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I designed this Belt Tensioner myself to simplify the printing and assembly process. It's straightforward, simple, and easy to maintain. All you need is a Hex screw (M5x25) and a nut in addition to the CR10's original pulley and bolts. To avoid...

Replacement A8 Plus Belt Tensioner Assembly, both pieces. The part that mounts to the X Carriage has 2 versions here, one for stock screws, and one to use regular socket head or button head hex screws without fouling on the tensioner end. EDIT:...

... Depth to Satisfy Required Specifications (Default Setting: 4 mm) 4. Decide Tension Thickness to Achieve Optimal Performance (Recommended Value: 6 mm) 5. Specify Tension Length According to Individual Needs and Requirements (Default Value: 25 mm)

This is an x-belt tensioner designed specifically for the AM8 or Anet A8. The carefully calibrated spacing between the rods measures precisely 46mm, allowing for a snug fit without any gaps. If the rods happen to be slightly too long, the tensioner...

Realized That the Hole for the Belt Tensioning Knob Was Still Too Tight, So I Reduced the Wall Thickness on Either Side from 2mm to 1.5mm, Extending the Height to 7mm Without Changing Any Other Dimensions. Unfortunately, I'm Not Sure If My Changes...

The "red" tensioner component features several tiny holes, making it easy to detach the belt from it. If your filament is accurately calibrated, the belt should slide into place seamlessly. The tensioner is engineered to be paired with an M3 nut and...

The belts on my Ultimaker were crying out for more tension, but I didn't have the time to design one of the ingenious solutions available from Thingiverse. I snuck into the kids' room and, well, borrowed some Lego pieces for a 30-second Ultimaker...

A simple adaptation of the spring type belt tensioner into an adjustable and rigid form. Fits GT-2 belts. OpenScad files included for your customization. Instructions Print 1 part A, 1 part B to make a pair. Use 0.20mm layers or thinner, 100% infill...

However, it is not ideal as you tension the belt you will also forcing the upper frame and towers to bend out of shape. ...I designed this to address the problem.</p> <p><strong>BOM</strong></p> <p>M4x25 screws x6 (2 for each corner/tower)</p> <p>M4x8...

A Belt Tensioner with Access from the Side. I added various sliders to keep the overall design compact, as the wedge isn't enormous and the adjustable distance isn't very high. You can select from different slider heights to customize the belt...

This enables creation of an adjustable and rigid spring type belt tensioner. Designed to fit GT-2 belts with OpenScad files available for customization. Instructions: Print 1 part A and 1 part B to create a pair. For maximum strength, use...

Hello everyone, I created this X ?belt tensioner because existing options were suboptimal. They lacked fine adjustment when using a single carriage. My tensioner consists of a base plate and a lever, with an M3 screw for precise tightening. For...

3D Printer Z-Axis Belt Tensioner for Enhanced Performance Assembled from components precision-fabricated using Fused Deposition Modeling, with ABS .25 mm layer thickness and 60% volumetric filling ratio. The high-tensile strength GT2 belt utilized...

The belt tensioner model provided is suited for attaching to a single post with a 6-32 screw. The STLs are specifically designed for M3 tensioning bolts and nuts that are trapped. Initially, this accessory was intended for the X axis of a Printrbot...

Standard Kossel Corner Piece Upgrade Features Adjustable Belt Tensioning Mechanism. Unfortunately, Tensing the Belt Causes Upper Frame and Towers to Bend Out of Shape. I Addressed This Problem With a Simple yet Effective Solution. ... **BOM** M4x25...

It's a compact set of adjustable belt tensioner clips designed for easy installation between the extruder head and pulley. They're specifically suitable for the x axis, offering four interchangeable sizes that can be chosen after the printing process...

The anchor clips into the corner block where zip ties normally attach, allowing for easy belt detachment by unhooking the anchor after relieving tension on the belt. With this setup, lost travel is likely no more than a few millimeters at most. I...

... Thickness of the Tension Spring - Set at 5 2. Notch Depth for Perfect Belt Tracking - Precision Mode Activated to 3 3. Belt Width Customization - Yours is Set to 65 mm 4. ...Length Adjustment for Optimal Performance - Now Situated at a Solid 25 mm

Latest update available now at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:838003 Revision 2 of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:677297 Adds a recess to the inner diameter of the flange, guaranteeing a secure contact between outer diameter parts of mating...

Adjustable Y Belt Tensioner for R-CNC Projects and More. This clever device lets you mount it without having to disassemble your CNC machine. You can choose to screw it in or leave it free - it's entirely up to you! To get started, gather the...

Backpack Belt Tensioner, a cleverly designed accessory engineered specifically for use with 25mm wide belts. Engineered with ease of printing in mind, this component can be efficiently produced without the need for complex support structures.

It can be used as a Y-belt tensioner or X-belt tensioner without removing any extra stock pieces. Here, I used my new toothed idlers, but since their mounting/external dimensions are the same as the stock ones, they can be used too. Extra parts...

To assemble, thread the zip tie through the small part first, then through the rounded side of the big part, place the parts on either side of the the belt, and finally feed the zip tie into its locking head and pull tight. Adding tension is...

This is a tensioner for a GT2 belt with fixation bolts that secure the belt in place. Possible belt dimensions include: * Width: 6 millimeters * Pitch: 2 millimeters To complete this project, you will also need: * Four M2 x 8 Allen bolts and nuts *...

Belt Clamp with Built-In Tensioner for GT2 Belts Special thanks to JC Doll and his algorithm for creating toothed pulleys as belt clips. Check out his original design on Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:117987. For your convenience,...

... the zip tie into its locking head and pull tight. Adding tension is easiest if you pinch the parts together with one hand while pulling on the zip tie with the other. Sized for 6mm belts, but can easily be scaled as needed for other belt widths.

For other slicers i have no clue, never used them Attach Outer tensioner first to existing frame, matching hole and square to respected position. With the length of belt they supply, trash it and get some you can custom cut. Loop belt from the top,...

This is a versatile belt tensioner designed specifically for use with 3D printers. Key specifications include a belt width of 6mm and an extremely thin thickness, less than 2mm. The adjusting screw is available in two sizes, M2.5 or M3. It's...

To address this issue, it employs the compact belt retention method used on the Prusa MK3S to secure the belt. A stabilizing bar is also added for extra support. Additionally, a tensioning screw is included to hold everything in place. All hardware...

The belt's tension exerts sufficient force to tilt the entire component, as demonstrated in the attached image. For version 2.0: Rotate the bearings so they rotate along an axis parallel to the x-axis instead of the z-axis. ...Modify the mount part to...