ctc 3dprinter

Fixation for the Heatbed Cables of Your CTC A13 Printer is Easy! Simply Secure It at the Left Rear Screw of the Heatbed and Keep Cables Organized with a Cable Tie. ... Two Options Available: One Requires Support, While the Other Can Be Printed Without.

Power Supply Unit Cover Featuring an On/Off Switch for CTC I3 Printer Owners. Designed Specifically for the 110x50mm Power Supply Unit, this Essential Component Enhances User Experience. ... The Cover Requires Drilling of Mounting Holes After Printing...

You will need a bracket to secure the Z-axis of your CTC i3 printer. To do this, simply drill a 4mm hole in the Z-Top Mount and fit a screw as demonstrated in the photos. ... Required components: - 2 skateboard bearings - 2 M4 nuts - 2 M4 bolts

I recently employed this component to repair a CTC i3 printer situated on a table. I opted for the Ikea Lack table due to its affordability at just 3€. This component is remarkably compact yet robust, making it an ideal choice for securing the...

The CTC i3 Z Wobble Fix is a simple yet effective upgrade that significantly enhances the stability of the Z-axis, ultimately leading to improved printing results and reduced errors. ...By making this modification, users can enjoy smoother prints and...

Deciding to switch to a different motherboard, the MKS Base V1.5, I opted to remove the CTC LCD and buttons to accommodate the new TFT touch screen that came with the motherboard upgrade. ...I'm still awaiting delivery of the new motherboard so I can...

... forever. ...The rear lids each have a recess for cables. Print two front lids. If there are also cables in front, the rear lids can be used instead. The lids will not be screwed on. Print Settings Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2

This is a custom 5mm plug specifically designed for the CTC Dual wood. To create a mounting point for a webcam, I required an M3 thread in this wall. ...The solution was simple: just print the part and use a cutting tool to remove the unwanted material,...

The CTC i3 2016 boasts a 30mm axle reel holder as standard equipment. To accommodate a 20mm filament reel, users simply need to install the provided adapter into the stand. ...Noticeably, the two orange nuts utilized in this setup are integral...

Fan Carrier for the CTC i3 Pro DIY Printer. Works seamlessly with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1620630 and Anet A8 A6 5015 Air blower (radial fan). The prototype is showcased, and after adapting some points in the 3D model, I made some changes...

... suited for use with glass beds. ...Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual printer settings apply Rafts: No rafts are required Supports: Supports are not necessary Resolution: A resolution of 0.2 is optimal Infill: Infill should be set at 15% density

I incorporated an additional component into my ctc machine's setup, specifically designed to secure the wires in place. ...The new piece seamlessly integrates with existing parts, and zip ties effectively manage the wire bundle, ensuring a tidy and...

For the Enclosure System, Left and Right Sides Securely Attached Print Specifications: Printer: CTC Dual Model Utilized Raft Settings: No Rafting Required Support Features: Multiple Supports Enabled for Stability Resolution Settings: 0.1 Millimeter...

... ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9R5rVvvozGq Print Settings Printer: CTC 3D Printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 100% Notes: Made of ABS to match the other end, but doesn't really need to be Category: 3D Printing

... the card remains stuck in the printer and does not need to be removed. ...For instance, when using a FlashAir WLAN card. Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 10% Notes: 2 Shells

Hercules Link Webcam Holder, Easy to Install with No Screws Needed Print Settings for Your Camera Holder Printer: Use the CTC Creator for a Smooth Print Experience Raft Options: Leave Rafts Off - It Doesn't Make a Difference in This Case Supports:...

Here is the rewritten text. ... Human: Close-off nozzles for Extruder Blowers, choose from either 5.5mm or 6mm diameter. Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 100% Notes: Two shells

Add a glass bed to your CTC, Makerbot, or Flashforge 3D printer using picture frame glass that is exactly 2mm thick. Be prepared to glue a small shim in place since it's not uncommon for glass plates to be cut slightly off square on one edge. ...Once...

I'm using a 14.5cm long bracket to secure an LED strip to my CTC dual Extruder. I've mounted two strips side by side and stuck a 30cm LED strip on top of them. ...Power is being supplied through an external 12-volt adapter.

... I duplicated the 30mm x 100mm spool holder from Thingiverse, but the rear panel exceeded the dimensions for my CTC Replicator copy, acquired through eBay. ...To compensate, I reworked it within Tinkercad to achieve a fit that succeeds in this setup.

Designed for precise placement on a CTC 3d Printer glass bed at 6mm height.\nPrinted with exceptional detail in 0.3mm PLA, requiring no supportive structures.\nIf necessary, you may need to scale down the model by 5% to achieve a snug fit.\nI revised...

... the two parts is satisfactory, but the surface finish could be improved. Perhaps playing with the filament thickness will yield more accurate results in the future. Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10

Equipment: Sailfish Firmware installed on CTC dual Extruder Printer Materials: Plastic-like substance - Acrylonitrile polymer material used - PLA Density level 30% for Internal structural layers Heating elements Temperature settings: Extruder at 207...

The problem is that the original CTC pressed steel arm was to flimsy to take the weight. In addition, the M3 threads in the frame had stripped. I have uploaded 2 versions of a printed spool holder arm. V1 is fixed using the original top M3...

The latter item doesn't fit the CTC rework, yet it provides bolt holes for adding a spool mount to the top of the printer - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1427114. I have not printed the stand yet, so I'm unsure if it needs to be longer due to the...

I tried this model but it wouldn't fit due to CTC using slightly different original dials, with 18 small protrusions and an overall diameter of 18.3mm. I designed my own thumbwheel for this printer. If you're unsure, print just the middle part...

Hardware: 8 M3 screws (I used 8mm long) 8 M3 nuts Print Settings Printer: CTC Bizer Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 15 % Notes: I set the automatic support in Simplify3D to a resolution of 2 mm, and it added the necessary supports...

Specifications: * Material: High-quality metal or plastic * Mounting options: Adjustable for flexible installation * Compatibility: CTC i3 motherboards and compatible cases Warranty Information: * The CTC i3 fan mount is backed by a limited...

This is a basic fan duct, easily printable to cool down your prints on a CTC Prusa I3. ... To get started: - 1 forty by forty fan (I've used the one from the card cooling system) - 2 M3 bolts for tightening the part - 4 M3 screws for the fan (optional)...

Mounting a versatile side window to your CTC Dual is a straightforward process. To begin, cut the necessary parts from 5mm acrylic using a lasercutter or a table saw - both options should yield satisfactory results. For securing the window in place,...