I fitted this to had suffered significant damage due to very poor packaging during shipment. In the process of repairs (and to fix some of the know issues) the endstops have been moved or replaced, so be careful...

I scaled this down to be small enough for a QU-BD One Up printer to handle. ...It seems to do the job just as well as the larger original.

Users install mounts for optical endstops designed specifically for QU-BD One-Up printers. ...Currently, these mounts work solely with X and Z axes, a project still in development stages.

A 1:1 model of a Lotus Biscoff biscuit. I have also created a mould for baking them, you can check my designs to see it. ...

These brackets are specifically designed for the endstop switches of the QU-BD Two up 3d printer and take into account the newer models featuring a shaft coupler. To use these brackets, you'll need certain hardware and modifications: Modifications...

... If you manage a successful print with your QU-BD, consider trying mods like the one from this link first: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:43411. ...It also uses a 608 bearing and is about to be tested by me.

The heated bed wouldn't cooperate, so I couldn't just rely on the retaining screws that came with the QU BD kit. Those were designed to stop movement from side to side, not from leaning. So, I rigged something together using longer screws, washers...

Extra parts needed: (4) M3 x 8mm screws, (2) M3 x 12mm Screws, (2) M3 x 35mm Socket Head Screws (for Single Body Extruder), (8) M3 Hex Nuts, (1) M4 x 20mm Screw, (1) M4 Hex Nut, (1) 5/16-18 x 1" Button Head Screw, (1) 5/16-18 Lock Nut, (1) 7/8"...

... design. It gets the job done perfectly! You can read about my build here: (https://www.thingiverse.com/make:234056) Print Settings Printer: QU-BD OneUP Rafts: Any will do Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% Notes: Print it on its side.

1:1 accurate model of a rotary encoder. ... Bring it into Tinkercad, turn it into a hole, and group it with the part you want to get a hole for your rotary encoder.

... scale it down in slicer. ... Updated 23.01.2021. - 3 models - Feel free to tip me if you like the models. Since I am unemployed and legally blind it will help me to continue medical treatments, buying the necessary equipment and draw models.

filament guide for the qu-bd one up / two up helps keep the filament from jumping out of the gear spur ;) Instructions clips onto the top of the extruder head. pops in easy if you push in the back side first. ... Please upload some pics if you print it...

Modified version of the QU-BD One/Two-Up bed leveling nut holders, created by DDeGonge888. This version fits M3 nuts. ... Some printers were delivered with M3 nuts and bolts for the bed leveling as M4s did not fit in the springs.

This modification offers crucial support for the 8mm rod on your QU-BD Up printer, ensuring that your spool remains perfectly aligned at all times. ...The versatile design allows for easy mounting on either side of the printer, providing a seamless...

The qu-bd model can be accessed at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:51916. I plan to conduct a trial print at work tomorrow to check the fit. However, I need to figure out how to secure the extruders when closed. I've included a SketchUp model for...

With its intuitive interface and limitless creativity possibilities, it's no wonder why Kids Constructor Model 1 has become the go-to choice for parents and educators alike. Whether building bridges, creating art, or exploring science, Kids...

A Human Figure Posed as a Rock Model in a Scene Designed for Unreal Engine. ... For the "Future Kitchen" Course Developed by RMIT and Lume in Melbourne.

The Qu-Bd Revolution XL fan guard was remixed from MoonCactus's "Customizable Generic Fan Guard," with updated measurements provided in OpenScad for accuracy. This newly designed fan guard was successfully printed using PLA on an Ultimaker 3D...

Included are: A) Base plate for One-Up/Two-Up printers missing from original kits (basicHEM_r3.stl); B) An alternative Y-drive mechanism design by QU-BD, enhancing sturdiness and smoothing belt guide operation; C) Spacer Plates for Two-Up printers to...

This is a y-axis table vertical bearing clamp for the QU-BD one up & two up kit, providing an upgrade to replace the included zip-ties. The second iteration addresses previous problems with the initial design, which was prone to damage on one side...

The design enables attachment of the Qu-Bd OneUp or TwoUp controller board to the power supply. Required parts include six #6-32 (or M3) screws, four nuts, and a nylon washer for the reset switch (optional). Assemble two printed parts using basic...