printrbot simple x axis upgrade 3d models

For my Y axis extension I am using iamjonlawrence's Printrbot Simple, 300mm Y Axis-No Sag! found here. If you have any questions let me know! ... Assembling is quite easy if you follow the pictures included with this file and remember that I'm always...

This work is based on Andy Haer's design found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:215294/. The modifications made include remodeling three parts for easier printing, extending the jaw length, changing the bed levelling method, toughening parts to...

Upgrading the Printrbot X axis bed is a great way to get your printer working seamlessly with Simplify3D software. ...To do this, use the provided STL file for perfect compatibility and functionality.

Those have been perfect till I installed the X-axis upgrade with heated bed. The plate is quite heavy and when it's on X0Y0 position, and you have a 1kg spool hanging on the top, the printer is pretty unstable. This remix just adds an extra 5cm end...

I Designed The Printrbot Simple Upgrade with the X-Axis as a Top Priority The Printrbot Metal Simple Becomes Unstable When Upgraded, But It's an Essential First Print! To Achieve Optimal Results, You Should First Install and Assemble This Upgrade...

By using the $20 GT2 upgrade parts from http://www.printrbot.com, I combined the X-axis extender mod and a GT2 modification to eliminate X-axis slippage during printing across the entire build plate. These upgrades may still be printable on a...

... this design to fit a larger format, cutting it out of 1/4 inch plywood with a laser cutter. ...Ignore the .stl file - the DWG version is what you'll need. You'll require longer rods and I strongly advise upgrading to a belt system for smooth operation.

To upgrade your Printrbot Simple Metal 1403 to a 10x10 print area for under $75, start by printing the shorter x rails on a 6x6 Printrbot Simple Metal (orient them diagonally and they'll fit). Next, print the 4 inch y axis extension. Order 8mm rods...

These cable chain mounts are designed specifically for Walpeup's Heat Bed Cable Chain, allowing seamless integration with Printrbot Simple Metal and the x axis upgrade available on Printrbot.com. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1251226 I created...

I adore octopi with a Raspberry Pi camera, but the original mount didn't offer a secure x-axis v2 upgrade so I took matters into my own hands. I crafted a sturdy mount that attaches to the right side of the printer, ensuring the camera remains safely...

These files include an LCD holder paired with x-axis upgrade feet, replacing the original risers and a text-free screen cover. Additionally, I made a concerted effort to eliminate any extra material that wasn't necessary in order to speed up...

This text is a modification of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:190238, made printable on the 100mm x 100mm x 100mm bed of a Simple 3D printer. Extra hardware needed includes 6 M3 hex nuts, 6 M3 7-10mm screws, and 4 4" zip ties (super glue optional)....

I know that these are too large for printing on the bed that comes with the simple, but I found some other supports http://www.thingiverse.com/make:53725 that I used to used as an intermediate bed support to use to print these ones which are more...

To ensure ease of installation and print quality, I added an x-axis zero-stop screw and belt tensioners to each side of the upgrade. This can be printed on a Printrbot Simple 1405. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:215294 Instructions: You'll need...

To increase my printing bed area, I crafted bed ends that allow attaching a wider bed. Although these may not fit the standard bed, I used other supports from Thingiverse as temporary bed holders. To secure them, gluing or bolting is necessary. Both...

Upgrade your X-axis to GT2 belt drive and enjoy a 165mm print area with the stock plate. A larger area is achievable with a custom one. Key prerequisites include a well-calibrated printer, ability to print 98x98mm (use "Orientated" files) or 125mm...

This addon enhances JohnSL's excellent bed height adjustment set (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:10351) by replacing a top right clip and incorporating an x-axis spectra cord tensioner. It avoids the need to dismantle the bed due to slack cords and...

This reworked text adds a metal rod extension to your Printrbot Simple, allowing for increased X-axis length. Home Depot sells a 3-foot 5/16" metal rod for $5, while Amazon offers an 8mm alternative. With a hacksaw, you can cut the rod in two, and...

This upgrade repurposes 10in rods initially meant for the z-axis, reusing them as x-axis components alongside a metal bed sourced from a makers kit. While bolts and an inductive sensor occupy some space, upgrading to a 150mm x-axis range proves...

Instead of fixing this issue repeatedly, I found an alternative solution on Thingiverse - another user had successfully replaced their x-axis with a belt. ...[http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:194686] Unfortunately, I didn't have the necessary small...

Next, replace the standard plate for the X-Axis motor with the printed x-base part; you may need to use a rasp to ensure proper fitment. Cut two "Mickey Mouse ears" from the wooden plate near the stepper motor to allow full X movement. The 608...

The stock Printrbot Smalls' holes don't match up with the print bed included with the X Upgrade. ...Print the bar ends first, then install your upgrade.

... to incorrect positioning. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: Printed at .3 mm layer height Infill: 30% infill was utilized Notes: Prints with flat portion touching the table.

With my original Printrbot Simple 1401 Maker editions, the X & Y axis movement was controlled by a string that wrapped around the sanding tip of a Dremel tool. Over time, these strings wore down, causing print shifting or eventual complete failure -...

Struggling with x-axis slippage on your Printrbot Simple? Try this simple belt tensioner. Download, print, and weave the fishing line through the serpentine's gaps for added tension. It helps when starting a new layer as the bot moves from one...

This upgrade boosts the build volume of the Printrbot Simple by approximately 140x290mm, making it significantly larger, thanks to the addition of 400mm rods and a massive 12x6in aluminum plate. To firmly secure the metal plate in place, three bolts...

Optionally, use a Printrbot Simple Metal Print Bed for Build Volume Upgrade to increase it further to 275mm. To print, prepare files including leftEnd, rightEnd, and rightBed for a 100x100 build volume; MotorMountXGT2, BearingCap608, washers,...

This is is a two piece tensioner for the Printrbot Simple that uses a string for the drive belt. It's a compact design and prints quickly. See instruction tab for more info. Instructions Print...

The new Z-Axis upgrade is a game-changer, bringing exciting improvements to the simple metal design. However, there's one catch I've encountered: when homing the printer or executing large Z-moves, the wobble on the top of the threaded rod becomes a...

I initially had trouble printing the Original PrintrBot Simple X-axis GT2 Belt & Extension (Thing 215294) on my under-calibrated Simple, so I remixed it into a version that would print smoothly on my standard-sized bed before installing the Simple XL...