ctc i3 pro 3d models

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...

**Print Settings:** Printer: CTC i3 Pro b Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 20% Notes: My test print was done at 55% speed, but it encountered a few issues with shrinkage and top screw mounts. I hastily remade my original...

This is for the CTC i3 pro 3D printer LCD to move it form the top of the printer into a separate box. **Edit: Final design, as you can see from the picture all works well, I have made final changes to the layout to better fit the LCD PCB into the...

CTC I3 Pro B Chinese Ebay Plywood 3D Printer Firmware I didn't create this firmware, but I made it work with the Geeetech 2560 Rev A board. Things to know: 1) This firmware is specifically for the Geeetech 2560 Rev A board, which features an Atmega...

CTC I3 Pro B 40mm Fan and Holder \r\n\r\nTinkercad Link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8uKZnOzQW6J-ctc-i3-pro-b-40mm-fan-and-holder

Set Scale to 100% on Ultimaker Cura to ensure accurate prints specifically designed for the CTC I3 Pro clone Prusa printer.

I'm covering up the PSU on my CTC i3 Pro B. ...The i3 came without a power switch, so I installed a 20mm 3-prong rocker switch with an LED light.

This mount is specifically engineered for the CTC i3 Pro B 3D printer, where the stock extruder seamlessly integrates with an E3D V6 hotend clone - note that I have not tested it with a genuine E3D V6. ...The designed filament path measures 4mm in width...

The press-fit connection works well with the CTC i3 pro b extruder flange. Although it might not provide as much airflow as larger ducts, it functions adequately. At least, it looks great! To build this cooling duct, you'll need: - A 40mm fan,...

I'm using a CTC I3 Pro B that comes with an 80/20 frame set.

Improved mount for the Z axis motors on my CTC I3 printer.

I3 Pro Cooling Fan, Diameters 50mm, Air Supply and Ventilation.

I'm upgrading my CTC clone printer with a custom bracket to hold the part fan and an 8mm probe. This modification will significantly improve airflow and accuracy on my 3D prints. ... To create the fan duct, I utilized Chaolinx's ingenious design,...

This is a casing for the CTC DiY printer. It organizes cables, prevents damage to the main board, and improves ventilation. You will need four M3*12 screws with their nuts, which should be installed around 85% into the print. The fan can be placed...

I've been on the hunt for a basic laser mount that fits snugly with my 5.5W laser, which measures 40x40mm, but nothing seemed to match my CTC i3 Pro B's dimensions perfectly, so I took matters into my own hands and designed one using Tinkercad.

Every owner of a CTC i3 Pro B recognizes the issue with the Y Sensor, which consistently falls short, causing homing to occur beyond the bed's boundaries. ...This solution addresses the problem head-on by placing the sensor directly on the bed,...

This is a Z-Axis NEMA17 motor mount for wood class CTC i3 Pro B. Reducing the whobble effect requires fixing the drive threaded rod in place with ballbearings. Additionally, two standard ballbearings 625ZZ are needed and will be press-fit into this...

This is a remix of the Geeetech/CTC Prusa I3 Pro B E3D V6 Extruder Bowden Adapter version 2.2 with a 12mm sensor holder. ...Y offsets are set at 23mm.

I wasn't pleased with the Z axis top mounts I found for my CTC i3 Pro B so I decided to create my own using this existing model as a starting point. Rasta4i's design impressed me, but I wanted mine to be a bit more robust. ...I believe these custom top...

I crafted this custom mount specifically for my mainboard, which I removed from a CTC i3 Pro B. It also features mounts for two standard MOSFET boards, providing ample space for these essential components. The mounting holes on the mainboard are...

Support for installing a fan on top of the CTC Prusa i3 Pro B, utilizing two pre-existing holes in the original structure.

The CTC Prusa I3 Pro Y-end stopper micro switch is a bit far away back. With this piece the whole printing area can be utilized. ...Plug the unit on the edge of plywood printing table matching the micro switch position</p> Category: 3D Printer...

The CTC Prusa I3 Pro y-axis endstop microswitch is positioned slightly farther to the rear than optimal. ...To optimize print bed utilization, install this part, ensuring the microswitch sits at the plywood printing table's edge, precisely aligned with...

Create a Unique Label for the CTC DIY I3 Pro B. Note: Ensure Your Printer is Properly Calibrated, or Face Inaccurate Results. A 1% Calibration Error Will Result in an Unfit Plate. If You Haven't Already Calibrated Your Printer, Follow These Steps: ...

I've created an enhanced mount for the Z-axis motors on my CTC I3 printer. To secure these mounts, you can link them together with an M8 rod, attaching it firmly to the M10 Y-Axis rods. ...The Motormount STL file is designed to accommodate both left and...

Print Settings Printer: CTC I3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 30% Notes: I did not used a brim Place the side with the "Z" down Post-Printing Nuts Add the M3 nuts with the help of a soldering iron. The hex shaped space for the nuts are...

The Motormount STL file is for both left and right motors. Use M10 Nuts and big washers to get a really strong connection. Print Settings Printer: CTC I3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 30% Notes: I did not used a brim Place the...

This is a work-in-progress (WIP) component for my Creality CTC i3 printer. It's a Bowden setup that utilizes Prusa MK3 parts as a foundation, but simplified and merged with a reliable component for my specific printer. I've eliminated numerous screws...

I basically replicated the original X-carriage in Fusion 360, modifying the mounting holes for the extruder to accommodate Prusa MK2s housings and an E3D hotend. I also integrated a part cooling fan while still using the original heat break cooling...

Modeled meticulously using precise measurements from my actual bull bar! I successfully replicated its likeness while incorporating frame mounting and essential provisions for a Warn-licensed 1:10 scale winch. Equipped with RC4WD cable rollers, which...