cr 10 y axis 3d models

For the Y-axis, I considered a rail and wheel mechanism, so I designed this - an upside-down T-rail with tab&slot to interlock pieces for longer rails. It features three wheel pieces that fit snugly on the rail. However, printing small wheels creates...

This small part can manually adjust the Y-axis home position. It will help 2D plotting using a 3D printer. I don't know other printers can work or not. It works for me with my AnyCubic i3 Mega. Now with the simple upgrade of hardware, along with the...

2021/4/5 This small part can manually adjust the Y-axis home position. It will help 2D plotting using a 3D printer. I don't know other printers can work or not. It works for me with my AnyCubic i3 Mega. Now with the simple upgrade of hardware, along...

I wanted smoother operation of the Y-Axis belt, so something more robust than the standard design was needed. To achieve this, I redesigned the idler using a GT2 Idler bearing that provides greater stability. A small offset was incorporated to...

This small part can manually adjust the Y-axis home position. It will help 2D plotting using a 3D printer. I don't know other printers can work or not. It works for me with my AnyCubic i3 Mega. Now with the simple upgrade of hardware, along with the...

This is a remix of Martin_au's design, modified to be adjustable from the inside of the printer instead of from behind the display. Also made it wide enough to fit the original idler.</p><p>The model consists of two objects in a single file: the...

Summary Matching Y-Axis Table to SC10UU (Pillow Blocks) requires precision, as shown in this template. To aid installation, a detailed video tutorial is available online at https://youtu.be/28y8pmaha7E. Print Settings Printer: Mendel Max 1.5 Rafts:...

... la v2 y listo A disfrutar. Pick up cable from the extruder of the cr-10 v3. I couldn't find anything and designed this piece. It is very fast and effective. ...With two screws it is attached to the extruder hole of the v2 and that's it To enjoy.

The user extends the Y-axis end stop by thirty millimeters, doubling the printing space to two hundred millimeters by two hundred millimeters. Created for the Prusa i3 Rework's Y-Motor mount with its attached end stop mounts. ...

The Y-axis mount for the Printrbot positions a stepper motor horizontally, allowing use of large polycarbonate pulleys unsuitable for vertical mounting. To install, print this part and two items from Thingiverse...

Engineered Upgrade Kit: Enhance Stability and Precision of CR-10's Vertical Axis A precision-crafted accessory tailored to bolster the structural integrity of the CR-10's pivotal Z-axis, enabling users to unlock new levels of stability and accuracy...

... The rod holders are wider than standard, allowing the Y-axis motor to be moved to one side for easier arrangement of power supply and electronics beneath the bed without additional feet. This new design ensures that the bed is centered and leveled.

Beta version of my Y Axis MGN 12 Railed X axis for the bear. Note: I was a cheapskate when I started this project and went with 2020 for the ends, which has paid off since I don't lose any Z height with this design. I'm simply using cheap rails...

So I needed some rollers on the Y axis that would hold the Y plate vertical and the steel rails a couple of mm from the table edge. This design worked out perfectly for me. Almost no friction at all. Without the belts, it will now easily travel...

This allows you to attach the GT2 belt on the Sunhokey acrylic y axis tray. The stock piece doesn't fit the teeth correctly to hold the GT2 belt in place. Printed out of ABS because it can withstand the heated bed. Supports are required for this...

This is a tensioner for the y-axis on the TronXY X1, which will also fit any 2040 aluminum extrusion. The goal was to create a very sturdy tensioner that doesn't slide or shake while keeping the belt and pulley as rotationally controlled as possible....

My Y-axis belt was extremely loose and difficult to tension, so I decided to modify the original bearing holder. I wanted to design it in such a way that I could hold the bearing and adjust the belt easily. I used Autocad to design this new holding...

I designed this adjustable tensioner bracket for my HICTOP 3DP-17 Y-Axis because the stock 'pulley' refused to keep the belt on the bearing, causing constant rubbing and squeaking no matter how well aligned it was. This design should work seamlessly...

In case your Cartesian 3D printer has a longer smooth rod for the Y-axis than the frame, and it doesn't have any termination on either end, this little 3D printable knob might save you some headaches, especially if your printer tends to vibrate a...

Meanwhile, the other tensioner kept rocking up and down, causing the y-axis to shift all over. _______________________________________________________________________ I designed this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2335845 and it's lost its...

This is a Y-Axis Belt tensioner for the Prusa I3 rework. It features four M3x40mm screws, which can be replaced with larger ones to increase travel distance without compromising performance. To achieve perfect tension, I recommend using a holder...

Users will need to provide support for the x-axis on both Graber and Prusa systems.

So I needed some rollers on the Y axis that would hold the Y plate vertical and the steel rails a couple of mm from the table edge. This design worked out perfectly for me. Almost no friction at all. without the belts it will now easily travel across...

Instructions: Uninstall the existing top plate from your tower Position a nut on each side of the slot using press-fit technique Screw it down firmly Secure the new top plate in place, adding spacers as needed to balance out the rods Initial Test...

My y-axis leadscrew mod is currently running on my printer. The bearing holder is quite long because I only had a 300mm screw available. I've added files for Fusion 360, feel free to modify them as needed. This mod uses an 8 mm leadscrew. Instead of...

Check out my brand-new version here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1031144 I'm extremely proud to present my custom Y-axis idler designed specifically for the Prusa i3 steel (Leonardo). This part, when paired with smaller bearings (2x F686-ZZ),...

This is a comprehensive assembly of the Y-axis on the 40x20 nut 5A profile. The motor is a NEMA 17 with a 22mm flange, measuring 42.3x42.3x39.2mm without a shaft. The shaft itself is 22.6mm long and has a diameter of 5mm. To assemble, first screw the...

To ensure durability, I opted for a 10% infill density, and so far, the parts have held up remarkably well over several years without any signs of cracking or degradation. However, I noticed that the printed parts are slightly overweight, so I plan...

took these and made me design around them https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2970681 (print setting i used .2LH 5 walls 5 top and bottom 90% infill) you will need (for carriage) 1- prusa i3 style y carriage 4- pom wheels (5m bolt) 4- 10mm eccentric...

Ergonomic support bracket for maintaining X-axis calibration on a high-volume production environment Prusa-style 3D printing equipment