prusa i3 x axis 3d models

X axis carriage for Geetech Prusa I3 pro X, The standard wide one, v9, offers ample space when needed, while the narrow alternative provides a more organized and filament-efficient design. Additionally, it features an integrated x belt holder. To...

<p>EDIT: v2 uploaded at <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4572116">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4572116</a></p> <p>Designed for easier printing than the source, because it prints on its back.</p> <p>Works best with SC8UU pillow block...

Designed for smoother printing than the original, it prints upside down with ease. Works best with SC8UU pillow block bearings that deliver superior performance. EDIT: included a sturdy clamp that features a mount for the 30mm E3Dv6 heatsink cooling...

Designed to fit some Prusa original parts like X-axis idler and extruder!

Crafted to seamlessly integrate with specific Prusa original components such as the X-axis idler and extruder.

This is a reworked x-carriage for the Prusa i3 MK3 to use Igus RJ4JP bearings. It includes STLs & scad files to create or change them as you see fit. Using RJ4JP bearings on the x-axis significantly reduces noise, but over-tightening the rear access...

----------------------- I like the idea of the X-axis motor mounted camera arm from [dragsterbox](https://www.thingiverse.com/dragsterbox/about) [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/dragsterbox/thing:3252355), and I've modified it to work with my Prusa...

... work - I adapted this design from his original creation! ...Kudos to Giulio for the inspiration! To boost the precision of your X-axis on that Prusa printer, consider switching to a direct drive setup. ...As usual, those rods are 8mm in diameter.

Prusa i3 MK3 PiCam v2 X-Axis Motor Mount What is this? The goal here is to mount a Raspberry Pi Camera v2 to the X-Axis motor of the Prusa Research Prusa i3 MK3. This will allow the camera to move up the Z axis as printing, which should make for...

Prusa i3 by Sunhokey (s508) Print Settings Printer Brand Prusa Manufacturer of high-quality printing technology Printer Prusa Steel The steel frame provides a sturdy foundation for the printer Rafts No This model does not use rafts, ensuring a smooth...

This printer accessory is a straightforward x-axis belt holder designed for printers that don't rely on an inductive sensor. ...Constructed from the original component, we've successfully eliminated the sensor mount.

... 1 self-locking nut M5, a critical component that ensures the belt remains securely in place. The Belt Tensioner Axis X is designed specifically for Prusa i3 Hictop printers but can be easily adapted for use with all versions of the Prusa i3.

... later. Additional Tips: * Mounting the arm to the X-axis motor first may be easier for some users. * Use a PiCam focus tool to get the best view of the print surface. ...* Adjustments can be made later by moving the arms and camera as needed.

The X-axis support endstop for the Prusa i3 Hephestos by bq has been redesigned to remain stationary, eliminating unnecessary movement. ...This innovative update ensures the endstop is securely positioned at a predetermined distance, streamlining the...

This part is one of fifteen essential components for assembling the highly regarded Anycubic Prusa i3 3D Printer.

This is a crucial component of the 14-piece upgrade kit designed specifically for the Anycubic Prusa i3 printer, known for its precise build quality and impressive print capabilities.

This set of designs replaces the X carriage and Z-axis ends with bearingless parts, also providing a quick change ability for extruder types. The z-axis parts are designed to be used in conjunction with a z-axis wobble fix. The belts are attached...

This is the component where the belt rides along on the right side of the x-axis. Being 3D-printed and tightly secured to guarantee excellent stability, it can potentially shatter over time due to wear and tear. ...I've personally encountered this issue...

Here is a link to an instructable that shows you how to upgrade the printed x-axis idler to use bearings: http://www.instructables.com/id/Bearings-on-Your-Prusa-I3s-X-Axis

Please don't print it yet, it's not ready. ... Replacement of the extruder carriage model MK8 to adapt the cable organizer from the Prusa i3 X-axis model on my Geeetech Aluminum printer. ... 02-05-19: Error correction, new STL files were uploaded.

3D Printed Upgrade for Prusa I3, No Modification Required. This Add-On Allows Easy Belt Tensioning on the X-Axis Next to the Motor. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Prusa Printer Model: Prusa Steel Infill Percentage: 100%

The Prusa I3 Hexa demands a specific X-axis tensioner, engineered to accommodate an M4 x 16mm screw and two pieces of F604ZZ bearings. ...This particular design is likely adaptable for use in various other I3 versions.

This is a crucial X-axis belt tensioner for the Prusa i3 3D printer model, also compatible with Anet-A8 and Sitron TW-101.\nFirst, consult the accompanying txt file for step-by-step assembly instructions.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Model:\nPrusa...

Development is underway to adapt the Geeetech Prusa I3 X with a reconfigured wheelbase of 27.33 millimeters.

I upgraded the X-axis of my Hesine M505 (Prusa i3) using a custom design from Thingiverse. The original setup lacked an X-tensioner, so I decided to upgrade it with a 16T GT2 pulley from Amazon. However, the new pulley wouldn't fit in the existing...

The Prusa i3 allows you to use your digital caliper to quickly and easily calibrate/test the X axis with precision. No more tedious slow calibration prints required. Simply place the open caliper in its mount, reset it to zero, then carefully move...

You can utilize your digital caliper to fine-tune and verify the X-axis on your Prusa i3 with speed and simplicity, eliminating tedious calibration prints. Simply place the open caliper in its holder, reset it to zero, then move the bed in the...

I upgraded my X-axis of my Hesine M505 (Prusa i3) printer using the design from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1103976, which didn't include an X tensioner. I needed a higher gear ratio to improve print quality, so I wanted to upgrade to a 16T GT2...

In the original printer, this endstop was not adjustable by design.\nI initially wanted to utilize the original holes, embracing the asymmetric design, but ultimately decided on M2-bolts due to their proximity to the belt, which presented a...

This led me to design and build a sturdier new Tensioner specifically for the X-axis. Built to support 608 Bearings, this device is designed to accommodate rods with diameters of either 5/16 or 8mm, all secured firmly by means of a sturdy 3 x 20...