ender 3 x axis limit switch 3d models

The original cable holder is not compatible with an Ender 3 Pro. ...I modified the screw hole so the stock 40mm screw fits.

This supports and Ender 3 style carriages that does not have a protrusion to hit the limit switch.

This new component serves as a substitute for the original Y-axis limit switch holder.

This is a remix of [franpoli](https://www.thingiverse.com/franpoli)'s fantastic filament run-out sensor/limit switch bracket designed for the Creality CR10S, CR10 and Ender 3 with direct drive solutions.\r\n\r\nMade to accommodate the switch used in...

A clever adapter for securing x-axis limit switches on a Chinese 3040 router, completely eliminating the need for any drilling or screwing. ...This ingenious device simply snaps or glides onto the underside of the x-axis carriage.

I increased the height of the base piece by 8.5mm so it will contact my X-carriage plate. The original height was approximately 21.5mm, so the new height is 30mm. Fillets are an approximation. ... Credit goes to the original creator:...

The large bed leveling knob jammed into the original Y-Axis Limit Switch, causing a ruckus that necessitated lowering the top of the bracket for added clearance.

Remounting the X-Axis Limit Switch Requires a Flat Bracket. This project was created using Tinkercad, a free online 3D modeling tool. ...You can edit this design directly in your browser at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/dHAVfyqWRZN

To ensure smooth bed leveling during 3D printing, adjust the X limit switch by moving it 8mm away from its original position. ...This simple tweak prevents the X-axis carriage from colliding with the printer's frame on the right side.

Newer Monoprice Select Minis have their x-axis limit switched attached directly to the x-axis gantry cover. This cover often rattles, leaving a desire to remove it entirely, but with no place for the switch to reattach itself. A small bracket lets...

This is a quick re-mix of kapakahi's [MP Mini X-Axis Limit Switch Bracket](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2045548) to allow it to mount on the [MPSM V2 Z Carriage](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3192928/) by muzzled. ... STL and CAD files are...

I've got the latest version of the CR10s with a black box that covers the X-Axis motor/belt and houses the X-axis end stopper/limit switch. The screws go all the way through this black box into the frame, then into the X-axis motor. After installing...

In the process of upgrading my Sovol SV01's mainboard I ran across the problem that the existing stock X limit switch mount, which is part of the x-axis NEMA 17 Motor Mount system and pulley cover, limited the available space on the printbed in the X...

X-axis stepper motor and limit switch components are constructed from semi-hard plastic materials. Based on my own experience, when performing maintenance tasks and tightening the screws, all four corners of these parts often break, necessitating...

The recent Anet A8 models have shipped with injection-molded Z-axis nut supports, but the screws provided to secure the X-axis limit switch are the wrong size, making it impossible to fix securely. I designed this clip to solve the problem. This is...

This is a quick re-mix of kapakahi's MP Mini X-Axis Limit Switch Bracket to allow it to mount on the MPSM V2 Z Carriage by muzzled. STL and CAD files are included. Print Settings Printer: Voron Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill:...

Ben customized his carriage to accommodate the Lerdge limit switches.

I needed just a 2mm extension because for some reason my y-axis was grounding out further into the build area than the designed parameter.

You'll need some m5 screws for the end rail, I'll add a second one that doesn't require it. ...This is my take on the limits switch - feel free to leave any comments below. Print at 100% infill. ... Have fun with your 3D printing project!

The bracket snaps directly onto x-axis rods, with pre-drilled holes allowing for clamping to the rod if needed - in this case, none were required. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: P3Steel 2.5 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm...

Modified the Ender3 X Axis cover to accommodate any-sized Stepper Motor in Hangtight's direct drive mod by adding a notch in one corner. ...This modification likely requires drilling larger holes and using a shorter countersunk screw for the notched...

Modified the Ender3 X Axis cover to be notched in one corner, allowing any size Stepper Motor for Hangtight's direct drive mod. ... You will likely need to drill the holes bigger, will need a shorter countersunk screw for the notched section, I cut my...

Modified the Ender3 X Axis cover to be notched in one corner, allowing any size Stepper Motor for Hangtight's direct drive mod. You will likely need to drill the holes bigger, will need a shorter countersunk screw for the notched section, I cut my...

Just... ...Ender-3 X-axis Cover (Manual leveling hint included) .step - Feel free Remix! ...

Always forgetting what direction the X axis moves so I came up with this solution Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Filament: ESUN PLA+ Black Category: 3D Printer Accessories

tensioner for Ender 3; Ender 3 pro, Ender v2, Cr10, etc. ...One M3 nut and one M3x25mm screw are required. turnbuckle for Ender 3; Ender 3 pro, Ender v2, Cr10, etc. ...You need an M3 nut and a M3x25mm screw

Decorative cover that hides the QR code on the x-axis cover of the Ender 3 v2. The original sticker is removed and the cover plugs into the screw heads of the original cover. The blank canvas offers a nice way to personalize your printer. You...

This is a remix of Ender 3 V2 original Z limit stop to be able to use V-156-1C25 micro switches. Ender 3 V2 comes with unreliable z limit stop and i found it necessary to replace it with more reliable one. This design is a remix. Enjoy it. ...It works...

I created this little thing, to be able to use the x endstop of my ender, as i replaced the hotend carrier vith a Ender 3 V2 hotend. I printed it with an RF100 and Cura standard settings. Maybe this helps anybody, if not I will just use it for...

Always forgetting what direction the X axis moves so I came up with this solution