printrbot simple 1405 3d models

A basic hardware enhancement to ensure a rock-solid build platform on your Printrbot Simple following an X-axis upgrade is crucial. ...This mod calls for six precision-made, 20mm M3 screws that will be snugly nestled against the stabilizing brackets...

I've modified the instructions for assembling a custom light source for your Printrbot Simple. It is best installed adjacent to your Z-probe for illumination purposes. This task typically requires approximately ten minutes of print time and can be...

Since the parts are too long (220mm or so) to fit within the standard 150cm3 print area of the Printrbot simple metal, you'll need an upgraded printer. You also need the aluminum handle and an ATX PSU to get this working. To assemble this light...

In its beta version, Printrbot Simple had an issue with extruder power wires and thermister wires colliding with the Z screw. A shim was designed to solve this by providing half an inch of extra space between the main body and Printrboard mount. The...

This dial mount is for your Printrbot Simple, replacing its backplate on a Harbor Freight 1" travel machinist's dial indicator. Mount it directly on the left side of the extruder plate if using the aluminum extruder. The design works well with the XL...

UPDATE Printrbot has created a kit to add a heated bed to your Simple Metal printer here: http://printrbot.com/shop/simple-metal-heated-bed/. You can also buy an aftermarket adhesive one at...

Extend your Printrbot Simple's print bed width from 100mm to 140mm, a 40% increase. Ensure holes are drilled and tapped with #6-32 tap set. Use 3/4" x 1/2" angle aluminum for the front brace, and 3/4" x 1/16" for rear. A tensioner with two springs...

You can also try this: A stand-in for the cord tensioners in late 2013's Printrbot Simple, usually created with laser-cut components 21 and 22. Further information about the part's design is available at http://anoved.net/2014/02/5458/. I printed it...

Obtain a knob and locking nut printable version for your Printrbot Simple v2 with 1/4" Acme threaded rod on Z-axis. The provided .stl file gives both components, as finding Acme nuts can be challenging. Thread the nut onto the top of the Z-rod, then...

Here are nicer-looking filament guides for Printrbot Simple that make everything even better! I designed an improved version 3 that not only looks awesome but also performs much more efficiently: Version 3 uses significantly less plastic than the...

Here are some heavy-duty feet designed for the Printrbot simple metal that stay put and reduce vibration noise when printing on hard surfaces, courtesy of a durable drawer/tool box liner at the bottom. This added feature not only keeps your prints...

I was struggling with the filament drifting on my Printrbot Simple (v2) direct drive extruder, so I combined the STL version of the laser cut parts and added an extension tube in Tinkercad. Despite these modifications, I'm still encountering issues...

To replicate it, one may scan in the pieces of a Printrbot Simple Beta, then process the scans with GIMP for thresholding, Inkscape for tracing, and finally use Blender to extrude them into an STL file. ...The resulting model is a rough representation...

... the design. This modified model is specifically engineered to be integrated seamlessly under the Printrbot Simple Metal frame, while also incorporating a custom cooling system to safeguard the motherboard and steppers from overheating conditions.

Revise PrintrBot Simple V2 components with 3dtin.com designs at 0.7 scale; flanged cap revisions for spool compatibility, right-angle fan brackets, 30.5mm flanged caps fitting standard PLA spools, reamed 8mm foot/elbows for smooth rod usage, and...

To resolve my z-axis slippage issue on a Printrbot Simple BETA, I designed a tight-fitting coupler. Printing it with 2 extra walls and 20% infill at 0.2 layer height, you can either use a printed nut or purchase one for better hold due to its snug...

For the first time, I created a 3D item using my Printrbot Simple with Power Tower and Build Area Upgrade, which will arrive next year. I'm delighted with my accomplishment and hope others enjoy it too. After printing, you can smooth out the surface...

To resolve z-wobble on my Printrbot Simple, I designed a custom coupler shorter than the original, avoiding y-axis motor interference. The flexible coupler is assembled by inserting the tube into the smaller side and adding the lead screw to the...

--Make sure to rotate the file so that the top is on the top before assembling--\nI started printing with my printrbot simple metal shortly after unpacking it, only to notice a considerable amount of noise coming from its operation. After testing...

I tried chrisantoun14's printer feet but they didn't fit my latest (March 2015) Printrbot Simple Metal's back corners because of rivets, so I decided to make my own. I wanted them smaller and designed to use the clear bumpers I found specifically for...

This custom Filament spooler has been designed specifically to complement the PrintrBot Simple Metal, boasting an elegant Alu handle that sets it apart from the rest. As a passionate user who wanted more, I created this to enhance my own printing...

... 5mm high to level out the front, such as foam board or cardboard. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple White Rafts: Not Required Supports: None Needed Resolution: .2mm Infill: 40% Notes: This should be a straightforward print.

To get a clearer view of what's printing, you might struggle with the Printrbot Simple due to its print area being somewhat obscured. But no worries, one clever way to address this issue is by adding a bright white LED light that shines directly onto...

Super simple spacer/damper for PrintrBot Simple Metal. The concept revolves around printing 2 of these and placing them under your PB Simple to effectively reduce the noise generated by vibrations through reduced contact area. Since PB Simple is...

Tim Print Settings: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 works fine Infill: 20% Notes: Printing is straightforward, I designed the cap so I wouldn't have to print too much support. 20% infill is...

... enhance its strength and visual appeal. Printed on my Printrbot Simple Metal machine with 1.75mm Hatchbox PLA filament, a layer height of .1905mm, an infill percentage of 20%, and auto-generated supports using Simplify3D software set at 4mm.

Some essential upgrades for my Printrbot Simple include a modified filament guide, a custom fan mount, a Z coupling, and rubber feet. The filament guide is based on thing:128240 by johnbiehler, featuring an attachment for a 1/4" PTFE tube from...

This is an enhanced and simplified extruder for the Printrbot Simple. It adds support for a 30mm 12v fan, and improves the filament guide after passing through the toothed wheel. With the original extruder, there were many issues when trying to print...

We've got a whole fleet of Printrbot Simple Metal printers over here at Filabot, and let me tell you, they're truly awesome machines - but they do need just a little bit of stabilization to keep them running smoothly. These legs reference off the...

Legs were specifically designed for the Printrbot Simple after discovering an X axis upgrade led to excessive weight causing the printer bed to sag, compromising its stability. A solution was created in the form of these custom-designed legs that...