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A critical component of the X-axis assembly, the tensioner spacer ensures smooth operation by keeping the belt at a safe distance from the delicate extrusion mechanism.

I installed a customizable LED strip above the Y-axis belt tensioner on my 3D printer so I could illuminate my Pi Camera better.

... DIN 7991 M5x10 screws, two T-nut M5 holders, and one bearing 608 2rs. Z-axis screw stabilizer. Built to eliminate the smallest possible travel of the screw. ...Accessories: Two DIN 7991 M5x10 fasteners, two M5 T-nut inserts, and a 608 2rs bearing.

Align the X-axis assembly on a stable surface, ensuring all components are securely fastened to prevent movement during calibration. Mount the PsEye camera directly above the assembly, maintaining a precise vertical alignment with the X-axis...

My printer has these Z-motor spacers installed and it is a perfect fit.Post-PrintingPress in a 608 bearing and attach to Ender 3 with (2) M3 or M4 screws and (2) t-slot nuts.Note: The oddball phillips hex washer M3 screws with a shoulder in the photo...

I'm crafting a new hotend mount for my Ender-3, and I thought I'd share my coarse approximation of Creality's component. This was the definition of "quick and dirty", I didn't remove it from the printer, but I did use digital calipers, so there's a...

A compact z axis floating bearing without magnets. Uses 8 balls 2.2-2.4mm dia. balls (from a 16x8x6mm bearing) 1. Print all four parts on the flat sides. 2. Use sand paper to smooth the top printed surfaces which mate with each other. 3. Use...

It replaces the X-Axis limit switch cover (The thing with the QR code sticker on it) with one that has M3 screw holes for mounting other attachments. You can then attach to that: * Main Mount and Ethernet Retainer: This has a cable holder (and...

I created a custom X-Axis cover for my dad's 3D printer. ...The original design was taken from Venegade's innovative work on Thingiverse, specifically his project with the ID 2974646.

Z axis knob to match the extruder knob by Sirpug. Threaded section was pulled from another Thing. ...I printed Thread_test first and found I needed to scale the knob 103% on X & Y to have the thread fit well.

One-piece bracket to provide more lightweight and compact mounting for lead screw nut(s) on the Z axis. Reversible to be usable both on the left and right sides. ...

To install it, the cover of the X axis motor needs to be removed. Optical Sensor with Inversion and Big (6mm) Distance Between Emitter and Receiver: https://aliexpress.com/item/32728213054.html Additionally needed: M3x8 screws: - 4 pieces for...

This tiny ring was specifically designed to function as a washer for the Y-axis pulley.\r\nI had previously encountered an issue where the Y-axis belt would frequently come into contact with the wall of the pulley and become damaged.\r\nHowever, once...

... and tightened screws, the belt would always veer off to one side. But I found a solution! Here are some shims/spacers that helped me move out the X-Axis tensioner so it's centered along the 2020 channel. ...What worked for me was using 2.4mm.

Designed a Y axis motor mount and integrated it seamlessly into a custom Wyze cam mount using the cool3dp framework. A strategic addition of approximately 25mm was necessary between the motor and cam mount to ensure optimal clearance above the bed.

However, upon further inspection, I realized that a pre-made Z-Axis support with the exact same 0.7mm offset was nowhere to be found. As a result, I decided to fabricate my own solution. ...To accomplish this, I needed to incorporate a bearing 608,...

... picture - after fuse FP1. I've checked the option without adding any additional z-axis element and found that the sensor works amazingly well even with the original frame, provided it has a proper width. ...You can see this in action on the gif.

... found the solution! Here are a set of shims/spacers to move out the X-Axis tensioner so it is centered along the 2020 channel. What worked for me was 2.4mm. ... The following sizes are provided: -0.4mm -0.8mm -1.0mm -1.6mm -2.0mm Hope this helps!

... approximately one hour. ...After removing the QR code, I found the area looked vacant, so I decided to place the Ender Dragon there. The logo used is from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2873554. ...Thanks go out to Dr Boo for their contribution.

The hero me v2 dual 5015 with ezabl couldn't home because the x-axis housing was hit before the limit switch was reached. This is a alternative housing to fix that. Could be nicer, but this works perfect. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

The hero me v2 dual 5015 with ezabl couldn't home because the x-axis housing was hit before the limit switch was reached. This is a alternative housing to fix that. Could be nicer, but this works perfect. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

I was tired of the picture with the qr code on the X-axis motor, so I took a ruler, measured its dimensions and in 15 minutes I drew a simple model in Fusion 360, which is easily printed and glued to double-sided tape.

Optical Endstop for Axis Z. ... Optical sensor with inversion and large (6mm) distance between transmitter and receiver: https://aliexpress.com/item/-/32728213054.html Additionally needed: Additionally needed: M3x12 bolts - 2 pieces for sensor...

I wanted to install my webcam on the X-axis gantry in just the right position. I made some changes to the x-limit-switch-bracket file from Creality's Github repository, then added TeachingTech's ball mount for extra stability. ... Update: The V2...

I stumbled upon the x-axis cover designed by u/DrStreet on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2924288) and thought I'd create my own version. Using tape is an option, but it tends to slip right off and won't stay in place. ...The Empire logo...

A simple Y-axis tensioner, fluid screwing. ... Videos of the assembly : https://youtu.be/NFNiiNsCyNk https://youtu.be/HrTCUQoW-Ac Additional screws required for installation : 1 x M6 x 20 chassis screw 1 screw H M5 x 25 1 washer Ø5 1 Nut M5

I saw sometimes the plastic bits and pieces found its way into the pulley of the Y axis stepper motor. When this happens, it would hinder the smooth motion of the bed. So I made a simple cover that snaps on the stepper motor. ... Print it on its side.

... Tinkercad platform, where you can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0wFsg7Wus7P. ... Check out these fantastic covers for the X axis: Get ready to boldly go where no one has gone before with our Star Trek-themed masterpieces!

... ...The dickbutt X-Axis Cover has been left entirely intact, unchanged from its original form. ...It's been included alongside this remake for the convenience of users who might prefer to access both versions simultaneously through a single download.

After seeing the x-axis cover designed by u/DrStreet and venegade on Thingiverse, I decided to create a version my fellow rebels can print. ... Like the imperial design, this cover fits neatly onto the stock enclosure without any need for adjustment,...