chain link drag 3d models

Chain cable management system specifically designed for Tevo Tarantula users, potentially necessitating a longer cable length. ...The X-carriage can be mounted using aluminum X-brackets with ease, but compatibility issues might arise when trying to use...

Initially, I was impressed by PollyPolz's 10x10 chain design for the X-axis but encountered issues when installing it on the chain. The hot end side snapped during installation not once, but twice. Upon closer inspection, I realized that there were...

This is simply a reworked version of the upper tier from the original design created by StevenFayers.\r\nIf you're working with an HCmaker 7, this upper tier should fit seamlessly, as it does on mine.\r\nThe remaining components are identical to...

Since the table I built my MPCNC Primo on was a very tight fit I needed a different place to mount the cable chain on.I took the existing feet and designed a snap fit holder around it which is enough to support an aluminum angle extrusion and the...

I took the existing feet and designed a snap fit holder around it which is enough to support an aluminum angle extrusion and the chain. Disclaimer: This works because I didn't increase the hight of the machine. If you have longer feet there is no...

Since the table I built my MPCNC Primo on was a very tight fit I needed a different place to mount the cable chain on.I took the existing feet and designed a snap fit holder around it which is enough to support an aluminum angle extrusion and the...

Specifically, this repair addresses two key areas: ABS Tracks measuring 25x10mm and chains measuring 20x10mm. Furthermore, a reliable fix for stepper motors is achieved using M4x20mm screws, thereby ensuring a seamless operation. ...This draft version...

This fix is specifically designed for ABS Tracks with dimensions 25x10mm and chains measuring 20x10mm. It also addresses stepper issues by utilizing M4x20mm screws in a repair. Draft version, pending further refinement. ... Printer Settings: ...

Link width has been adjusted to a precise 10 millimeters. Anti-stick coating is applied at a thickness of 0.15 millimeters. Number of links in this design is one. Part selection is set to the first option. ... Link height is carefully set to eight...

... of 1.8 units. Choose a part selection option. Set the link height to 9 units. Select an anti-stick value of 0.15 units. Choose a number for $fn equal to 140. Determine the total number of links at 8 units. ...Specify the link width as 8 units.

... Using the following settings: Part selection is set to three. Anti-stick coefficient is zero point one nine. Link width is eighteen units. Number of links is five. Shell thickness is one point eight. ...Number of sides per facet is fourteen zero.

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=915487 Instructions Using the following settings: Number of Links Set to 10 Units Wide at 30 mm Part Selection Option Number Three Selected Shell Thickness Adjusted to 1.8 Units Link Height Set...

Top part Should be free to slide left and right for adding or removing cables.This Model will automatically calculate the number of links necessary to span a distance, with two possible configurations: One will have enough links to cover the whole of...

The holes also did not fit with the chain I used : https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B07Y6769LL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also drilled a hole in the chassis to better route the cables and avoiding to change them. ... You will...

... thing was designed to bring customization right into the users hands. ...Click on this link to get your very own version, custom built by you: http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=915487. ... It begins here - start working with it.

Hardware ------------- Regular Cable Chain Bed Mount: • (2) M3x8mm socket cap screws • (2) M3 t-nuts Regular Cable Chain Frame Mount: • (2) M3x8mm (or reuse existing) R18 Cable Chain Bed Mount: • (3) M3x6mm socket cap screws • (2) M3x8mm socket cap...

This is drag chain by 737mechanic for Atomstack X20 / A20 / S20. This is mod for 10x20mm chain version. ...(original supports 10x15mm)

Links to the Drag-Chains used: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B01LXZAVSO/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&psc=1&linkCode=sl1&tag=tag210e-21&linkId=b0fbd4457fc5c39a77eee67ff087c972&language=de_DE 15x40mm...

I remixed this from diogosantos88's drag chain: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3715002 My first print failed after a few weeks (probably due to my heavy handedness!). ... I've just beefed up thickenss of the the support around the extruder spring...

A versatile cable management solution, this flexible drag chain is designed to safeguard cables ranging from 10 to 11 millimeters in diameter. Its intuitive application process ensures a seamless bundling experience. Despite its compact material...

A versatile cable shield that converts into a flexible drag chain, ideal for bundling cables with diameters ranging from 10-11 millimeters. Simple to install, this design minimizes material waste while providing an incredibly robust framework.

Here's a link to the chain I used: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K8SW2S5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Most of the M3 screws were used to mount the chains. ...Specifically, I required: * 4 - M3 x 8mm * 2 - M3 x 12mm * 1 - M3 x...

Here are the chains I used for this project: Befenybay R18 Drag Chain (10mm x 20 mm) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SFFT1K5 If you can't find this specific model they have a external size of 27.5 mm x 14.6 mm. Note that this item on amazon...

... chain. Specifically, I added 19 small links towards the hot end. As for the print head mount, I'm still working on a custom design and currently using https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4274030, but the chain is mounted too high up for my liking.

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cC3YM6xKhr0

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