i3 cable 3d models

High-performance tools are being utilized, consisting of a 15-link heavy-duty chain labeled as #A and a 16-link extra-heavy-duty chain marked as #B. Both chains provide an exact fit within OEM-designed mounting points. ...The highly-anticipated Y-axis...

This is a small clip for the extruder cable.I was not satisfied by less fixing of the extruder cable of my i3 mk3s.The textile cable sleeve easily gets out of the original clamp and then the cable slack rubs the printing bed slightly.This 19min-print...

This is a small clip for the extruder cable.I was not satisfied by less fixing of the extruder cable of my i3 mk3s.The textile cable sleeve easily gets out of the original clamp and then the cable slack rubs the printing bed slightly.This 19min-print...

This is a cable chain for the Anycubic i3 Mega X. It can be mounted with the existing screws and cable ties or rubber bands only. Two M3 screws for the mount at the printer head are optional. ... Parts to print: X-axis: + 1x CC_X_PrinterHead_M3 or...

** WAIT FOR UPDATE ** This version has interference with bed L-bracket Needed a way to prevent the bed heating and thermistor cable bundle from riding up and pinching between the bed carriage and the frame for the LCD on Wanhao i3 Plus clone,...

... hour to print at .2 resolution. Here are my print settings: I used a RepRap printer, specifically a Prusa i3 model. Rafts didn't make a difference in this case. Supports also weren't necessary. ...I set the resolution to .2 and went with 20% infill.

This clip secures the cable to the extruder assembly. ...A single cable tie suffices, held firmly by one M3 screw measuring between 14 and 16 millimeters in length.

Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Accessories Summary My Prusa tend to touch the bed with the cable in some situations. That's why I designed a small support element so the cable tension moved more towards this element. Make sure you print with...

The Wanhao i3 maker selects V2 and V2.1 benefit from heated bed strain relief featuring a distinctive ridge on the bed itself. ...This design clips neatly into the square hole found on the Y-carriage of these specific 3D printers.

Decided against printing an entire cable chain, came up with a solution to keep it out of sight instead. Not ideal, may need tweaking but here's what I've come up with so far. Was using cable ties initially to hold the bundle in place and out of the...

My Prusa printer often has the cable make contact with the bed, which is why I created a small support component to shift the tension towards this element. Always print at 100% infill to ensure a solid structure. This new component is located in...

In my 3D printer, these components were moving excessively, consistently pulling on the cables, which led me to worry about an impending failure. This modification will necessitate two M3 screws, approximately 5mm in length, accompanied by their...

Prusa i3 MK3 X-axis-cable holder R4 extruder Print instructionsPRUSA PETG 20% infill, 2 perimeters

Prusa i3 MK2.5 heatbed cable cover upgraded with advanced filament strain relief, borrowed from the proven design of the MK2S. + The upgraded cable cover now includes a robust filament strain relief feature, directly taken from the MK2S model. + A...

... English : Hotbed cable guide for Anycubic I3 Mega S. For newer models with 4mm thick plate and suitable hole for new adjusting screws. ... Overhang in the first layer has been removed, which means that printing is possible without problems.

... ...This clip serves as a secure anchoring point for the power and sensor cables of the heated build platform on a Prusa i3 printer. The elevated section fits over the rear bar of the Y plate and is held in place using one or more 100mm cable ties.

I created some mounts for 10x10 cable chains specifically designed for Anycubic i3 Mega-S printers. It's a great feeling to have them, especially when you're running your printer inside an enclosure. With these mounts, the cables won't rub against...

Remixed the 90° cable cover from i3d88 to work on newer i3 MK3 printers that have screw-on terminals rather than soldered ones. Everything kept the same from his design (including the center screw hole, though at this point it isn't needed). Doesn't...

Also the cable clip is positioned to the right (instead of left) to add just a bit of slack to the cabling. Print instructionsPrinted on: Anycubic i3 Mega Raft/Brim/Supports: No/Yes/No Layer height: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% Material: Filacube PLA+...

MonoPrice Maker Select V2, also known as Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 printers, have an issue where a cable can get caught on the back of the frame. This print clips onto the frame and forces the cable upwards, so it can't catch on the side of the...

The original cable chain and extruder clamp are available below: Cable Chain: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11978 Extruder Clamp: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:775684 Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Migbot i3 Rafts: Yes Supports:...

I had attempted several cable chain mount models for my i3 mega, but they either didn't match the 10x20mm cable chain I purchased off eBay, so I created this one myself. It likely uses more filament than necessary, but I'm satisfied with its...

I designed a mount for 7x7 cable chains that fits perfectly on the Anycubic i3 Mega-S. It's really convenient to have them if you're keeping your printer inside an enclosure. With these mounts, the cables won't rub against the walls or windows. I...

Remixed the 90-degree cable cover from i3d88 to make it work seamlessly on newer i3 MK3 printers that feature screw-on terminals instead of soldered ones. The entire design remains unchanged from the original (including the center screw hole,...

To keep my sensor insulated and measure the correct heatbed temperature, I applied some insulation foam to the cable guide. For added strain relief, I used two zip ties at the "tube" coming up from the board - there are already grooves for them in...

This is my take on a unified X and Z-axis cable chain for the Alunar Prusa i3 printer. The end piece of the extruder takes over from the X-axis end stop bracket. It supplies a filament guide while moving the end stop switch 10mm. This shifts the end...

This remix takes its cue from bigstation's innovative x-cable zip tie design, combined with sebastianliebhart's clever x-cable holder concept. ...To enhance stability, double zip ties secure the x-axis cable in place, ensuring sturdy support at all...

New Cable Holder Unveiled for Enhanced R4 Extruder Performance A cutting-edge X-axis cable management system has been specifically designed to work seamlessly with the state-of-the-art R4 extruder, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. ...By...

* The factory filament support stays, it and the cables route almost the same way as stock, up into the chain connector and secure them with a 2nd cable tie. Its OK if it rotates a little, its designed to do that as needed at the axis limits. * The...

I found difficult to fit the cable through the cover opening of the original model, so I enlarged it by 2mm.