prusa i2 3d models

I conceptualized a design for my I2 style frame, but I haven't had the chance to print or test it yet due to a backlog of other prints in queue. I'm releasing this initial version to share with others, hoping it meets their needs. Please note that...

... I'm including SketchUp source files for easy improvement and adjustment of this model according to individual needs. Enjoy! Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 2mm Infill: 95%

For this task, gather the following: 1 40mm fan (12V) 4 M3x20 screws 4 M3x16 screws (or alternatively substitute with another 4 M3x20) - for mounting the fan 1 M3x30 screw 8 M3 washers 9 M3 nuts This design was printed using PLA/PHA 2.85mm Colorfabb...

... to hold the assembly together, along with nine M3 nuts. The printed parts should be created using PLA/PHA 2.85mm filament from Colorfabb in Signal Yellow, utilizing a 0.5mm nozzle and printing at a layer height of 0.3 on a Prusa i3 printer.

You need two copies of this autosensor part, specifically designed for Prusa i3 machines. To function correctly, both require a switch installed. Prior models that used closed switches may now require adjusting Marlin settings from true to false or...

This is my take on a bowden mount for dual extruding on the MakerGear Prusa, along with my previous upgrade to the Z-Axis. I've taken the 2 Extruder Mod by dob71 and redesigned the hotend mount for easier assembly. Everything has been resized to fit...

The original X-axis endstop featuring a microswitch encountered an issue where it kept triggering, resulting in the X carriage failing to strike the switch. An effective solution has been identified and shared for this problem; you can watch the...

Finally free from relying on makeshift paper solutions, I've opted to design and assemble my very own Z-axis endstop device, tailored specifically for precision in the machine shop or garage hobbyist environment.

To avoid buying a holder for my Gadgets3D LCD panel, I designed one myself. My preference leans towards minimalistic and streamlined designs. The holder attaches to the top rods' ends while allowing some swivel movement. It only requires 5 x 20 mm M3...

Kudos to danithebest91 at thingiverse.com for creating this amazing project! ...I'm working on reinforcing the mount design by adding a reinforced base with a squared off underside - a necessity given my own experiences with PLA's tendency to curl...

An adjustable belt tensioner is mounted on the front side of the X-axis motor, ensuring optimal performance and ease of use.

I've created this new y-axis clamp to replace the broken original one without needing to disassemble the entire main frame. This versatile tool can also be used to fix the z-axis if needed. ... To make it, you'll need: * 3 M4 nuts * 1 M4x25mm screw * 2...

I modified the filament holder design to enhance the safety of the spool's axis, making a significant improvement. Thank you for sharing your work. ... This model was printed with PLA and features a 30% honeycomb infill pattern.

Replace the cumbersome standard RepRapPro X-Carriage and nozzle mounts that you rarely upgrade to a 3-color version. ...This is an X-Carriage designed specifically for a single E3D v6 hotend nozzle mount, paired with a single standard RepRapPro nozzle...

The human interface displays a visual representation of the extruder motor's rotational movement. To function properly, it requires a precise alignment with a specially designed 7x8mm cylindrical magnet, devoid of any adhesive or threaded fasteners.

X-axis endstop holder - a sturdy, dual-structured design Weight: 20 millimeters Z-axis endstop holder - reinforced for added durability Weight: 15 millimeters

Even though the initial approach didn't succeed, I have alternative options available to fall back on.

This robust Bolt-style Ctheroux adjustable endstop is perfect for your X-axis setup, featuring secure placement between smooth and screw rods. ...You will require two 25mm M3 screws, one spring, and three M3 nuts for installation.

A minor adjustment is made to the faulty idle block that malfunctioned.

The revised design incorporates elements from juliohcd's work, specifically focusing on the improved internal clamp that now maintains stable power supply output across both edges. ...To assemble, attach two power supply mounts using the provided...

To install the X axis idler, first ensure that your X axis rods protrude by 1cm. Then, print the part with support enabled and secure it using bolts or cable ties through the designated holes. Attach the endstop with an M3 bolt; choose between a...

In regards to Nischi's design, the fit was not tight enough on the rod for my preference; thus, I adjusted certain parameters for improved accuracy. Additionally, I added a groove to enhance the screw's leverage. Following printing, attach a socket...

This enables the bed of the printer to reach temperature faster by providing insulation. As soon as the printer starts, the insulation is pushed aside to the front. I've recorded a video demonstrating this process, but unfortunately, this site does...

My revised method of locking down the X axis employs high-torque screws, specifically the M3 model. ...This configuration is optimized for 8-millimeter rods.

This is an updated version from: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:17912 My RAMPS board didn't fit into the holes of the "original" model, so I made some adjustments to fit it perfectly. - The holes were adjusted to accommodate the RAMPS board. -...

Tired of attaching a paper endstop flag to the y-axis, I designed an endstop flag for optocouplers as a solution.

To utilize your printed document, first securely attach it to a sturdy backing material using adhesive or fastening tools. Next, display the mounted print in an area where it's easily visible and accessible. ...Finally, enjoy and make use of the...

The engineers tweaked the idle system block just enough to get it running again.

Mounting bracket specifically designed for use with the RepRapDiscount Full Graphic Smart Controller from reprap.org. This versatile mount requires only a single M8 nut and washer for secure fixation. ...Its robust construction effectively resists...

To complete this project, gather 2 brackets, M8 threaded rods, and 2 bar clamps. ...Additionally, acquire a 608 bearing holder that fits a 38mm-diameter spool.