belt extruder 3d models

SummaryThis is a fusion of Greg's Wade extruder and Terawatt Industry's belt drive extruder. It combines the zero-backlash advantages of the Terawatt 00str00der design with an incredibly robust frame.\nNote: This version has been optimized for use...

Human Version 3 of my Belted Bowden Extruder with Filament Runout, featuring the following upgrades: 1) High-torque stepper motor 2) Spring-loaded belt idler (Requires two 3mm SHCS/nuts to secure to top frame.) 3) Incorporates additional improvements...

Print instructionsUnassociated tags: bond tech Category: 3D Printer Extruders Summary This project has been replaced by the new version 2.0 variant here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2169219 The Nova Pro extruder is a new lightweight belted...

This project has been replaced by the new version 2.0 variant here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2169219 The Nova Pro extruder is a cutting-edge, lightweight belted design featuring an incredibly short distance between the hobbed section and the...

This project has been replaced by the new version 2.0 variant here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2169219 The Nova Pro extruder is a new lightweight belted design with an extremely short distance between the hobbed section and the hotend. This is...

I designed a compact printer and engineered an extruded NEMA 14 motor that meets my needs, as I encountered difficulties sourcing an extruder gear compatible with the India i2 in 3mm shaft.

The washers from Dintid had an ID that was just too small to fit onto my M8 extruder shaft. Since they were so thin, I couldn't really ream them down, and they tended to break if I coaxed them on. So this is a series of washers with an ID that varies...

I customized a Geetech x-carriage to fit my Direct-Drive Belted Extruder 1.75mm perfectly, ensuring precise alignment and smooth operation. ...To prevent the extruder from colliding with any Z-rods or top cross-bar additions, I carefully inserted...

I need an extruder with the following features:\r\n- thermal decoupling motor / drive wheel\r\n- easy to print\r\n- Bowden\r\n- compatible with all materials\r\n- precise\r\n- integrated filament cleaning system\r\n- simple filament change...

I modified the body design in Fusion 360 to seamlessly integrate bridging supports, which streamlines the post-printing process by eliminating the need for tedious support removal. ...I printed the model directly without any supports.

Additionally, ensure to regularly monitor your prints' results for accuracy, print bed temperature, extruder performance, adhesion between prints & hotbed surfaces. ...This document does contain some nice images showcasing sample output with parameters...

I wanted to upgrade my Diamond Hotend printer to belt driven extruders but couldn't find one compatible with the Amazon.com hardware I purchased. The simple idler design on the Cyborg Geared Bowden Extruder, Thingiverse thing 1203621, caught my...

This extruder is designed for a E3DV6 1.75mm hotend and a NEMA14 motor, which works in conjunction with a GT2 belt and standard aluminum gears from CNC projects. A typical M8 hobbed bolt will be used to secure it on an I3 style printer. Work is...

Remix and enhancement of hobie77's "Geared Bowden Extruder v2".\r\n\r\nRe-designed package to use a 25mm screw, added a cage/outer support for large pulley, filament runout sensor, and PTFE fittings.\r\n\r\nCalibrate E-Steps using Bowden method:...

This setup works great with the L3K extruder using GT2 pulleys and a 6mm, 200mm, 100T belt. The "Crown" model looks amazing and can be used in place of Wade's typical 47/9T herringbone gears. I designed this based on existing awesome designs that...

The Reprap Pursia I3 requires a reliable and adjustable extruder belt holddown to maintain precise control over the filament flow and prevent slipping or damage during printing operations. ...This component is crucial for achieving high-quality prints...

An Extruder with bowden cable faces significantly greater push resistance compared to a directly driven extruder. This increased resistance becomes even more pronounced when using a small nozzle, ultimately resulting in the stepper motor being unable...

I designed this part to prevent heat creep issues in J-Head barrels during dual extrusion, a problem that doesn't occur with single extrusion. It's always best to cool the barrel anyway, so I incorporated features to tackle this challenge. This...

I crafted this solution to tackle the notorious heat creep issue head-on. Additionally, I aimed to eliminate intake and exhaust turbulence from distorting the part, as thin profiles are notoriously vulnerable to such warping effects. This design...

I was having heat creep issues in my J-Head barrel during dual extrusion that wouldn't be a problem with single extrusion either. It is recommended to cool the barrel anyway. I designed this to fight that problem. I also wanted to prevent intake and...

A belt drive extruder offers several advantages over printed gears, including durability, backlash-free operation, smoother performance, and easier clamping of GT2 pulleys onto motor shafts. This modification swaps the motor mount to accommodate belt...

Remix of Clough42 Itty Bitty Extruder for the Nema 17 motor, I have revised again to include an adjustable belt setup for both belt stretch and odd belt sizes. Added my own 1.75mm filament guide and a pulley for completeness. The design takes all...

A drive belt fed extruder for the RepRap Ormerod. The grip of the belt is more than enough to compensate for the low torque provided by the stepper motor. I use it with 1200mAh and the original NEMA 17 stepper. UPDATE: Added a longer frame...

Inspired by the Itty Bitty Belted Extruder, i made my own set of GT2 pulleys for the Wade extruder. I made an 80 and 104 tooth version. Both fit together with a 20 tooth pulley on the stepper. ...However if you use 20/104 tooth, theres not much space...

The factory-installed extrude belt tension adjustment screws were excessively tightened; as a result, I was unable to further tighten the belt. However, an updated solution is available at this link: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:135314.

The adjustment screws for the extrude belt tension were assembled at the factory with a great deal of zeal. This left me with no ability to tighten up the belt. This worked for me. ... 8/19/13 Update: There is a much improved solution for this...

Other items I've designed for my printers include a GT2 belt clamp for the Prusa Y-axis, Arduino Mega and RAMPS v1.4 cases, a steel 10mm upgrade for the Prusa i3, steel Y-axis motor mounts, an X-carriage, E3D Chimera/Cyclops mount, dual E3D...

A brand new extruder design has been developed to tackle the underextrusion problem by teaming up the hobbed gear with rubber belts. Although not the most affordable solution, I've encountered zero underextrusion issues whatsoever with this extruder...

... Not tested on a One Up printer; assembly requires attaching the extruder belt clamp with an M4 cap screw to the left side, followed by X-axis gantry linear bearings attachment and finally closing the clamp onto the belt with an M3 cap head screw.

According to the printer's assembly manual, the geared belts that hold the flying extruder are to be fixed using cable ties. Ehm... cable ties?? What a nonsense. How many cable ties is one supposed to consume until a well-balanced configuration for...