mini lathe carriage lock 3d models

I liked martin8's lathe chuck nut holder for mini lathes but I have a 5" chuck on mine and needed extra reach. Martin8 also posted one for a larger chuck using a m8 nut. I copied his design of that but reduced the end to use the M6 nut of the smaller...

I'm planning to design a new ER collet chuck for my reliable old 7x12 mini-lathe from China. Instead of removing the part from the chuck to verify its fit on the spindle, I created this template. This will enable me to accurately position the 55mm...

Here are a collection of things to update my 7x14 ETD mini lathe. So far, I have: Cover for the handwheel gears. To fit this, you need to drill and tap three M4 holes in the apron. Use the bracket as a guide or consider using silicone instead. An...

The Kossel Mini's unique delta design requires a specifically designed carriage that can withstand the forces generated by the printing process without compromising accuracy or stability. ...Make sure to choose a high-quality carriage that is compatible...

This is a lathe cross-slide leadscrew mount, designed to be used with 2 bearings: 608 on the front and 688 on the back. ... Fits 8mm leadscrew.

A thrust bearing is placed under the dial lock to prevent rotation from being transmitted to the dial when tightened. You can find an AXK thrust bearing 10x24x4 on eBay if needed. The bush fits between the bearing and the dial for smooth operation....

Case large enough to hold a 2x16 display and arduino diecimila for a DIY tach for sx2 or littlemachineshop lathe/mill as described at https://www.macpod.net/misc/sx2_tachometer/sx2_tachometer.php

Mini keyring carriage key ## by DAR01. This is a key ring style cut down version of the main key type from a British Rail Tee key (carriage key). No one ever seems to have their Tee key on them when needed, so I designed this so that if you have your...

... a straightforward organizer for my gear changes. ...By the way, this didn't involve using the two 80-tooth gears that usually stay on the lathe - I made die holders for most of the threads I cut, so use the feedscrew only for bog-standard surface cuts.

I envisioned crafting a compact lathe driven by a Dremel Tool, minimizing reliance on external components. The design calls for a single 10x3x3 ball bearing and an M3 screw with a nut to create an effective tailstock. Utilizing a ball bearing seems...

I spotted a compact lathe that incorporated a holder for the chuck tool directly into its design, and I instantly appreciated the concept. ...Instead of installing a more fixed solution, I crafted this holder and secured it with a strong neodymium...

I'm searching for a versatile lathe to pair with my trusty Dremel 3000, perfect for polishing and smoothing out cylindrical prints. I stumbled upon the ingenious idea of using a 3D printed vice as the adjustable component, so I started by checking...

This is a replacement axis carriage for the MonoPrice Mini Delta that I designed to teach myself Fusion 360 and provide an extra set of carriages with Drylin bushings, making it easy to swap them out without dealing with additional belt/sensor clips....

My recent Rostock Mini Pro upgrade had a design flaw - only one lm8u bearing was used on each rail, leading to flex in the carriage. To resolve this issue, I redesigned the mounts and reinforced the sections that were prone to cracking at the joints....

Modified Kossel Mini Carriage Belt Clip design reimagined with a reoriented JC Doll's GT2 Belt Clip - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:117987 You can cut all three open belts to uniform length and install them as if they were closed belts,...

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Mini Disc Sander D50mm: A small disc sander with a diameter of 50mm. 8. Solder paste and flux dispenser: A dispenser for solder paste and flux, likely used in electronics assembly. 9. Wire Spool holder: A holder for wire spools, designed to keep them...

Update to my Kossel Mini Carriage http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:627955. Added even more bulk to belt clips and "horns" for maximum strength. It uses a redesigned belt clip design by incorporating a reoriented JC Doll's GT2 Belt Clip -...

UPDATE: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1365661 Modified Kossel Mini Carriage belt clip design by incorporating a reoriented JC Doll's GT2 Belt Clip - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:117987 You can cut all three open belts to uniform length and...

UPDATE: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1365661 Customized Kossel Mini carriage belt clip design merges a repositioned GT2 Belt Clip from JC Doll - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:117987. Belt users can cut each of three open belts to equal length,...

Update my Kossel Mini Carriage at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:627955. I've added bulk to the belt clips and "horns" for increased strength. It uses a reoriented GT2 Belt Clip design by JC Doll, found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:117987.

Further details can be found at: http://sebastian.steinhauer.info/index.php/2015/09/09/mini-kossel-building-a-better-carriage/ M3x10 socket head cap screws are used for reinforcement as rebar. These fasteners can be obtained from mr. metric via the...

I'm happy to update my Kossel Mini Carriage, available on Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:627955. I've added more bulk to the belt clips and "horns" for extra strength. This design uses a modified JC Doll's GT2 Belt Clip - found on...

Update to my Kossel Mini Carriage http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:627955. Added more bulk to belt clips and "horns" for more strength. It uses belt clip design by incorporating a reoriented JC Doll's GT2 Belt Clip -...

Transform the initial carriage to accommodate IGUS RJMP-01-08 bearings, replacing noisy LM8UU ones; print and attach new design featuring IGUS bearings for a quieter operation.

... arm to hold my phone while programming. FreeCAD source is available, feel free to create your own plates to build a carriage tailored to your needs. ... Some necessary hardware: 20mm long M4 screws and nuts 4mm x 13mm x 5mm ball bearings

I'm currently working on designing the smallest and lightest x carriage for the e3d v6 hotend. This is not my final model! Only 2x LM8UU bearings are required, I highly recommend using printed ones as they are significantly lighter. ...I plan to add a...

I tried Bubak's OpenX Carriage (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6278) and I really like having an open center. In my config, I've got the dump zone on the far left and the OpenX won't let my extruder reach it. I started playing with this idea...

This design is a work-in-progress lightweight carriage optimized for mechanical endstops and a horizontally mounted Wade's extruder. It measures narrow and uses only 8 bearings, which might be reduced to 6. The original version had issues with belt...

... ensuring seamless integration between the top and back components. Additionally, I added a hole within the gear to accommodate an M3 screw, thus preventing potential gear damage. Finally, I incorporated dual pin locks for enhanced security.