leapfrog creatr y axis limit switch relocater 3d models

To rectify this problem, I adjusted the Y limit switch placement slightly backwards. As a result, there were no more collisions at the rear end, and I could now utilize the full printable area of 270mm x 230mm (actually 235mm due to modified...

Support for the Creatr LeapFrog printer For users upgrading with 10mm/25mm Y axis extensions. Printed in just 15 minutes on our Creatr with ABS material. ... To expand the printing area, simply modify your LeapFrog Creatr settings to reflect the new...

A Leapfrog Creatr's left Y-axis features a cable chain fastened by a tube clip.

this is a replacement part for the Leapforg Creatr HS. ... Its the Y carriage plastic part (C-01-1131)

I designed an extension for my modified MendelMax 2 bed sourced from eBay, which directly addressed a critical issue: there was no clear mechanism for the bed to engage with the Y-Axis limit switch. ...To rectify this problem, I created this custom...

These two enclosed limit switch mounts are for a ZAY 7045 (or like) milling machine.

I created this end stop bracket to connect with the y-axis belt bracket, a design that's similar to this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:548458. I was dissatisfied with the traditional bolted-on brackets that contact the bearings on linear...

Simply add 10 mm to the Y-axis length in your printer settings (Repetier host or other software), reboot the Leapfrog system, and print as usual. Here are my recommended print settings: Printer Brand: Leapfrog Printer Model: Creatr Rafts: No...

For the Leapfrog Creatr's Z-Axis, replace the worn Belt Tensioner by printing two copies of the STL file, along with utilising a 608 Bearing and two washers in the process.

... added strength. Supports should only be used on the flat parts of the print. Holes shouldn't require supports if your printer is well-tuned. Print Settings Printer: Heavily modified Leapfrog Creatr Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 40%

Y-axis optical limit switch holder plate

Y axis limit switch bracket for the 3018 cnc. You can screw it using the original 2 screws on chassis at the back and you have to drill the holes for the limit switch that you will use. ... Tips are welcome if you like it :)

The limit switch of the Y axis on the HICTOP 3DP-17 printer is typically secured underneath the moving bed. However, due to the violent motion of the bed, the cable often gets cut. ... To resolve this issue, a modification is proposed where the limit...

I created a Y-axis limit switch mount for my Tronxy X1 because I didn't like the original mount being fixed on the Y-axis stepper motor bracket. The new bracket allows me to move the limit switch to the opposite side of the 2040 extrusion, making it...

... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:153851 - my modification of diabliyo's innovative design is really taking shape now. ...In this latest version, the limit switch is positioned closer to the heart of the machine, significantly curtailing Y axis motion.

Another modification of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:153851 I've made several derivatives of the original idea by diabliyo, it's a good approach. ...This one puts the limit switch closer to the centre of the machine, stopping the Y axis sooner.

I adapted a modified Y limit switch holder to suit the specifications of my SainSmart Genmitsu machine.

These are Y axis limit switch brackets for the Gatton CNC The limit switches i used are , https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00H8TJOU8/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I used M2.5 screws to attach them,...

I am providing this information about Y axis limit switch brackets for the Gatton CNC system. These brackets are specifically designed to accommodate certain types of limit switches. I have chosen to use the following model:...

I'm modifying my Anet A8 because it didn't come with a bracket to mount the Y limit switch. So after gluing it to the frame for a bit, I decided to build a bracket. It attaches to the back right corner of the printer. ... **This replaces the rod limit...

This is the adapter I used to make timelapses on my KP5L. ... I set it on the Y-Axis edge and just changed the Y-Position on the timelapse gcode modifier (highlighted in the picture).

This is a Y-Axis Mount and Cover for the CR-10 that cleans up the electronics, increases the adjustment range of the Y-Axis and is triggered by the bed frame instead of a V-roller. The forward position of the mounting screw allows for the sensor to...

This is designed to be used with the Heavy Metal CNC conversion kit for a Precision Matthews PM25MV and a lever actuated limit/homing switch. This design uses existing hardware and holes, so its simply bolt on. ...I printed this with PLA at 100% infill,...

Just a cover to protect the switch and wiring. ...Anet ET4

... for something else entirely. Now I'm very satisfied with the LeapFrog parts; it's become a beautiful table that also looks fantastic. I made corner pieces for glass support. ...Yes, now I am extremely happy with my leftover parts from the LeapFrog.

This creation originated from a source code crafted by users on Tinkercad, an internet-based design toolset allowing edits and alterations via web browser accessibility through www.tinkercad.com/projects. ...Visit and explore this particular...

I crafted this solution to prevent the wires from grinding against the X axis rod on my lab's Leapfrog Creatr. If left unguarded, abrasion will erode holes into the insulation and generate an electrical connection with the chassis. I fell victim to...

This new component serves as a substitute for the original Y-axis limit switch holder.

The large bed leveling knob jammed into the original Y-Axis Limit Switch, causing a ruckus that necessitated lowering the top of the bracket for added clearance.

After several prints, I discovered that when homing the y-axis, the bed would occasionally collide with the stepper motor before the home/limit switch triggered. ... To address this issue, I created a modified mount that shifts the switch forward by...