ender 5 plus strain relief 3d models

This is a modified version of this fanduct: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020267 I have adapted it to the Ender 5 plus. The belt holders collide with the original on the 5 plus, so I've made space for this. Furthermore, I created a little more...

Shout out to [zanek012](https://www.thingiverse.com/zanek012) for creating the files in SolidWorks [Creality Ender 5 Plus](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4556594/) files. I took these files and converted them using Rhino 6 into STL files and...

Some parts I did for enhancing my Ender-5 Plus when doing the direct drive upgrade.Cable guideA fixation for the extruder cables. Needs a M3 x 6 counter sunk screw.</p><p><strong>Z-screw fixation</strong></p><p>The Z-screw holders need four M4 * 10...

Riser legs/feet for my Ender 5 Plus are designed to work seamlessly without any modifications to the printer. They incorporate a 2020 extrusion keyway that locks into place within the E5+ frame, and a recessed hole at the bottom allows for easy use...

Housing for an Ender 5 Plus. Printed components were made in NiceABS, and the following are still needed: Acrylic sheets: 2 pieces, each measuring 555x400x3mm; 2 pieces, each measuring 510x420x3mm; 2 pieces, each measuring 637x200x3mm; 2 pieces,...

Remix of Ender 5 Plus Micro Swiss NG Cable Strain Relief by Tuna on Printables. Original was slightly too thick to use with the CR-10/Ender3 NG variant and would cause binding of the V rollers. Rather than thin it out, potentially losing some...

I made a strain relief for the Ender 3 with direct drive conversion from another strain relief for cables, here from Thingiverse. I couldn't find a suitable strain relief for my direct drive conversion. so I took an existing STL and made it fit. ... ...

Very quick and simple feet for my Ender 5+ electronics case. I removed it from the enclosure, so I wanted something to hold the case up for proper ventilation. You can simply replace the 6 M3x6 screws which hold the bottom cover on the...

We selected the ender 5 plus for its build area and cube frame style construction, knowing that we wanted to print ABS with a heated chamber this design lends itself to easy enclosing using twin-wall polycarbonate panels designed to attach directly...

The carriage wheel spacers now fit through the part for a more secure location. A support tube now keeps the Bowden tube from flopping over to one side. I didn't like how the corrugated tube was bundling cables with the Bowden tube, so I removed...

This is a page for my Ender 5 plus enclosure, this is still a work in progress. But the bulk of the work is done, other then finalizing the x gantry setup. If I can't get the brushes to work long term I'll probably just drop the sides down to just...

Remixed this design from Ender 2 Heat Bed Cable Strain Relief to suit various materials while preserving its durability. ... *** 182mm in length, suited for printing on a variety of machines including the CR-10 series.

Creality Ender 6 strain relief support for Bowden setups. ...Uses a M3 6mm bolt through the back to mount to the carriage and zip / cable tie to secure the loom.</p>

I had trouble with kid and animals touching my touchpanel on my printer so decided to get a cover for the screen to avoid this. ...just like i have on my ender 3 pro because of the bright light. ...

... printing. ...Now you only need to print 4 pieces and assemble them with your Eder 5 or Eder 5+. The previous version required some repairs, but I'm grateful for the original design's solid foundation! ...My project is ongoing, but progress continues.

... direction so you would need to force the bed wiring. ...This is a remix of that piece so it is longer and has the same orientation as the original piece so it can be used as a proper strain relief the same way the default piece on the Ender 3 is used.

... THING. And This THING inspired from following Haemophic's THING. Thank you so much!!! Materials friendly Ender 2 Heat Bed Cable Strain Relief by Haemophilic https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2896378 Enjoy. ... # BOM No Additional Parts

... design the THING. And This THING inspired from following Haemophic's THING. Thank you so much!!! Materials friendly Ender 2 Heat Bed Cable Strain Relief by Haemophilic https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2896378 Enjoy. ... BOM No Additional Parts

It has been merged with the "Hotend_cable_relief.STL" file from the Ender 3 Hotend Cable Strain Relief. It is intended to substitute the original fan mount component during assembly, the backplate and fan ducts are still necessary from the MinV2 Fan...

This is a clip on strain relief for the heated bed of my Ender-2 v1 (not the pro version). My cable got extremly hot because of bad connection. I replaced the cable also to a silicone insulated cable that withstands temps up to 600 °C.and is more...

I needed to store and use my Creality ender 3 Pro close to a wall. ...The default strain relief for the bed cables sticks out quite a bit on the back side. ...My solution was to make a 90 degree bend so it sticks out as little as possible.

This is a bed cable strain relief support for the Creality Ender 6. It uses zip ties to secure the cable and an M4 8mm bolt and t-nut for the support to the extrusion. ...I will post the STEP files pending.</p>

I modified the original to allow for a thicker cable, suitable for the Ender 3 V3 SE in the IKEA Lack enclosure.This is necessary because the stock strain relief pinches the cable too much, and the original design I modified required more space.

Repeat after me: Ender 3's bed strain relief cap is a SHI*-ning example of how we can use our 3d printers to improve our 3d printers! Remixed from FourDog's thingiverse model, I added a 3mm screw hole so one can use M3 or 1/8 screws for our imperial...

For this screw you will have to use the strain relief part as a drill guide to drill a 1/8" hole in the print carriage for it to pass through. For the heated bed strain relief system you will need: ► (3) M3 x 10 socket or button head screws ► (2) M3...

For those that mount their filament holder close to the machine it's necessary to constrain the heated bed cable differently so that it doesn't impede the filament reel or the bed.

Revised file from Beladog who revised the file from BGDog. ...just a slight twist and turn which will remove the need for supports which will reduce printing time and filament usage.

I crafted theneedful's rendition with impressive results, but I felt it could benefit from additional reinforcement. So, I created my remix, aiming to provide even more robust support. ...To achieve this, I added extra support structures on either side...

I was thrilled to find this solution after mistakenly ordering the incorrect 4-round set of solid bed mounts from TH3d Studios - a problem that's now easily solved with this ingenious fitment, cleverly designed to slide snugly over the rear corner...