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This device is actually pretty basic in concept and involves nothing more than a simple spring that holds your timing belt in place with enough tension so it runs true, but not so tight that it becomes too stiff. ...To do this we make use of a single...

This is a slightly modified version of the belt tensioner by Ehsan Shojaei (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:26361). I have just rotated the M4 nut hole 30% to print a little easier. While I was at it I added a top lid to help improve strength...

... tedious modifications. Simply print all parts as they are, assuming you have a printer capable of producing reliable accuracy. To assemble this belt tensioner, you will require 2 - 5x25 mm bolts and nuts (I personally used socket head fasteners).

First, my GT2 belt's bootleg tensioner using a clothespin spring is bulky. The tensioner in question looks quite unimpressive and makes the otherwise sleek machine resemble something hastily constructed from spare parts by someone with little regard...

Update: It turns out that the cross bars can actually be removed from the original belt tensioners by sliding them to one side and lifting them out. A version for 8mm cross bars is included but has not been printed or tested yet. This version...

Remix of Eric Lien's Eustathios v2 Spyder belt tensioner, updated to accommodate 10mm cross bars, paired with 30mm graphite bushings while retaining a 15.9mm diameter opening. The new design also allows for the removal of cross rods without a...

Disappointed by the inaccuracy of y-axis prints, I pinpointed the source of the issue as insufficient tension in the Y belt. This minor add-on effectively resolves that problem, significantly improving print quality. It should be a standard feature...

Human: remix of fessyFOO's Belt Tensioner for Creality Ender2 X (20x20 profile) and Y-axis (20x40 profile) The parts were designed to work with the original pulleys, which are a two-part design with an inner diameter of 8mm and a total width of 10mm....

This is an example of a X-axis belt tensioner that has proven effective for me, and I hope it benefits others as well. The design includes slots on the right-hand side nut holder on the Z axis, along with bolt holes for additional fastening if...

I designed a new belt tensioner that fits snugly into my Anet A8, which is a bit of an improvement over the old one I used to have - it was just a little too loose in the slot. To print mine out, I added supports on the side, but you can try printing...

For a T2.5 belt tensioner, use M4 nuts and long bolts with hex driver heads. Print the part, slide a 4-6mm diameter rod through the hole, and drill two 4mm holes 20mm apart for the bolts. To reduce droop during printing at 3mm height, insert the nuts...

The belt tension exerts enough force to pivot the entire component, as evident in the provided image. To bring this part up to version 2.0, several key modifications are needed: - Reorient the bearings so they rotate along an axis parallel to the...

When my 130-euro printer's y-axis belt tensioner started malfunctioning, I had to come up with a replacement solution quickly. Since the x and y-axis systems are identical, I decided to swap out both at the same time. The new design incorporates...

This is a replacement x-axis belt tensioner designed to upgrade the one originally created by MazaaFIN. The original component failed, as evident from the last picture provided. I therefore created this new version, which offers improved strength and...

Compact belt tensioner for the x-axis. Simply insert into v-slot aluminum profile with ease. Requires a 20-25mm M3 bolt and nut, as well as an M5 30mm hex bolt and nut. This design is part of my project to transform Tarantula into CR-10. Project...

I'm excited to show off my simple belt tensioner design that's been holding up amazingly well so far. And guess what? It's still going strong! (2018) Print Settings: Printer: Jojo-Delta Rafts: It doesn't really matter how they're set. Supports:...

This my version of the buttonbox for the belt tensioner of simhub. Print everything in black and the text in white (Color change on layer) Parts Needed: GX16 4 Pin Connector 4x m3x15-25mm HexBolt Arduino Micro 3x Momentary button (12mm) ...

This model is specifically engineered to allow for precise tensioning of the 3D printer belt, ensuring optimal adjustment. To achieve this, bearings measuring 30mm in diameter and 9mm in thickness were meticulously selected. ...The strategically placed...

... - Choose from 2, perfect for harmonizing frequencies. Create a stunning wind chime that commands attention - Pick from 65 unique belt widths. Add some oomph to your musical adventure - Select tension length of 25 units, where melody meets harmony.

The chosen settings include: A custom-tuned spring with a stretched length of twenty units A precision-cut belt width of sixty-five units, providing optimal functionality and stability A one-unit notch depth, adding versatility to the design without...

To instantly elevate your print game, grab this clever remix of a superior belt tensioner! Although it's an excellent creation in its own right, its original width was a tad too wide for some printers, causing them to jam and produce botched prints....

This is a straightforward belt tensioner for the Z-sync modification on 3D printers. Specifically, it's designed for the CR-10S pro model. To complete this project, you'll need to obtain the following additional components: 2: 4mm ØX 10 mm long...

https://powerbelt3d.com/ -The Powerbelt Zero did not have any way to tension the belt resulting in really inconsistent belt tension. Also creating a difficult time when trying to mount a belt. I have replaced the stock belt with a .006" blued...

I found the belt to be a little loose, so I made this belt tensioner to take out some of the slack. It mounts to the top cross brace and has some adjustability to make it align with the Z location of your belt.In addition to the printed part you will...

https://powerbelt3d.com/ -The Powerbelt Zero did not have any way to tension the belt resulting in really inconsistent belt tension. Also creating a difficult time when trying to mount a belt. I have replaced the stock belt with a .006" blued...

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. Print Settings Printer: AnyCubic Kossel Linear XL...

Needed are: 80mm M4 threaded rod 2 M4 nuts 2 M3 25mm screws 2 M3 nuts 20x20 profile 1 M3 20mm bolt 2 GT2 belts (16 teeth 3mm bore) 1 GT2 belt 1220mm 2 GT2 GT2 toothed belt pulley 16 teeth 5 mm bore The cut tubes are needed once for calibration. They...

...Positions the belt so that they are parallel with the x-axis unlike most belt tensioners. STEP file is included but the original user did not post step files so this is a mesh to step conversion. It is messy but gets the job done. IMPORTANT.

Belt tensioner for GT2 belts. Sturdy and dependable, it is based on the excellent design of ThomasKTN Belt shortener for Ultimaker, featuring a secure clip to lock the main part and press the belt firmly in place. Engineered with precision, it...

I am upgrading my CobbleBot 3D printer's X-axis and wanted a custom attachment that would combine a belt and tensioner to connect it to the Y-axis. Since nothing like this exists on Thingiverse, I created my own design which works incredibly well so...