cetus 3d

This innovative design draws inspiration from Thingiverse's https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3001088, but with a key difference - it securely attaches to the side of the extruder motor, addressing the issue faced by newer versions of the Cetus 3D...

This is a custom hotend mount for the Cetus 3D MK2, carefully paired with an E3D V6 hotend featuring a threaded mounting system. As of now, it remains untested, but upcoming experiments are planned to thoroughly verify its performance. ...To utilize...

Angled adapter mounts a 60 mm fan on the Cetus 3D printer securely. The original air deflector attaches to this part with two short M3 screws, utilizing its lower two holes effectively. ...This adapter is mounted onto the printer using one longer M3...

The majority of the script is credit to @jeremyalangreen Added a rest area for a filament spool to sit on, specifically designed for the spool holder that comes with the Cetus 3D printer. For the 20*20 extrusion used as the spool holder for the Cetus...

The Tiertime Cetus 3D MKII printer has been verified to work seamlessly with this design, effectively distributing the forces across a wider area. ... Designed with precision using Fusion 360, this strain relief is engineered for maximum performance...

I crafted these custom LRFs (Little Rubber Feet) to seamlessly fit over my Cetus 3D printer's existing small rubber feet. Using flexible TP filament, I printed them with precision and care. With a generous infill of 20%, they effectively dampen the...

I Decided to Create a More Versatile Cetus 3D Spool Holder That Can Accommodate Various Types of Spools. This New Design Makes Extrusion Easier Due to the Use of Bearings, Which Significantly Reduces Friction Caused by Spool Rotation. As a Result,...

This mount is designed specifically for an E3d V6 Hotend to be installed on a Cetus 3D MK2, however it may also fit the MK1 and MK3 models as well. I only have a MK2 model available for testing purposes. To ensure proper installation, you will need...

A custom cover for the buzzer/speaker/beeper of the Cetus 3D MK3 model to muffle its noise is what it is. Built from scratch, this cover fits like a glove, so don't forget to use finer print settings as instructed. After printing, press it carefully...

This is a mount for an E3d V6 Hotend to a Cetus 3d MK2 it may fit the mk1 and mk3 as well but I only have a mk2 for testing. You will need a bowden setup. The fan used is a Noctua 60mm Fan with 5v. Other things required 10 M3 10mm Screws and 6 M3...

I would like to present a very simple modification of the Cetus 3D printer (MK2) to Klipper firmware. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvI7SGfz4TA It consists of a cheap Bluepill module, simple PCB and a few resistors only. It supports a...

A temporary z-probe holder for the Cetus 3D printer is being shared. Other printers with a similar extruder setup (Tiertime UP-series) may also work well. Inspiration comes from this Thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3462078 The holder's...

Additional Hardware Required: Five to ten millimeter long M4 screws Tension coil springs (I sourced mine from a used laser printer cartridge) Three-millimeter VHB tape for secure adhesion How It Works: When you turn off the power on your Cetus 3D...

This is a front panel for the Cetus 3D printer. Update: The mount plate things are on the back of the mount plate, with some sunken holes that aren't perfectly sized and not deep enough. These holes are often referred to as captive nut caves. To...

This is a replacement part for the weak printed belt connector on the z-axis of the Cetus 3D MKII printer. It can also be applied to the older MKI model. However, it needs to be printed from very tough filament. When printing, use PETG or Nylon. ... A...

Cetus 3D MK1 Initial Type Filament Feeder Guide A critical component is a bearing with an inner diameter of 3 mm, outer diameter of 7 mm, and thickness of 3 mm. Unfortunately, ABS printing is necessary for the initial prototype. Please print this...

... nice to use. I think the durability will exceed one year. Although developed for MK2, there is an example where MK2 has a feeder for MK1. Introducing the feeder for MK1. Cetus 3D MK1 Filament Feeder Guide https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3525292

I redesigned my belts to fit snugly within the extrusions by creating a part that slides into place, guiding and centering the belt with precision. The side featuring a dimple should face inward as it is ever so slightly tapered. 2 Week Update:...

To avoid that the engine gets off its place. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-hh1XPCBKw&feature=youtu.be

Cables are routed more efficiently by minimizing the bending of the extruder near the connector, shifting the bending motion instead along the entire length of the cable.

To prevent the engine from derailing.

Cetus3d printer's handle. Filament rack handle: m5x12 x1 or m3x8 x6 Host handle: m5x5 x2, m5 nuts x2, m4x6 x4, m4 nuts x4 Filament roller: m4x8, m4 nuts Main host part: Only install handles: Printed items...

I was frustrated with the original Cetus3D extruder design, so I had to disassemble it to ensure the filament was feeding properly. This new design allows for adjustable filament feed tension, a quick release of the filament and an open design that...

Close the open fan on Cetus 3D effortlessly.

... of the sliding mechanism's movement. For Cetus MK3 models, note that design differs significantly from its predecessor, MK2. ...Due to a mechanical limit switch incorporated into the system, the Z-axis rise is now restricted to just 2mm.

I've had far superior experiences with radial fans in terms of bridging, so I decided to get one for my Cetus. The existing radial holders were all too cumbersome for me, obstructing the view of the object, so I designed a more compact version...

This is a custom design, based on the original Noctua 60mm Fan Holder for Cetus 3D, since the existing version exceeds the space available in my enclosure. ...Print it as a solid object without supports to ensure maximum stability.

The Cetus 3D gets a protective shield. The extruder PCB cover fits snugly over the electronics, securing cables in place with built-in strain relief. ...This design accommodates flat-style cables specifically.

... two brackets can be printed with any 3D printer model. After experimenting with other solutions to address the z-axis issue, I developed this concept and successfully integrated it into my own CETUS 3D printers. ...Material costs come in under $5.

When paired with the Cetus 3D printer mount, this comprehensive mounting solution offers unparalleled stability and versatility. Users can effortlessly adjust the LCD display to suit their specific needs, whether it's optimizing print quality or...