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Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa I3, CoreXY Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Any Infill: 20% is sufficient Notes: Be careful to prevent under-extrusion or you'll risk a tank leak. ...You can print both the trap and tongs on a...

It was created after being thoroughly impressed by its performance on my i3 setup, and I wanted to replicate that experience on my CoreXY machine. This design accommodates up to a 2020 extrusion mount, utilizing two adapters: an 8mm and a 10mm...

Here are my print settings: Printer: CoreXY D-Bot Rafts: No rafts needed here! Supports: None required - this design is strong and stable on its own. ... Resolution: I opted for a crisp 0.2-0.25mm resolution, yielding a smooth finish and precise...

... CoreXY... is extremely important because it has a high center of gravity. If Print Speed exceeds 50mm/s (my default print speed is 60mm/s, layer height 0.1mm). Everyone is working on making it happen. I'm sorry I modified the design of SCOTT_3D.

... Here are my preferred print settings: Printer: Custom CoreXY Rafts: None Supports: None Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 20% Notes: For this design, I use a three-layer top and sides setup. ...The bottom layer remains unprinted to increase glue adhesion.

... Print Settings Printer: X3D CoreXY XL Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Infill: 40% Notes: PLA Gumaplast @205 deg. ...Celsius ~60mm/s0.4 mm nozzle, extrusion width 150%, extrusion height 0.3 mm How I Designed This Designed with FreeCAD, Linux

The Z Axis components and pen holder have also been modified from user henryarnald's corexy design, which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2349232. When printing the parts, use at least 75% infill to avoid shear issues. ...A generic...

Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa I3, CoreXY Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: The higher the better Infill: None, just walls Notes: Be advised that tungsten lamps can overheat some plastics, so use a suitable lamp like an LED or...

The springs that come along with the truck frame and axles are essential.\nYou can check out my assembly video for this at my YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/MrCrankyfaceProjects\nI'll upload more V2 parts as soon as I finish them, so stay...

... the bottom hole. Depending on your printer, you may need to rat-tail file it a bit. I printed four clips, and three were perfect; one needed filing. Print Settings Printer: CoreXY homebuilt Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 40%

I needed a nice clean housing to mount my clone PanelDue 7 on a inside rail of my coreXY printer. I was going to design from scratch as nothing was available luckily I found was a nice case made by zx82net which included the Fusion files, So I...

However, changing the hotend fan support proved to be a real challenge - it's a nightmare if you don't want to take apart the entire coreXY system. I had to make some changes and test them out, but those pesky M4 nuts kept falling off. So, I came up...

Designed and optimized specifically for the Voron Corexy but adaptable enough to fit most 3D printer setups Find the open-source project here: https://github.com/mzbotreprap/VORON - join a thriving community of makers and innovators! Find the active...

... UPDATE 1/7/2023 Added the original file the new file seems to be struggling worse I printed a few times and it worked now I am not able to print it. UPDATE 12/19/2022 Improved design to print better in batches and to print on non-corexy printers.

There are a lot of CoreXY printers, but few with prusa-axis. For stiffness and squareness I use ITEM aluminium extrusion profiles. I wanted the x-carriage multifunctional, so I attached electrical connectors, which I can use for 1 or 2 extruders,...

Details and the saga of construction can be found at https://tomhorsley.com/hardware/corexy/gallery-ridgid.html I suspect the same parts would work on different model Ridgid vacs since they aren't likely to make random different sized accessories...

I had a need to keep some 230v AC mains cables out of harm's way in my CoreXY printer, so I devised these little clips. They are based on a simple L-clip written in OpenSCAD that Ithink I picked up on Thingiverse ages ago but, unfortunately, I can't...

Print Settings Printer: DIY corexy homebuild printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 30% Filament: hatchbox PETG blue Notes: These print settings are for the machine I printed the parts on, not the solidoodle I modified. ... Category:...

Having got a Biqu H2 extruder I wanted to add a mount for an induction probe and a mounting point for an accelerometer as using klipper on a home made corexy machine. Extended the connection point and added an extra hole as with sensor need things to...

https://github.com/zhangvicto/Hot-Belty Meet Belty V1.0, it is a low-cost open-source conveyor belt 3d-printer using a CoreXY gantry design. BOM:...

... next lower shelf, so they can't flop out of the way and allow me to stash a bunch of large mostly flat things on edge to take up less space and for easy access. More details available at: https://tomhorsley.com/hardware/corexy/gallery-dividers.html

I've included my openscad source, it needs 1 stl file from the v-baby corexy to get the mounting profile right for the heatsink mount. I'm currently only using 1 nozzle, until I can get them perfectly aligned so the other nozzle doesn't crash...

Der Halter ist von der Größe her für meinen Corexy Drucker mit einem Druckbett von 330 x 330 mm ausgelegt. Man kann ihn aber auch auf einem 300 x 300 mm Drucker drucken. Dazu einfach den Skirt o.Ä. abschalten und den Halter so ca. auf 95% im...

The Tronxy X5SA Corexy printer is a great machine for the price. However, there are some issues that I have found. One being the Y axes limit switch triggers on one if the guide wheels in place of on the frame where it should trigger. This is...

Initially designed to replace the fragile stand-off mounting on my CTC/Flashforge 3D printer, this versatile shroud now finds use in securing a stepper motor for instance in a CoreXY stage. Standing 25mm high, it provides ample clearance over the...

Printer Special Features Include: Key Features Are: Two Plane Belts (Corexy) Dimensions: 304x287x311mm Print Area: 150x120x100mm Linear Bearings: LM8UU, 12 Pieces Used Belt Support Bearings: F623ZZ, 24 Pieces Updated on 21/09/2015 New X-End and...

Originally available at https://github.com/creuzerm/openscad-projects/tree/master/Misumi%20Extrusion%20Brackets How I Designed This Inspiration The FuseBox CoreXY caught my eye as a source of inspiration. Although I had trouble printing it due to my...

I printed it in PETG at 0.2 layer height and 10% infill on my custom corexy 3d printer, and works just fine! Hope you enjoy! Lapiz dedal Hay que alinear los pitutos de lapizdedal_dedo.stl con las canaletas de lapizdedal_rosca.stl y despues se...

Bowden style carriage for CoreXY frame! Check out my direct drive version here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4594006 I used various M3 screws, didn't really keep track but you will need M3x6, M3x8, and M3x10 for the carriage assembly and...

... or visit my 3D Hubs page in Malmö. Support this project by becoming a patron today. Print Settings Printer: Custom CoreXY Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Notes: Some of these rims may require support to print successfully.