emake 3d models

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:56021 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=56021 Instructions Using the following options: _style =...

Ensure small parts print effectively by adding minimal cooling to prevent overheating and melting. I designed a basic bracket to secure the spare fan from my Huxley kit onto the existing bolt on the X-axis idler. Print the part with 3 perimeters, 3...

Very small parts print better with a little bit of cooling to stop them overheating and melting. I designed a simple bracket to fix the spare fan from my Huxley kit onto the existing bolt on the X-axis idler. Instructions Print the part nice and...

To secure a Bowden cable, you can use a 1/8 BSP screw with a 4mm push fit pneumatic connector. The updated Wade for Ender 3 features an extended bottom with a hole for this screw and a slot for a 1/8 nut (5.5mm thickness). Acquire the connector and...

Small components extrude more smoothly when they receive some cooling to prevent overheating and warping. ...To enhance print quality, I created a straightforward holder that attaches the extra fan from my Huxley package directly onto the existing screw...

By installing two M3 screws, 12-14 mm long, into the M3 nuts pressed into the hex sockets on your Huxley, you can mount a test indicator that will help you achieve precise bed leveling. ...Ensure the test indicator's point is near the extruder...

The Prusa Mendel XZ axes have been redesigned and made smaller to fit the Huxley frame. More information can be found at this link: http://www.emakershop.com/blog/?p=141. The required .stl file includes one each of the X-motor-bracket and...

This blower mount aids in cooling your print head by traveling along the X axis. Note that it's essential not to leave it running continuously, as it can significantly reduce the temperature of your extruder and heated bed. The models include the fan...

A compact tray for securing a Sanguinololu onto an eMaker Huxley baseplate or equivalent frame structure.

I needed a specialized screw because I didn't have any regular screws on hand and wanted to conceal the screw head when finished. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Emaker Huxley Rafts: Yes Supports: No Infill: 25%

This is a remix / emake of several things I havent credited some of them because I cant remember what ones they were! ... Ender 3 Pro Rail Cover https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3476490

Blain Blain: 3464 polygons / 512² Weapon: 128 polygons / 128² Concept, Modeling and Texture by Etienne Makowski https://www.artstation.com/emak Animation by Stephane Videlo https://www.artstation.com/svidelo Northgard:...

This mirrored extruder holder, designed for eMaker/RepRapPro Huxley printers, features an extended shim to accommodate a second extruder on the opposite frame side. View the work-in-progress image for reference. ...To create this part using OpenSCAD,...

A modified zip tie bearing holder, featuring a wire chain mount, is designed specifically for the eMaker Huxley printer. The addition of a simple frame-mounting point increases y-carriage clearance, preventing collisions. ...However, it's essential to...

A Custom Mount is Crafted to Suit the Emak 1806 Motor. Four Parts are Printed in a Single Job, Showing Efficiency. The Distance Between Motor Holes is Precisely Measured at 12x16 Millimeters. ... Similarly, the Outer Mounting Holes Are Spaced 28x28...

... of this Klein bottle but I needed to make a couple of tweaks of my own. ...Smoothed out the sharp angle at the neck. Scaled the Z axis by 120% to make it more elegant. Reduced the overall height to 8 cm to fit my eMaker Huxley. ... Category: Other

... The standard design has minimal room adjustment; hence, utilize a precise printer or modify the play settings. For my version, I employed 0.25 mm layer thickness with KISSlicer on an eMaker Huxley, fitting only five tins due to default parameters.

To minimize noise from my eMaker Huxley, I crafted feet equipped with 25mm felt pads, each featuring slots at their vertices. ...I discussed these in a video (http://youtu.be/sEExIFknivg) and followed up with another video demonstrating the sound...

... ...Firstly, I smoothed out the harsh edge at the neck for safety. Secondly, I scaled the Z-axis by 120% to achieve a more elegant structure. Finally, I decreased its overall height to 8 cm, ensuring it fits perfectly on my eMaker Huxley printer.

... an extra touch of personality. Please remember to print and enjoy! Although I haven't personally tested this on my eMaker Huxley, it is suggested that the UFO may require additional support during printing; however, cleaning up should be a breeze.

I loved the sleek, eMaker style feet on their rendition of the Huxley so much that I had to modify a matching version for a spool holder. ... This device functions similarly to other four-bearing spool holders and is designed to accommodate standard...

Create M6 hobbed bolts for eMaker Huxley printers using these instructions: Gather materials - 2x 626 bearings, 1x 625 bearing (recessed for 2), 2x M6 nuts, a 5x0.9 tap, a small round file, and M6 bolts to hob (e.g., M6x60). Use washers to adjust...

Effortlessly integrate a Raspberry Pi into your ReprapPro/eMaker Huxley with these straightforward steps. To ensure proper fitting, print each part individually at a 45-degree angle for compatibility with the Huxley heated bed. ...Secure the Raspberry...

These STL files aided me in setting up my eMaker Huxley; they might also work for other 3D printers, but adjustments could be needed for varying bed sizes (140x140mm on Huxley). Commence with 20x20x4mm, adjust the bed level/z-axis accordingly.

... header pins. ...Future plans include adding a top half to conceal wiring and possibly mounting a fan. To assemble, print the template, secure it to an eMAKER Huxley frame using two cable ties, and fasten the Sanguinololu PCB to the tray with screws.

This upgrade, originally posted at http://www.jamesrpatrick.com/2012/01/lm6uu-bearing-holder-upgrade.html, replaces stock eMAKER bearing holders and offers several improvements over the original design. The holder uses small zip-ties instead of wood...

... tour. ...In an image showcasing two models, the figure on the left was created by Shapeways using laser-sintered nylon and cost approximately £15 in November 2010. The model on the right was printed in ABS on my eMaker Huxley for roughly 20 pence.

Notably, I utilized an eMaker Huxley with a 0.3mm nozzle for printing. As an update, the XMPUZZLE file is now available for download; use Burr Tools (http://burrtools.sourceforge.net/) to access it. ...To assemble, print all three pieces and ensure a...

You can find the design here: http://puzzlewillbeplayed.com/3BoardBurr/Carbon/ I used an eMaker Huxley with a 0.3mm nozzle to create it. ...UPDATE: The XMPUZZLE file is now available for download, and you'll need a copy of Burr Tools...