prusa i3 frame dxf 3d models

In-house engineers have created a bespoke frame stiffener specifically for Prusa i3 MK2s after relocating the original power supply. The designed interface is tailored for Aristo Design MK2s upgrade (using aluminum profiles on the Y-axis). You may...

The redesigned part, named "Articulated Prusa i3 Frame Stabilizer," enhances the overall stability and dependability of the printer's motion system. ...By integrating this innovation, I can effectively counteract frame deflections and wobble during the...

This accessory is compatible with the Prusa i3 Aluminum Frame and ensures better rigidity by addressing issues related to y-axis movement affecting x-axis stability. The brace does not reduce print size and allows for a maximum print dimension of 200...

The angle of the rods is set at 20 degrees, matching the 100mm distance between the frame and the rear y-corners specified in the Prusa instructions. ... The frame shown in the pictures was CNC cut from 6mm Di-bond - a fantastic material to work with...

This is a printable version of Prusa's "Mini" version of the i3 printer frame and bed carriage, designed to be printed out of PLA for minimal warping but can also be done in any material you prefer. ... To print this model, you will need a spacious...

This brilliant solution effectively addresses a key issue with Prusa I3: excessive freedom on its vertical frame. Although my own version of Prusa utilizes 10mm threaded rods, not 8mm, this meant I couldn't employ Wingman94's parts directly. In...

This is my Prusa i3 Rework printed Y frame. I own a sturdy steel frame, 3mm thick, and my movable steel part weighs in at 473 grams. I designed this frame with two primary goals in mind: to reduce weight and decrease forces, potentially increasing...

This is yet another iteration of the popular model found on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:938536, boasting a sleeker aesthetic that bears striking resemblance to the renowned Original Prusa i3 MK3 design.

For those with plexi frames i3 and seeking sturdiness, this stabilizer delivers, designed to be placed right before the end of the y-frame. Note: you might have to adjust your y-frame slightly forward, which will impact your y-endstop position. This...

A two part mounting bracket that provides a pair of M3 screw mount points on the Z Axis of an Original Prusa i3 Mk2S and Mk3. Goes on easy, stays in place solidly, and you don't need to design a clip mount into every part you make. Category: 3D...

The versatile two-part mounting bracket is specifically designed for the Z Axis of both Original Prusa i3 Mk2S and Mk3 machines, offering a convenient pair of M3 screw mount points that make assembly quick and straightforward.\r\n\r\nThis robust...

Also narrowed the distance between both sides to 6,2mm - should give perfect fit for 6mm single-frame Aluminum Prusa Frame. Another i slightly modified are the tabs which transfer forces and reinforce the angled parts. Made them both wider and a...

Secure your frame now! ...Your printer is about to run smoothly like a well-oiled machine.

A roll holder designed for 10mm-thick frames can house various reels. ...Also, ensure to print the plastic's dimensions.

This remix is specifically designed for the aluminium frame version with extra support under the top frame to prevent the support from popping off. It can be easily modified to fit other types of frames. ...The bottom sections on both sides can be...

Threaded rods that are about 400 millimeters each connect the bottom part and the upper part of the frame together with M10 nuts and washers - there should be sixteen of these parts needed. One extra M3 hole may have to be drilled into the frame...

To seamlessly incorporate attachments into the frame, I employ a method that's straightforward and intuitive. ...This technique has proven itself useful while designing a basic filament holder - its simplicity makes it adaptable to a variety of...

Original Edition Found Here: Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:287233 Modified Version Allows For Easy Adjustment Of Length Using The M10 Nut, Resulting In A Smooth And Vibration-Free Experience. ...Ideal For Building A Vertical Frame.

... a modification can be made to enhance its functionality by incorporating an M10 nut for adjustable length ease. ...This feature is particularly beneficial when assembling a vertical frame setup, effectively reducing vibrations.

A convenient keeper for velcro straps or zipties ensures cable management near the frame remains effortless. The design builds upon the original spool holder's clamping mechanism. ... Squeeze the Z-axis measurements as needed if you plan to utilize...

... cables neatly in place, simply add a cable tidy to prevent them from flailing about uncontrolled. ...Ensure a snug fit by using M3 grub screws when installing it onto a slightly loose frame slot. ...Finally, secure everything with a convenient 3mm rod.

... all the difference in producing a sturdy final product. Once the print is complete, allow the bed to cool completely before lifting the frame. ...You'll be surprised at how easily it will lift off by itself, thanks to the gentle cooling process.

I increased the width from 10mm to 15mm, allowing me to carve 8 mm shafts throughout the frame. Next, I etched M3 hex nut insets for existing holes and added two M8 hex nut insets at the top of side shafts. Finally, I created notches for M8 hex nuts...

This is a slightly modified version of the original printable i3 frame with the strange holes gone, along with the logos. It has been filled in so that it's no longer hollow. You can find the original model at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:45600.

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