bed knob 3d models

This is a 40 mm diameter, bed leveling knob that takes up minimal space. The original leveling knobs are fitted into it so the printed knob doesn't add any height. A center hub fits directly over Tornado bed carriage ends and the "gears" extend 10 mm...

Bed Leveling Knob i made for my X6 printer. The old knobs with threaded inserts tend to loosen up slightly with vibration on long prints. This design allows you to use a nylock or anything of the sort for a bit more peace of mind. Once printed,...

Adjusting the X5SA bed leveling knob is a straightforward process that requires a few simple steps to ensure accurate calibration of your 3D printer's bed height. First, you need to locate the X5SA bed leveling knob. It's usually situated near the...

I replaced the factory wingnuts with a bed leveling knob. Cura was my slicer of choice for this project. A great plugin for Cura is available on GitHub, allowing you to pause prints at specified heights and resume them later. The link to the plugin...

I'm sharing a used bed leveling knob designed for the M4 nut on my printer, but it might be suitable for someone else. I created this model utilizing the powerful features of Blender, a highly impressive 3D modeling application. If you need guidance...

This is a remix of a very good Ender 3 bed leveling knob system to fit the bed of the Voxelab Aquila. The knob has teeth, and the mount has a protrusion that grips the inner teeth of the knob. It clicks when turned, and stays locked it. Preventing...

I designed and created this using TinkerCad, drawing inspiration from Valsrath's innovative CR-10 bed level knob. The ease with which the knobs allowed me to bed level my machine was immediately impressive. I wanted to replicate that experience for...

Inspired by orcusomega's "Locking CR10/S4/S5 Bed Leveling Knob" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2462249), this is a knob that you can insert an M4 lock nut into. The hole for the screw isn't fully open, so after printing there's a .4mm layer that...

I created a set of custom bed leveling knobs for the HEVO, but discovered that the original design's shaft was too long due to using overly strong springs. To rectify this issue, I modified the design by removing the bottom half of the shaft. Kudos...

I have found in the past that large leveling knobs are far better than small ones, so I created one that works for the HEVO. The nut is a VERY tight fit in the knob. This is by design. You can either pull out into place by screwing it from the top...

Yet another bed leveling knob, but with a difference inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2603493 for the CR-10. Taking the concept as a starting point, I set out to create something similar for the Tevo Tornado. Unlike the CR-10 which...

This is a bed leveling knob cover that's a simple mashup combining two different models to work for the Duplicator 9. I came up with a second version (v2) that's smaller, ensuring there's enough clearance around the stabilization bar and the...

This is a bed leveling knob cover that is a simple remix combining 2 different models to work for the Duplicator 9. I created a second version (v2) that is smaller to make sure there is enough clearance around the stabilization bar and the aluminum...

Bed height adjustment knob. Just superglue in the M3 Nyloc Nut in place. ... Category: 3D Printing

Designed specifically for the Flsun Cube, these knobs were developed due to the difficulty in adjusting the bed level with stock round nuts - it's challenging to reach into tight spaces. ...As a result, I designed these custom knobs, which have greatly...

This is a precision-machined bed level adjustment knob designed to securely engage with M3-sized knurled nuts, ensuring precise and stable operation.

I had initially looked for an existing knob that would make adjusting the MP10 print bed easier, but couldn't find one that met my requirements. Either the available knobs were too large to fit between the uprights or they weren't designed to match...

Original: I made knobs for the underside of the bed, because the Anet A8 frame doesn't offer enough travel room for the knobs linked below:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1032667 Anyway I recommend using these wider, more comfortable knobs for the...

This is a custom bed-leveling adjustment knob designed specifically for securing M3-sized knurled nuts in place.\n\nThe part was printed using a 0.2mm layer height and features 15% infill to ensure maximum stability and durability.

... up or down exactly 0.1 mm. Use 'Baby steps' to determine bed error, then turn the knob the correct number of facets to get table height just right. ...Paint one facet a contrasting color to make it easier to see changes if/when they vibrate loose.

... fingers, and the tiny standard printer knobs were woefully inadequate. With these larger knobs in place, I can adjust each screw with ease using just one finger, preventing any accidental bed adjustments that could throw off my print's alignment.

This nifty knob makes adjusting the bed level a breeze. With its precise control, you can dial in your prints to perfection. PET-G Transparent filament was used for this project, and I optimized the settings in Cura to achieve the best results:...

A custom-built knob with a built-in ~2cm standoff proves to be a game-changer for fine-tuning bed leveling screws on my FLSun Cube. The tiny M3 knurled nut that came with the cube fits perfectly into this design, making adjustments a breeze. I'm...

If you don't use support, you'll still get good results, as evident from my comparison prints – just be sure to cut out any hanging strings of PLA before installing your metal knobs. Keep in mind that my mock-up is specifically designed for the...

However, those knobs can be a MAJOR bitch to twist Especially if you modify the spool holder or have short fingers. Enter this wrench. ...It slips on from the bottom and has a lip so that it doesn't slide all the way off the top and the handle is fairly...

I designed a more stylish and professional-looking knob for leveling your tarantula's bed than the usual ones. After conducting five tests, I finally got the size right to fit perfectly - not too tight or too loose. To achieve my desired results, I...

Use 'Baby steps' to determine bed error, then turn the knob the correct number of facets to get table height just right. ...Paint one facet a contrasting color to make it easier to see changes if/when they vibrate loose.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3>...

Too often I would see a slight error and then go looking for a flashlight so I can see under my bed to read the words on the actual knob, wasting time. I couldn't find a good enough model to print so I made my own. I am NOT a designer, this is only...

It's a remix of a Creality CR10 knob, scaled down in size and featuring a recess designed to accommodate the original Tarantula knobs. The original knobs are pressed firmly into these larger knobs. There are numerous CR10 knobs available, all...

I've included a picture showing how I inserted the nuts into the knob using the nuts and bolts that came off the heated bed. To install this mod, you'll need to drill out the threaded section of the H bracket that secures the bed. The thread...