linear rods 3d models

10mm rod support with 19mm circular mounting bearing

Produced using ABS material at a layer height of 0.2mm, this part employs steel balls measuring 1/8" (3.175mm) sourced from old bicycles. A complete bearing requires 88 such balls. The design was initially sketched in Google Sketchup and later...

This Is Bearing Holder and Mount I made for my 3d Printers Heated Bed, I Printed it in Grey PLA SAfilament, with 50% infill

Linear actuator with Nema17 motor.Optimized for 3D printing.Use the following components to ensure stable movement:-T8 threaded rod pitch 2mm with T8 nut.-7mm x 150mm length linear guide with MGN7C-Kh 2030 series linear bearing

The parts are specifically designed to accommodate an LM10UU linear bearing. To secure the bearing, four M3x10mm screws and their corresponding nuts will be required. ...Additionally, two M3x8mm screws will be needed to attach them firmly to the X-axis...

The LM12LUU linear bearings arrived without a mounting bracket when I purchased them online, so I decided to fabricate one myself after several attempts, and this is the result I came up with. Here are the measurements: Bearing length = 57mm, bearing...

The LM12LUU linear bearings arrived without a mount when I ordered them online, so I decided to design one myself after trying out a few different approaches. Here are the details of what I came up with. The bearing's length measures 57mm and its...

When urgency strikes and purchasing isn't an option, the result is always the same by land.

One of the most useful upgrades for my Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus is new rods with zero backlash and they are very light. One rod weighs just 9 g. The original one is 21 g. So saving is 6 x 12 = 72 g on moving parts! The result is that with my...

Support for 10mm round linear guide SK10 models printed on PETG or ABS

With the M5 setup converting rotation to linear motion, this results in roughly 25N pushing force, along with 10mm travel. It's not fast, but gets the job done. You will need besides the motor and electronics three nuts M5 and about 50...60mm...

With the M5 setup to convert rotation to linear, this results in roughly 25N pushing force, along with 10mm travel. It is not fast, but gets the job done;-) You will need besides the motor and the electronics 3 nuts M5 and about 50...60mm threaded...

I decide to create my own linear bush specifically designed for Ø8 rods. It performs flawlessly on Tatara, Anet, Prusa, and every other printer that features Ø8 rods. I thoroughly test it over the course of four months in both of my printers, and the...

Note: The external diameter of this bearing is not equivalent to traditional 3D printer linear bearings; it measures exactly 23.32 mm. As a non-native English speaker, please notify me if you notice any errors in the text, and I appreciate your...

Position and speed control of a linear guide with T8 threaded rod.Suitable for the study of control systems using microcontrollers.An incremental encoder is used to detect the position and speed of the linear guide in order to implement a P and/or...

... Due to the initial design's single-bearing configuration, the smooth rod can move in any direction, which may cause issues. ...To address this, I revised the second version to include three bearings, ensuring a more stable and straight movement.

The upgraded design features a 12mm LM12UU rod, paired with a robust 12mm Linear Ball Bearing, ensuring minimal friction and consistent motion. The newly redesigned Y carriage boasts an impressive 40mm height, accommodating the upper section of the...

using original screws 6 pcs 6x4x200 carbon fiber tubes 12pcs 8x20mm neodymium magnet rod n48 12pcs 10mm steel balls M4 spacer for the orbiter extruder

Reimagined Laser Engraver X,Y Carriage Upgrade Featuring LM12UU Linear Ball Bearings and Nema17 Stepper Motor. The newly redesigned Y carriage boasts impressive specs. At an elevated position of 40mm, the upper part of the GT2 belt expertly runs...

This Design is for a Rod Diameter of 10mmReversed using Vernier Caliper from the real bearings of my 3d Printer.Extension .STEP File is includedIMGS Quickly Rendered Via SOLIDWORKS Real Graphics View and Scene Adjustments..I hope you like it

This Design is for a Rod Diameter of 10mmReversed using Vernier Caliper from the real bearings of my 3d Printer.Extension .STEP File is includedIMGS Quickly Rendered Via SOLIDWORKS Real Graphics View and Scene Adjustments..I hope you like it

The stepper motors used in three-dimensional printing possess sufficient torque to pull linear bearings on a chrome-plated rod back and forth even though frictional forces are higher than when using a rolling linear bearing on a hardened polished rod...

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Made the walls a bit thicker and added a screw for adjusting the bearings in instead of press-fitting them

When time is of the essence and purchasing is out of the question, the end result is the same, regardless of whether you're crossing water or traversing dry land.

In urgent situations where purchasing is not feasible, the result is the same across both land and sea.

In an emergency situation where purchasing is not feasible, the outcome remains unchanged by land travel.

In times of crisis, when buying becomes impossible, the result is the same whether traveling by air or on land.