fmx ramps 3d models

... Pi B+. ...Additionally, a few precision-crafted holes have been incorporated to snugly accommodate the Raspberry's connectors and the Ramps' reset button. ...The print is underway; once completed, accompanying images will be posted for viewing.

A remix from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:399943 to fit the Rasberry Pi B+. ... Also made a few holes for the raspberry's connectors and ramps' reset button I'm printing it right now, when it's ready I will post some pictures

A simple mount for the RAMPS 1.4 Smart Controller LCD Screen on 20mm x 40mm (or 20mm x 20mm) aluminum extrusion is required. I estimate the angle will be between 60° and 70°. This mount can also be used with a great cover from wersy, available at...

These parts prevent RAMPS from wobbling until a custom enclosure is available, fitting 5/16" or M8 rods. The design features two brackets for attaching a fan above the board to cool Pololus. ...Assemble by printing and using M3 screws on the components.

I enhanced a remake of backplate from Ramps Case by 1sPiRe - it's an amazing box, thanks for the inspiration! ...Here's what I changed: * Increased thickness to 2mm for added durability * Removed all surface extrusions to achieve a super flat...

This simple fan mounting bracket is designed to be effortlessly pushed onto the MakerFarm i3 Prusa frame, specifically for use with a RAMPS fan. ...To install, first print the bracket and then secure the fan using a bolt or zip tie before pushing it...

It works seamlessly with simple steppers, switches, and Marlin firmware paired with Ramps electronics. ... Check out this video: https://youtu.be/lZC_BklgaBU Grab the Processing sketch here: https://github.com/maxcom5555/MAKA_robot_arm_controller ...

Modified box for ramps that can print face-to-face, and also 10mm taller so the coolers fit with greater ease. Plus cover for two 50mm coolers. I modified a thing from here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:298471. ...To be clear, I don't remember what...

A dedicated fan is essential for operating RAMPS at peak performance. I'm utilizing a 70mm fan with excellent results. This uncomplicated mount takes only a few minutes to print and install securely using four M3 screws. ...While its primary function is...

Custom-designed oversized knob perfectly complements the RAMPS 1.4 Graphical LCD, replacing the original tiny knob that came with it. The new knob fits securely in place with minimal effort, requiring only a gentle push to seat it properly. ...Its...

This bracket secures an Arduino/Ramps assembly to a delta printer built from 80/20 1010 (1") T-Slotted aluminum extrusions. The bracket is adapted from jwags55's Raspberry Pi Mount (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:513629). ...Included are Sketchup...

Just a remix to put an RPI3 with RAMPS and added holes for screws, following the original creator's instructions. No testing has been done yet, but it's likely that there will be no issues. ... Update: 09/29/17: A version 2 of this design has been...

I am reworking a protective casing specifically for both my ramps modules AND my Raspberry Pi computer. This revamped version is fully customizable and designed to effectively pull cool fresh air from outside, circulate it, then expel it back out...

CNC/Laser Ramps+One Relay Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printing Summary This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online <a href="https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lEVV1fptQjX">https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lEVV1fptQjX</a></p>

Create a holder for two 40mm fans to enhance cooling on Ramps 1.4 boards. To make the holder, securely tape it onto long M3 studs above the board. ...Use materials such as acrylic or FR4 from a CNC machine and use CorelDraw X6 in CDR file format for...

Since I couldn't locate a suitable 60 mm fan standoff for RAMPS on hand, I opted to design and build one myself. ...This custom-made standoff/holder stands significantly taller than other versions I've come across, which I deliberately designed to be...

An 80mm fan adapter is available for Ramps 1.4 cases, utilizing its silence with only 10db noise level. Choose between M3 or M4 versions that have holes suitable for M3x30mm and M4x30mm bolts. This design serves as a lid, eliminating the need for...

For those struggling to print the original one, I've created a new thicker walled Ramps-FD box: Ramps-FD Box Thick. This is v1 of my Ramps-FD enclosure with a 30mm fan and EEPROM hanger. I'm upgrading my Duplicator i3 with Ramps-FD and no longer...

Additional features of this design include: * Increased height of the main body to accommodate lcd ribbon cables and enhance heat dissipation * Additional mounting points for the Ramps board to facilitate board modifications * An optional LCD back...

I have incorporated a digital voltmeter display into the ramps case using this display: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-0-36-3-Digital-LED-Display-Voltage-Meter-Voltmeter-DC-3-2-30V-Yellow-Volt-/261257340587?hash=item3cd426a6ab:g:uPoAAOxy-sRSWWxk, but...

It is a remarkably tight fit for the Ramps board, however, with only the bottom two holes of the top plate aligning perfectly with the mounting holes on the Ramps 1.4 board. A built-in ventilation system consisting of a lid designed specifically to...

I created this RAMPS case specifically to accommodate 2 25 mm fans on either side, directing airflow straight at the stepper drivers secured onto my Cobblebot Little Monster 3D Printer's 8020 extrusion. I've made a significant upgrade since initially...

I designed this RAMPS case originally with a specific goal in mind: mounting two 25mm fans on the side to blow air directly across the stepper drivers, which are then secured to the 8020 extrusion of my Cobblebot Little Monster 3D Printer. Since...

This is an adaptation for the Mini Kossel with 15x15 frame components that enables you to secure your RAMPS onto your lower frame securely. See http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:567088 to get the lid. Instructions ...

Other users have reported this issue too, but the original design's photos clearly show it working with RAMPS 1.4, so there may be variants of the board involved. My dimensions are similar to those found on...

I used thirty gauge M3 screws that fit perfectly through the holes in the ramps 1.4 and the stand-offs are precisely the right height for the screw to tighten flush with the bottom of the M3 nuts, ensuring the entire base mounts flush with the side...

Additionally, three nuts recesses are available at the bottom, requiring 3mm by 23/24mm screws for securing the Ramps. Printing this design took approximately nine hours and was achieved using a single layer raft, 3mm brim, 2.5mm spacing, and...

This design is created to match and enhance my latest Arduino/Ramps enclosure (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2515234), but it can also be used with any Ramps setup. To attach this design, simply drill mounting holes through the rear back plate...

128x64 pixel, 1.3" I2C OLED Display / Detachable 0.96" I2C OLED Display Compact Design: TinyOLED V1.2 Connector Board (45mm x 37mm) Intelligent Storage: TF Card Module for Offline Printing, Easily Removable Smooth Control: Rotary Encoder for...

It allows you to position your LCD anywhere else, but this will mean detaching it from the PCB enclosure on ramps. The only diameter tube I support at present is 25.4mm and if anyone requires new files or anything changed, simply send a message...