ender belt 3d models

I've included pictures of my finished product to show how the Ender 3 Pro differs from the Ender 3. You will need the following: 1x M6x35 Hex head bolt 1x M6 nut Use the stock screw, nut, and bearings that were included with the Ender 3 Pro y axis...

I was stupid and broke my y-axis belt tensioner. Thankfully I still was able to print. So I constructed a new one. I used a M4 nut as a counterpart for the old screw and I used a M4x30mm with a hex socket for the knob screw. Also I needed two M4...

... (image shown). The purpose of this part is to hold the screw and stop it from rotating when turning the know to tension the belt I welcome any feedback you might have, I will try to respond to any questions http://buymeacoffee.com/darkdemon1975

Ender-3 V2 belt tensioners system for the Ender-3 Pro. I liked the original design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4942809), but I had to rework it to make it easy to use. ... Additional mounting materials: * 2x M5x30mm hex screw * 2x M4x20mm...

I designed this to reduce weight and size of the right side X axis carriage, its deigned to fit the “belted Z mod"  for the Ender 3.

Transmission belt inserts for Ender 3 PRO. Inserts used to make the belts slide parallel to each other. Inserts designed for the ENDER 3 printer with a kit of linear rails from CREALITY. For Y axis inserts, supports are needed. Supports must be...

Transmission belt inserts for Ender 3 PRO. Inserts used to make the belts slide parallel to each other. Inserts designed for the ENDER 3 printer with a kit of linear rails from CREALITY. For Y axis inserts, supports are needed. Supports must be...

This creation was crafted using Tinkercad's user-friendly online platform. ...Edit it directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/g1FPeNoxWLf.

Hi everyone, if you own an Ender 3 you have probably noticed that both the Y and X axis belts are not alligned with the relative fixing points on the Y and X carriages, resulting in rubbing and premature wear of the belts. This design is my solution...

-example printed using CookieCad Mermaid HOW TO APPLY -snip off where the hole ends towards the crystals -use snippers to bend the remaining in towards the crystals -clip on end of belt by pushing in

A belt tensioner for Ender 3 belt synchronized Dual Z systems with a single stepper. Uses 608 bearings. Compatible with long belts, I use a 752mm belt. Note, realistically this isn't under much strain so it doesn't need to use real 608...

I adjusted the z location of the bearing axis down 6mm to align with the stock location.I used this knob

Wasn't a fan of the blue tensioning knobs, so decided to model these up. ... Just push the brass insert out of the originals with a soldering iron, and push them into your new 3D printed ones.

I didn't like the OEM knobs so I made these using brass M4 nuts.

<p>I recommend printing it in ABS, but PLA and PETG will work just fine. ...Its designed to be printed supportless, when you print it like a tower.</p>

Simple modification for easier printing. The overhangs above the nut and rounded holes are now flat so the bridge will be a straight path rather than curved. Unsupported, curved overhangs can cause a collision failure or a messy part. ... This can...

Remixed McPaul1's idler, which is actually a remix of the KerseyFabrications idler, to properly work with a 5mm bolt as well as the removal for the need for a washer (as a spacer).

I made the X and the Y larger so they are easier to see after printing.

I havent found anything to protect the pulley for the Y axis on the stepper motor side so i decided to adjust a few settings of a standard X cover to fit my need, this is not a must have but it could help keep things from jamming there and gives the...

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This belt tensioner needs screws and bolts to function. ...Use a screw with the correct dimensions.

This is a back plate that i designed to remove the lead screw and replace it with a belt. you will need to edit the following in marlin: #define DISABLE_INACTIVE_Z false (This will be marked as "true", change it to "false") //#define...

the plates in the original Belt driven ender 3 mod did not fit my 3dfused x gantry linear rail. ...I smashed this together (badly) from the two files you can see in the remixed files.

Here's a remix of the X-axis belt tensioner for Ender 3 and CR10, designed with adaptability in mind. This custom part includes a cleverly crafted adapter that lets you keep using the original flanged bearings on the non-driven side of the belt,...

Compact GT2 Belt Clip for Ender 5 and Other 3D Printers Tiny yet functional, this miniature belt clip is designed to fit snugly on your Ender 5 or similar 3D printers. Bounding Box: 5.2x10.5x5mm, Weight: 0.2g Components: 1. A single 3D printed STL...

This is used to fill the gap left from a Chinese belt tensioner for Ender 3 Pro x-axis. Aluminum mount is not long enough on the right side and bends a little due to pressure applied. Thus, I had to use this in order to prevent wobbling and bending.

Y belt tensioner cover for the widely available tensioner on Amazon for the Ender 3 Pro with 40x40 Y extrusion. I added the Y belt tensioner I bought from Amazon on my E3P and discovered no-one has designed a cover for it yet. Time to practice my...

-GT2_Clamp_Ender_5_Y_Carriage_Sling_v1.stl (not recommended) But due to sometimes appearing issues with touching the V-Slot, and tolerances at the carriage, and the thing that the Belt has to be shortened, during installation... I designed a second...

https://youtu.be/fjyvR_md1fM assembly video Was asked to make rollers and a scrapper for the ender bender (45 degree belt printer upgrade for ender 3 series) prints 2X Posts 2X Roller 1 bar 1 bar mirrored 1 blade 1 left arm with supports touching bed...

Printed and mounted on my Ender 3, it has successfully completed a dozen or so small prints without any signs of trouble. Although it hasn't been extensively tested, use it with caution. To simplify installation, attach the screws and T-nuts to the...