ctc a13 printer 3d models

This meant when I moved the filament spool from my CTC printer to my Prusa, I'd often have excess oil left on unused filament, making a mess when unloading it. To avoid putting oiled filament into my Prusa printer, I decided to design this oiler...

Tested with Raspberry Pi 3B+ Remix from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:604915

Mein Ender 3 Clone war bei der Inbtriebnahme nach dem auspacken eine totale Enttäuschung. Die Platte schlug an der Y-Achse vorne sowie hinten an dem Motorhalter und vorne an dem Halter der Umlenkrolle an. Leider konnte ich hier bei Thingiverse nicht...

Tested with Raspberry Pi 3B+ Remix from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:604915

Standards for CTC 3D Printers

Printers Support for CTC Printers Requires a Human Interface Feed Tube.

Insert filament holders into the 3 cm holes located at the rear of your CTC 3D printers.

My nozzle position is set back by 3.5 millimeters at the bottom due to its increased distance on my CTC A13 machine. ...I made some adjustments to the air separators in order to strike a better balance with the flow on this updated model.

I'm a DIY Enthusiast, and I Created This Handy Tool Holder for My CTC 3D Printer. This nifty holder is specifically designed to hold screws, Allen keys, and even razor blades in place. It clips neatly onto the side of my printer's top or bottom,...

CTC Dual Printer Feet are the perfect solution, ensuring a smooth print every time. Use them to print with confidence, choosing between ABS and PLA, and adjust the wall thickness to three to achieve a strong structure. Opt for 15% infill for added...

4 versions are included: The 2mm versions are designed to fit the 2mm thick y carriage plate that comes with the CTC A13 Ender clone. The 4mm Versions are designed to fit the 4mm thick y carriage plate that comes with the Ender 3/pro. The "Spring"...

New Enhanced Version with Three Distinct Nozzles. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 50% Notes: Models come with supports.

... distance between the mounting holes is different but I have included the Autocad file so it can be remixed. Version 2 is if the fan cover does not fit flush because of the fan screws that should be flush but I found that on my printer they are not.

Z shim for CTC printer for 6mm Glass bed

Filament Holder for CTC 3D Printer The clip is slightly oversized, yet it functions flawlessly. New Version. I've uploaded an updated design for the original CTC filament holder tube. ... If assistance is required, please don't hesitate to ask!

A further add-on to elevate your CTC 3D printer's functionality is the versatile spool holder designed for convenient use on top of the device.

... printer settings through an optional .ipt file on request. Print Settings Printer: The reliable CTC Dual 3D Printer Rafts: Doesn't make a difference Supports: Absolutely yes Resolution: Not a concern for this spool holder Infill: 20% is sufficient

Building a large CTC Printer is currently underway, with 90% of the components being custom-created and printed in-house. The extruder, control system, X-axis and Y-axis supports are all borrowed from an old printer. The build area measures 450 x 450...

The heated bed for CTC 3D printers, specifically Replicator models, can benefit from HomeDepot mirror tiles (with a height of 2.9mm) that are trimmed to match the bed's size precisely. If needed, you can print it slightly larger and fine-tune the...

... clearance (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1297824). Printer Settings Printer: CTC Replicator Dual Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 30% infill Notes: Rafts not necessary, only use them to make it easier to remove from the heated bed

I repurposed the packaging for an innovative solution - using the box as the top cover for my CTC printer. The original cover was swapped out for a new design, adding a sleek touch to the device. ...To secure everything in place, I employed some...

I just got my new CTC 3D printer, and I'm really excited about how well it's working so far. However, when I try to print anything that involves the Z-axis, one of the X or Y axes starts malfunctioning, resulting in oval-shaped circles with gaps at...

... of .20mm; support is not necessary. This design was created for CTC printers but may also work with Makerbot or similar clones that have wooden chassis. ...If you have an aluminum enclosure printer, please share your experience in the comments.

To combat the issue of an unwieldy filament string during changes, consider using my designed clips for your CTC 3D printer. Print the STL file sideways or upside-down with legs sticking out, then mount it on the wooden part that holds the metal rods...

CTC Replicator Printer Spool Holder Mount Hardware Extra Nut\nMy printer came up short on spool holder mounting hardware, specifically one essential nut. To rectify this and enhance structural support, I decided to design an additional single mount...

I built this multi-piece filament holder for my CTC 3D printer after weeks of experimentation, finally arriving at something that works. I went about it by trial and error over several weeks, not keeping track of build times but I run my PLA at a...

I acquired an E3D V6 Mount for my CTC printer, which had been struggling as a dual extruder direct drive setup. To improve performance, I converted it to a bowden dual extruder single nozzle configuration. The hotend was upgraded with an E3D V6...

I designed this multi-piece filament holder for my CTC 3D printer after experimenting and fine-tuning it over several weeks. The final version works as expected now. I run my PLA at 208C and limit the extrude speed to 45 mm/s, which produces...

I made these for my transparent acrylic case CTC printer, which I bought on Ebay in February of 2014. This great printer had one major flaw - it lacked a secure place to mount the filament tubes. These custom clips allow me to keep the filament...

... position. Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer Model: MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts: No rafts Supports: No supports needed Infill Percentage: 10% Notes: Printing at temperatures of 205'-210' degrees Celsius for the hotend and 57' bed.