d bot 3d models

I wanted to relocate my power supply to a side rail on my D-Bot printer for several reasons, and I consider it unsafe to have a power supply with exposed mains terminals, especially on a metal-frame printer. These parts serve two purposes that can...

What remained unchanged was the main body of D-Bot Core-XY 3D Printer by spauda01 at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001065 with its extensive and helpful documentation that led me on this path. Some parts of J-Bot Core-XY? by JonnayLin at...

For those interested in doing something similar, I have a corresponding part that bolts onto the top of the D-Bot motor mounts, including this one, which stops the gantry at precisely 40mm above the stepper motor mount. ...You can find it here:...

I was inspired by ElmoC's design, where he mounted the E3D Titan as a direct drive on the D/C-Bot using a proximity probe. I had the smaller probe, so I created a plate that allows it to be installed without needing any redesigns. Simply attach it...

The D-Bot Titan Extruder carriage is a customized version designed specifically for the Deltaprintr Mini hotend, based on the popular C-Bot Titan Extruder from ElmoC. This modified carriage includes the double extruder version, with two filament...

... day... I don't use volcano; so if the need arises, feel free to ask it in comment with the exact offset it needs. I'll adapt it to the fan mount, and will make a shim for the BlTouch. Part of my D-Bot Upgrades collection. ... *°affiliate*

... drop without power and damage electronics (some say). I use a Duet with no problems and also employ a counterweight. P.S. I don't run a normal D-bot. ...My X and Y axes feature Hiwin sliders, while you might need to make adjustments for your setup.

This is a simple method for assembling a piezo disk for use with the Precision Piezo Z-Probe and printingSome 3 Wheeled Carriage for the D-Bot corexy printer. The idea behind this assembly comes from DjDemonD's motor mount for titan extruders, so...

I needed a spool holder for my D-bot printer. This is a remix of thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2938086 My compliments to Elektrolenin for his well thought out design. I shortened the holder, rotated the mount 180 degrees, and added space...

Fitting D-Bot with E3D Titan carriage 5mm moved forward from tekkydave: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2613346 Adjustable in Z direction, but optimized for tekkydave's carriage. This consumes some space in X direction if leadscrews aren't cut at...

This is a re-implementation of the bed supports for the D-bot printer, beefed up slightly and modified to use an M4 bolt and nut instead of M3, as the stock springs weren't giving the support I expected with a heavy 300x300 aluminum bed (5+lbs with...

This mount is designed specifically for use on this X carriage created by PrintingSome: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001065 If you are using the original D-Bot X carriage, replace it with this mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2547179...

At that point, it cranks the stepper power back up and z-homes again. For those interested in doing something similar, I have a corresponding part that bolts onto the top of the D-Bot motor mounts (including this one, which is a clone of it) that...

Linear rail conversion for d-bot 3D printer uses two 12mm MN12C linear bogies per side on top, eliminating the need for bottom support. One MN12H per side may be a better solution to consider. The f3d file provided can be modified to suit your linear...

For a few reasons, I wanted to move my power supply to a side rail on my D-Bot printer, and I feel its pretty unsafe to have a power supply with exposed mains terminals, especially on a metal-frame printer. These parts do two things, which can...

First, this is a set of mounting clips that work the same as the "stock" power supply mounts on the D-Bot, but raise the power supply an additional 13mm, which allows it to be mounted above the brackets screwed to the side rail. Secondly, this...

I'm still building my D-Bot printer, so this component isn't yet in use, but it does fit and I don't see anything that will affect its operation. Edit 1/27/2017 I added a trip arm that can be attached to the X-rail. Since the switch sticks out...

This is based on my c-bot / d-bot multi-purpose x carriage. I am switching over to the Bondtech BMG X2 and the spacing for the stepper mount plate did not line up with the spacing I created originally. To use this plate you will need heat-set...

I designed this enclosure to house the Duet WiFi control board on the D-Bot build created by spauda01, providing essential protection, efficient cooling, and effortless connectivity for all components. The project is now complete, with everything...

This is a mount, compatible with the stock print carriage on the D-Bot, for a BIQU H2 hotend and extruder. It also includes a side-mount for a BLTouch probe, and a mounting location for an Adafruit LIS3DH Triple-Axis Accelerometer. For...

This control box is carefully crafted to accommodate Z wheel mounts found on the D-bot, addressing a common issue where some of the case lifts or hovers due to improper installation. To simplify cable management, the control box features integrated...

I've adapted Claustro's cooler to fit 1sPiRe's carriage on my D-Bot. Depending on how you built your frame, you might find that the top edge of the fan brushes or hits the 2040 extrusion in the back of the machine. If that's your case, use a nut as a...

Remixed a design by Lantis, adapting it for mounting atop the D-Bot printer's front rail to provide a downward view of the build plate. The redesigned component stays neatly out of sight. To attach the ball joint to the pi case, use an M3 screw...

This is a screw-on bracket for the D-bot print carriage for the E3D Chimera hot end. There is another option on here, but it replaces the entire front plate of the carriage, and I wanted to be able to more easily remove it without having to...

This design is based on my c-bot / d-bot multi-purpose x carriage located at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2762077. I am transitioning over to the Bondtech BMG X2 extruder and the spacing for the stepper mount plate does not align with the...

Here I go again!\nI'm still building my D-bot but seeing how good its design is, I decided to apply some modifications to make it more versatile, making it able to drive different extruders, a laser, and in the future, a CNC mill too. Too ambitious,...

We attach clips directly to the carriage screw posts. ...Two options are available, a basic version and another designed specifically for use with the auto-levelling system.

Engineered to secure a 3-millimeter-thick sheet of glass firmly against a warmed platform without necessitating the use of clamps.

I didn't care for the extra components involved in assembling the wheels within the carriages, so I opted for a 3-wheel system instead. Additionally, I wanted to avoid reprinting items that were already printed. The wheels will slide into place...

Mounts easily using a 5mm x 10mm screw.