handle bed 3d models

- 0.12 layer - 80% infill - 30 mm/s (10 mm/s first layer) Cheers Nio Just another bed handle with action camera mount, this time for Ender 3 Pro and magnetic bed. ...Freely inspired by the creations of (thanks Guys): (LarnOrm)...

The Modified Ender 3 Bed Handle is a key component in enhancing the overall printing experience, addressing several critical issues that arise from the original design. To begin with, the new handle increases the distance between the hotbed and the...

... for my first printer to arrive. I think this is the cleanest version of the bed handle with camera mount option out there. ...Be sure to check the optimal positions for bolt holes before printing and adjust them or drill new ones after it's done.

I really appreciated the bed handle that user Xenz designed for the standard Y-carriage plate and wanted to incorporate it into the upgraded aluminum plate as well. Luckily, user billiamthesecond had created a clip-on handle for the upgraded plate...

Ender 3 Low Poly Bed Handle remixed with shorter (compact) arms, in addition to providing a v2 that has an additional stiffener along the arms. The arms are thinner than original design which works better for some adjustment wheels and screws. ...

All parts should print in the orientations they are in their respective STLs, Use supports on the hand side of the bed handle, but block any supports where it slots onto the Y carriage. ... The camera arm retains the slot from variour's design for the...

Seeking a solution to secure it in place, I discovered Gordineerpeter's Bed Handle and decided to integrate the two parts seamlessly. To simplify adjusting the vertical angle of the camera for larger prints, I redesigned that section of the arm to...

Bed Handle for Ender 3 and CR-10 using Camera case for raspberry pi cameraOrientation shown is the best for a good print you can also print it horizontally at a higher print cost (more supports).CR-10 62g - 11h20Ender 3 51g 9h35 Camera case for...

Cheers Nio Just another bed handle with an action camera mount, this time for Ender 3 Pro and magnetic bed. ... Freely inspired by the creations of (thanks Guys): (LarnOrm) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2957507 (moclub)...

This is a remix for the camera handle mount, specific to the Logitech B525 webcam. ... It is intended to be used with this handle: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2957507

Remix of CR10S-Pro handle and WYZE V2 mount combo to work with the new CR-6 SE

Doubled the thickness of the handle to make it a bit stronger and put a hole in the center for camera mount. ...Works great on the Ender 3 MAX

I really like these handles because they are definitely cuter than others The original was a little too long and the short remix is perfect. However I wanted one for the left side as well, so I rotated the base 90 degrees and it fit perfectly.

... SD card along with the rabbit, car etc. ...Uploading it here as some customers reported their SD card doesn't have it included. There are two holes underneath the bed that it attaches to, using the spare screws provided by Creality with the printer.

However, I've run into an issue with my printer - it comes equipped with a 4mm metal plate, whereas most designs assume a standard 3mm plate, causing the handle to be uncomfortably tight for me. ...Fortunately, this modification should solve that...

Remixed handle for use with the part below or a clone like it. ... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YY9B7PM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I just shrunk the axis so the holes lines up with my plate.

Enough room for spacers to expand when tightening the bed. Printed with the flat side down (see Picture) using tree supports. 0.2 layer height & 20% infill takes around 6Hrs 45 Mins to print. Just printing it for the first time so will remove...

Enough room for spacers to expand when tightening the bed. Printed with the flat side down (see Picture) using tree supports. 0.2 layer height & 20% infill takes around 6Hrs 45 Mins to print. Fits perfectly. The one that I printed is...

I did this because when printing I wanted the back of the box to be in contact with the bed for a better appearance.\r\nTo attach the arm to the bed, the leveling screws of the same printer are used, to attach the support I have used an M4x10...

Remixed this awesome design so those of us with silicone spacers can use it too. Enough room for spacers to expand when tightening the bed. Printed with the flat side down (see Picture) using tree supports. 0.2 layer height & 20% infill takes...

I wanted to design a discreet drawer-like bed handle that doesn't stick out the bed. Just place it under the bed mount plate, with the 2 front screws leveling knobs (see pics). Please share your makes! ...:)

I wanted to design a discreet drawer-like bed handle that doesn't stick out the bed. Just place it under the bed mount plate, with the 2 front screws leveling knobs (see pics). This version is a remix of my previous design. It has a bit more...

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... movement to the right when necessary clearance is required. In contrast to cumbersome long bar handles that often obstruct camera mounts, this design skillfully optimizes bed accessibility while maintaining a sleek and efficient handle profile.

Ikea Bed BRIMNES - Drawers Handle Bumper Guard. Print with TPU, 30% infill will add some softness. ...0.3 resolution should do.

This handle is designed for making your bed easier to move while cleaning or removing parts. It is designed to be placed on top of bed frame under the springs. It is also designed to move freely to the right in case you need to get it out of your way...

This is a remix from the Ender 3 Bed Led Strip Housing Handle. ...I've added a platform and screw for a Logitech C615 webcam and extended the length of the feet for better clearance from the printhead.

A cap for the handle grip of the Tesset pickup bed cover. Works really good and does not fly off as the original part did on the highway :-( Do not print it in PLA, PLA doesn't resist UV-radiation and will degrade. ...Use ABS or ASA.

I built this specifically for my Anet E12 printer, using an M3 nut that goes in with some force. ...To secure it properly, I aligned everything carefully and fed a M3 bolt through to draw the nut tightly into place.

I wanted to be able to use this excellent design with the bed level lock from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4765153 So I modified the design to only be on the upper side of the heat plate. This way the bed level lock still fits underneath.