printrbot simple 1405 3d models

Print the parts, ensuring they do not fit on the original simple setup in its 100x100 configuration. Finish the parts by drilling out 8mm and 2.5mm holes, with the latter positioned at the top front hole and only the bottom. After loosening belt...

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Combination of Jon Lawrence's Short Extruder Mount designed specifically for the No Sag Mod, coupled with Threefer's Tri Rod Upgrade, is anticipated to function seamlessly with the E3D V6.

If you use adhesive Zebra Plate from PRINTinZ or their previous pinkish plate like me, these clips are handy for swiftly attaching the plate to a 6mm heated bed similar to the one on Printrbot Simple Metal. EDIT: The new black and white Zebra plate...

And, more importantly cut a hole for access to the build plate screw under the cable guide. EDIT THE SECOND: Original mount holds camera from the side, not the bottom, so until I move the camera peg, you'll need an extra ball & socket to make a...

Places print rBot firmly atop its robust, metal support bars.\nUtilizes custom-cut foam pads or premium-grade silicone inserts for secure and even positioning, expertly crafted with meticulous attention to precision tolerance specifications.

Compatibility ranges from 53 to 57 millimeters in width.

I 3D printed mine using flexible plastic filament from a Makerbot.

The creator holds a miniature LED source above the heated nozzle to provide bright light onto the developing print. ...Constructed from open-source 3D modeling software, this LED is expertly connected to the printer's power distribution system via a...

I added support for RichRaps' Quick-fit carriage to the Tri Rod Mod. You're good to go! Here's how it works: Instructions Work with the Tri Rod Mod and unlock full compatibility with Quick Fit mounts. Easy peasy, that's what we have here. Note...

This object was created using Tinkercad and can be edited online at https://tinkercad.com/things/3V7xf7ETxir. Initially, I built upon an existing design; however, the link to the original item is currently eluding me. ...Once retrieved, I will update...

After attempting to assemble the threads, it became apparent that they were not a good fit; however, a bit of sanding and application of glue resolved this issue, resulting in a smooth assembly.

Metal Feet Reinvented: A Sturdy Solution for Printer Stability The raw remix takes basic metal feet to the next level by incorporating a pillar through them, providing an essential mounting system that secures the printer firmly to a surface with...

I designed two alternative filament guides on Thingiverse for the basic metal model. The first one demanded resizing, but turned out too fragile and broke effortlessly. The second blueprint didn't suit my setup and seemed more hassle than it was...

I made a very similar guide, actually one that was featured here on Thingiverse. I customized it so that it prints beautifully without needing any supports and even smoothed out the edges, making them look nice. ...My version also activates the rods,...

The printer's slender build necessitates an expansive footprint for stability. ...The larger base was crafted with PLA, while the small stabilizing feet were printed with a supple filament material that conforms to any surface they touch.

I'm totally stoked about combining two of my favorite things - 3D printing and cars. It's only logical that I'd want to merge them into one awesome project! So, I decided to take a 3D printer and give it an air intake makeover. ...I designed an adapter...

I really liked Bob_Ferr's fan grille and cable guide, but to be honest, I never saw much use in having a fan grille on that tiny fan. So, I just chopped it off and kept the cable guide - now that's what I call simplicity! To keep it in place, you'll...

Instructions Customized Version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:128718 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=128718 Using the Following Options: Mount Hole Width: 32 Outer Roundness: 50% Mesh Kind:...

The customer requested a spacer to fit between the filament spool and the printer arm, as the latter often became lodged in the former.

I replace the x-axis fishing line with a T2.5 belt and 608 bearing. My X-Axis line isn't properly installed, causing it to jump out from time to time, forcing me to make repairs. Instead of fixing this issue repeatedly, I found an alternative...

This object is designed with Tinkercad's intuitive software interface, allowing users to modify it directly from a web browser at the following address: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/6LzUy4V8Z5 .

The name says it all. I designed this object myself. First, I opened up Slic3r / Rep host software. Then, I created a new design with a five layer wall thickness to increase strength. Next, I specified 40% infill for the same reason - extra strength...

Acquired a laser kit from JTech Photonics rated at 2.8 watts, necessitating a custom bracket for secure attachment to my basic metal setup without drilling holes into the printer's arm just yet. Still refining the design, but this serves as a working...

Remix of www.thingiverse.com/thing:188840 to position the screws more closely with the frame, allowing my 1.5" screws to line up perfectly with the motor.

This spool holder is entirely made of PLA and the displayed image was printed at a height of .4 with 10% infill. It should be noted that it's just a trial print, and although it's holding up well, it's not expected to last long-term. The legs broke...

This assembly combines components from three Thingiverse models: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:274200, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:302435, and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:308565. You can also find it posted individually at...