ctc 3dprinter

Design requirements were clearly outlined: 3d printing only was required, with no need for laser cutting or any other techniques Good tolerance of low-resolution printer performance was a must Few non-printed parts were desired, with only a few...

... my herbs in there. There are also 3 small storage holes for stock brush, stock cleaning tool, and stock mouthpiece. The print settings are up to you; I use wood at 200C (light sandwood texture) - 230C (crispy/darker texture). I print using CTC.

The following components are needed: 1x Anker PowerPort Qi 1x LKL3 MICRO USB Dauerstrom Adapter 12V to 2A / 5V (or a USB power strip) 4x M4x12 screw with nut Additionally, for the iPhone: 1x iProtect Qi-compatible protective case for Apple iPhone...

I printed this on my CTC A10s since the filament I had loaded on that machine was less obnoxious than what was loaded on the other printers, and my Anet A8, which had silk silver loaded was taking a temporary rest... ... :) Of course it would look...

You can find all of my uploaded files in 'Thing Files'.\r\rI printed out all of the parts using my CTC Creator, with two to three shells and 30-50% infill.\r\rIn addition to the printer itself, I've also included the Sketchup file and a custom...

Check out this video on YouTube to see how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6J5vNR-KHQ Print Settings: Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 20% Notes: First Layer: 0.35mm All other Layers: 0.27mm Post-Printing: Additional required...

Design Version: V_2.1 (Old - 11/2016) Print Version: V_2.1 Print Settings: Printer: CTC (mk8) Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 mm Infill: 10% Notes: Full size, 40.1 cm (about 16 inches) long when all parts assembled. Max. printing...

Printer settings: CTC DualExtruder 3D Printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 mm Infill: 20% Notes: These are the settings that work best with my printer. Temperatures I use: Extruder Temp (PLA): 210 °C Build Plate Temp (PLA): 90 °C Other...

For CTC Bizer MK10 users, the following settings are optimal: General Settings: Retraction distance: 1.5mm (updated) Retraction speed: 25mm/s (updated) Nozzle diameter: 0.4mm Layer height: 0.15mm Solid top/bottom layer: 5 (updated) Perimeter walls: 2...

Print Settings: Printer: CTC Bizer Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: Both files can be printed without supports as the fillets on them aren't big enough overhangs to be an issue and a raft isn't necessary...

Made for my CTC i3 clone. Its was a cheap diy kit printer and came with basic 8mm threaded rod for the z-axis. To start with I was happy with the prints from this cheap printer, but over time I wanted to improve it. but sticking to the cheap and easy...

Print Settings: Printer: CTC 3D Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100% Notes: The wheel was printed using PETG for added safety features. ...To optimize print quality, position the shaft towards the table and surround it with supports;...

Here are the print settings I employed: Printer: CTC DualHead Printer Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.20mm Infill: 15% Important Notes: Although I haven't personally printed this design, it should work seamlessly with these...

I tested these on my CTC Prusa i3 Pro B printer and they improved print quality dramatically, no more Z banding despite the M8x1.25mm threaded rods of this machine are not perfectly straight and alignment is poor. These 3D printed couplings do better...

I didn't really like the way how the x-axis belt has to be tensioned using the stepper motor. With this design it is much simpler to get the right tension. Things you will need: 5mm screw which has to be cut to the right length (see pictures) 2x 5mm...

If you really want an R - it is only a remix away, but don't blame me if you develop an overwhelming need to constantly straighten that R up.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n CTC Bizer\n \n Rafts: \n No\n \n Supports: \n No\n \n Resolution: \n 0.1mm\n...

Made for my CTC i3 clone. Its was a cheap diy kit printer, came with basic 8mm threaded rod for the z-axis. To start with I was happy with the prints from this cheap printer, but over time I wanted to improve it. But sticking to the cheap and easy...

I really liked the [Ender 3 Ball-Bearing Spool Holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3551666), but unfortunately id doesn't fit on my CTC CR-10S printer, because the holding arm/bracket doesn't have a round hole for mounting. Instead of printing...

In my case, I hacked out a piece of wood on a bandsaw and screwed it into a hole in the tool.\r\nI also made it so it can be disconnected, using some spade crimped cables I found in my maker-pile.\r\nThe female spades fit nicely over the original...

Print Settings Printer: CTC Bizer Dual Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25% Notes: I used supports on the left & right rear panels only since they have 2 levels to leave sufficient space for the somewhat thicker lower rear area of the...

I use a CTC Bizer MK10 printer and have these TPU print settings set up: General Settings: Retraction Distance: 1.5mm Retraction Speed: 25mm/s Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm Layer Height: 0.15mm Solid Top/Bottom Layer: Five Perimeter: Two Infill Pattern:...

...You can download his design here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2544706 Printer Settings: * Printer: CTC Dual extruder * Rafts: No * Supports: No * Resolution: 0.1mm * Infill: 100% * Notes: I printed in PLA, but they should also work well in ABS.

To date, I've only had to use half a spool of filament and get the correct sizing just right, something I'd been unable to accomplish with the original brackets from my CTC Pro, even when paired with the exact same size glass bed. That was because...

Update 13.06.2017 corrected the title its e3d v5 not mk5 - sheesh My Version of a Modular Full Replacement for the Problematic X-Carriage Mount Assembly My CTC Printer Came With It Mounts a Cheap E3D Clone Hotend to a Common Metal MK8 Sized Extruder...

The design fits comfortably on a 20x20cmx15cm build plate, commonly found in printers like Wanhao/CTC/Flashforge, but smaller plates at 15x15x15cm will work as well, just with different orientation. All parts can be cut to size and we're more than...

Yello Gold: 10K - Weighs exactly 8.44 Grams Yello Gold: 14K - Boasts an impressive weight of 9.50 Grams Yello Gold: 18K - Features a significant mass of 11.36 Grams White Gold: 10K - Displays a notable weight of 8.24 Grams White Gold: 14K - Shows off...

https://www.paypal.me/Vanvoorn Supporters will be listed in the summary of every model i make. Reducer from outside 1 1/2 x 1 1/4 inner. to accomodate the smaller 1 1/4 plug to use a 1 1/2 sifons / smell airtrap Print Settings Printer: ctc prusa i3...

Print Settings Printer: CTC 3D Printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Layer Height 0.2mm / 2 Shells Infill: 20% Notes: For the Enlargement of the Holes for the LEDs, I Had Used a 5mm Slotted Screwdriver. ... Update 30.12.2016: Due to Electrical...

Print Settings Printer CTC Rafts No Supports Yes Resolution 0.2 Infill 20% Notes Infill at 20% for all parts should work support is only needed for the left and right plates you will require epoxy to glue the halves together once printed I would...

Since I designed the case for a CTC Bizzer, I didn't go too big and planned to have the control board on the outside. The software is not yet finished, but I might plan to add a LDR Photoresistor to dim/un-dim during day and night or to control it...