makerslide 3d models

This design accommodates both 2020 and Makerslide X rails seamlessly. Full build details are readily available on the Wiki : https://github.com/c3D-Dan/Medusa/wiki What sets this apart from Dondolo and other solutions? It is compatible with all...

It features Makerslide as support material - an aluminum V rail integrated into a standard extrusion profile. A potential installation includes two 4'-7' lengths of MakerSlide set 2' apart in the ground. This design facilitates a ratcheting system...

Constructed with makerslide and misumi 2040 extrusions, it offers varying build heights depending on the selected makerslide length, ranging from 7" to an impressive 38". Every component can be sourced online or printed, eliminating the need for...

It fits on the right upright Makerslide and attaches with an M3 bolt to an M3 tslot nut in the Tslot of the Makerslide. The model has been netfabb'd but awaits testing and printing. Adjust the clearance on the big block for other axes, as Y and X...

To track my progress, I've been posting a detailed build log on my blog: http://andy-projects.blogspot.com/2013/12/delta-bot-build.html http://andy-projects.blogspot.com/2014/01/delta-bot-build-part-2-belt-tensioners.html...

The designer has chosen to use Makerslide rail instead of smooth rod and linear bearings, as they found cheap V-roller bearings at a junkyard. This choice was also influenced by the belief that Makerslide would provide increased rigidity and allow...

... I printed mine in black PLA to match the original look, and they fit perfectly. However, getting a tight fit within the ridge on the Makerslide railing can be tricky due to printer tolerances - you may need to file it down slightly for a push-fit.

It's built from the popular makerslide and standard Arduino electronics, making it a top choice for thousands who own a ShapeOko and are already having fun making stuff. If you're one of them and want more out of your machine, this is exactly what...

It determines required lengths of MakerSlide and other aluminum extrusions, as well as belt, drive shaft, and leadscrew lengths. The script also renders new skin panels to fit the scaled frame, generating a dimensioned part list for use with the...

Introducing a 3D printer variant that utilizes MakerSlide, MakerBot Gen4 Electronics/parts, Misumi, and 80/20 extrusions for an alternative to the MakerBot Thing-o-Matic. The creator has shared a working version but is still figuring out the...

The M3 nuts fit perfectly into the 20mm profile T-slot aluminum extrusions (like MakerSlide) without needing to be inserted from either end. Simply fasten a screw and turn clockwise to tighten, as this will rotate 60 degrees to secure it in place.

... with some issues such as Z-Axis step loss and wobbling. The BOM and instructions are also yet to be finalized. This printer utilizes http://www.makerslide.com/, an open-source linear bearing system, and operates via RAMPS1.4 and Marlin firmware.

... the nut located on the idler pulley side. Install the NEMA 23 stepper motor on 5/16 long spacers (25312-14) secured by 20 mm button head screws. The screw heads should be positioned on the idler pulley side to ensure clearance from the MakerSlide.

Makers and builders require custom joining plates for MakerSlide, V-Slot and similar Series 5 extrusions, designed with precise angular joins to create seamless connections. Key Details: - 60 & 120 degree joining plates cater specifically to these...

... with uncommented lines displaying OpenBeamRailSlide blocks in relation to OpenBeams and OpenRails. A printed MakerSlide Lens Carriage (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12512) was used for testing but is not rigid enough for practical use.

They are capable of being printed and designed for use with Makerslide/Open Rail components, where 3mm holes dominate the structure. If you find any glaring flaws, please share them as this is my initial attempt at modeling a part, something I've yet...

Here is the rewritten text: Makers of Series 5 extrusions take note: angular joining plates are available for C-Slot, MakerSlide, V-Slot and similar series in four degrees - 30, 45, 90, and 120. Below, you will find a comprehensive set of...

The creator also experiments with aluminum profiles for linear motion in place of makerslide, utilizing PLA bushings for 20x20 profiles. New profiles are on their way for testing and evaluation. The .scad file includes three models: bare PLA, which...

Makerslide Extrusion - 375mm\r\n1. Standard Carriage Plate\r\n4. Dual Bearing V Wheel\r\n1. Smooth Idler Drum\r\n2. EasyDriver\r\n1. Arduino UNO\r\n2. Stepper Motor Nema17\r\n1. Timming belt\r\n1. ...GT2 Black Aluminum 20 Teeth Timing Belt Idler...

... 3.25 inches of Z movement (assuming you use a 1/2 inch or longer end mill). This is with the Z-axis makerslide flush with the bottom of the Z carriage. ...I had significantly less travel with the stock configuration or other printed spindle holders.

The belt tensioner is designed for use on a Shapeoko 2 machine equipped with Makerslide. It can work with either a 6mm or 9mm GT2 belt. The necessary parts include a 50mm m5 hexagon head screw for the tensioning end, an RVS Paleis (in Dutch) for the...

... The mount securely attaches to the Makerslide using an M5×8 bolt and T-nut, while the microswitch is firmly held in place with two M2.5×12 bolts and nuts. The microswitch I am utilizing features holes that are precisely 10mm apart from each other.

Key hardware specifications include: All horizontal 2020 and 2040, as well as vertical and horizontal makerslide ends are tapped for 5mm. The vertical extrusions have eight tnuts in each channel, with four in the rest. A spool holder is available:...

I use 20% infill "linear" on each part. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary These are spool holders that mount on the ends of the makerslide on an ordbot. (I designed them to replace the extrusion endcaps). There are two versions of...

The end stops require two #4-40 x 3/8" bolts and a single M5 to mount on the Makerslide. Carriage parts have two sets of mounts - one for magnets, another for Traxxas mounts. Three v-groove bearings with one eccentric spacer or two with two eccentric...

The heads of the screw should be on the idler pulley side so they clear the MakerSlide. Print instructionsUnassociated tags: x carve Category: 3D Printer Parts Summary This is a Shapeoko 2 motor mount plate that is designed for use with NEMA 23...

I wanted to build a wolfstock style delta-bot, using Makerslide linear slides. But, I wanted to run the belt through the inside of the Makerslide for a cleaner look. This is still very much a work in progress, I'm currently working on completing the...

... without it and is compatible with both X and Y axes. A reduction in the diameter for the lateral screws to 4.2 mm (M4) was necessary for V2. The MisumiSpacer can also be inserted between the X-MakerSlide and IdlerPulleyBracket as an optional step.

Wires are routed back through small openings adjacent to makerslide ends. A second component features a slot designed for the angled edge of the end plate. You will need to add a spacer to the rail end plate to align it properly. All designs are...

... connected parts for easier disassembly. This principle applies to both the clamping section and the component that fits into the makerslide. ... Your feedback is greatly appreciated; I'll make every effort to respond to your inquiries promptly.