prusa mk2 y carriage 3d models

The LM8UU bearing mounts and Belt Clips are inspired by Wired1's Mendel Prusa ~ Max ~ Prism Y-carriage. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa Mendel Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Lowish. Infill: 100% Notes: Material: Esun PETG...

The modified 3D design is a Prusa i3 Single Frame Y-Carriage version, created by CAPI. This iteration can be accessed at its original location on the Reprap website. ...The specific .dwg file that describes this customized model can be found at...

Y-Carriage designed for my HICTop Prusa Mendel I3 printer. This carriage fits a 272mm x 220mm heat bed perfectly. I created this carriage because my old one kept rattling, but this one does not rattle at all! The key to success was a simple yet...

...This modification is suitable for the Y carriage of a standard Prusa i3 printer. Additionally, I revised the T-shaped design, but it currently doesn't fit within the standard Prusa i3 printer space. Consequently, I am working on an improved version.

This is a long overdue upgrade to the Prusa MK3(S) Y-carriage design. The old design's reliance on just one linear bearing on the right side creates minor torsion, leading to issues such as inconsistent skew and jerky carriage movements. A...

Make sure the Y carriage is able to move freely!Enjoy the new view of your printerDesigned in Fusion 360.Camera Mount Arm based upon the Original Prusa Printer FrameYou can also find the files in my GitHub Repository.Timelapse Sample Additional...

The Y-carriage design features unbreakable LM8UU bearing holders, suitable for 150mm linear rod spacing and measuring 175mm x 125mm overall. It fits on a 200mm x 200mm printer bed and includes clamps for XL/T5 belts, T2.5 belts, and 3mm pitch GT2-3...

The second version of my Y-Carriage design supports 3 or 4 LM8UUs, enhancing printable area and rigidity. I'm currently using a three-legged version. Find the V3 files at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:23900. For customization with different...

This is the dxf file for a design that I created based on the Prusa's 3-bearing Y carriage for the Mk3 printer and 24v Mk52 heatbed. The design accommodates four bearings, two on each side, providing maximum stability. I have arranged to have this...

The Y-carriage on the Prusa i3 accommodates three linear bearings, which are secured using u-shaped metal bolts that provide a solid foundation but come with two limitations: firstly, they can only be sourced from Prusa directly or through online...

i've designed this to my prusa big bear printer to accommodate 305x305 silicon heat bed the spaces between bearing the same as Prusa Bear in Y direction but wider in X direction and you can us Y helper to adjust the Y rod mount position i did laser...

Print Settings Printer: Prusa I3 Rafts: It doesn't matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 or lower Infill: 100% (since it's small, make it robust) Notes: You may need to reduce print speed in order to achieve high resolution on this compact object. ...How...

It needs to be machined from aluminum, but I thought it is somehow related to 3D printing and Prusa printers.I designed this to optimize the rigidity on of the Y axis on my Prusa i3MK3S+. I wanted to try this despite of the bearing system being...

... Designed to be printed on an 180 x 180 bed in two parts - It fits on 160 mm X 110 mm) - With full 200mm Y travel enabled on a Prusa Air 2 with LMU8 linear bearings. Dependent on your printer, you might need to drill some holes in the heated bed.

LMU and belt clamp remain the same as does the layout geometry Designed to be printed on a 180 X 180 bed ( in 2 parts- It will actually fit on 160 mm X 110 mm) and to allow full 200mm Y travel on a Prusa air 2 with LMU8 linear bearings. Depending on...

Printed Part for Prusa I3 Rework Bed Platform, Lm8UU Design.\nThe piece is designed specifically to utilize 3mm screws and nuts for optimal stability.\nThe primary goal of this part is to ensure the Lm8UU bearings remain stationary, thereby...

Remixed the Prusa i3 MK2 extruder mount for use in a Bowden setup, leveraging the publicly available Extruder Body file from Prusa to create this custom Bowden X Carriage Mount. ...The E3D Titan mount was used as inspiration and can be found at...

Remade the Prusa i3 MK2 Extruder Mount for use in a Bowden setup, leveraging the publicly available Extruder Body file from Prusa to create this Bowden X Carriage Mount. ...Utilized the E3D Titan mount, which can be found at...

This remix leverages the excellent X axis carriage cover designed by jltx, building upon the foundation of the MK2.5 Prusa part with added openings mirroring those found on the jitx piece. As a result, users enjoy significantly easier access to the X...

This is the Prusa MK2.5/MK3 x-carriage back with several key modifications: - The back has been split into two distinct pieces, allowing for a more streamlined build process and improved accessibility to the x-axis belt. - Removing the top piece of...

Bear upgrade bearing holders are designed for prusa MK3s/MK2.5 carriage, leaving a gap where they might twist and skew bed out of alignment, causing bed skew for older bed designs.This mode is redesign of the bearings in openscad, where the bearing...

This is the Prusa MK2.5S/MK3S x-carriage back with several key modifications: - The back has been split into two distinct pieces - Removing the top piece provides effortless access to the x-axis belt - The bottom piece features a slit in the cable...

During Assembly of my new Prusa i3 MK3, I discovered that the x-carriage backplate completely covered the x-axis belt and prevented adjustments without complete disassembly. All printable MK3 parts are published by Prusa and can be found on [Github...

this is a remix of Clemens M.'s design found here: https://forum.prusaprinters.org/forum/original-prusa-i3-mk2.5s-mk2.5-user-mods-octoprint-enclosures-nozzles-.../y-axis-belt-tensioner-for-mk2-mk2-5-mk2-5s/ i didnt want to take the printer apart so i...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2770105 Here is my newly designed X-Belt Tensioner for the X Axis on Prusa MK 2/S and I believe 3. As you can see, the tensioner is internal to the original part so it fits exactly as stock. There's 5mm of...

I used 3D Builder to attach part of the X-Carriage from the Bear Extruder and X axis by pekcitron to the Bondtech BMG Bear Carriage. I am using the LDO 0.9° Slim Power Stepper Motor for BMG Extruder from...

Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Original Prusa i3 MK2 Resolution: .2 Infill: 22% Notes: I printed many test pieces with PETG because of the flexibility; in the end, I used ABS for the final pieces. ...Either one will work for this...

The smooth rod carriage is: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1609892 Just attach my base to the smooth part (may need improvement). My base must be printed with support, but it's easy to see once in Cura. Heatsink clips require M4*20 screws. The...

Here is the rewritten text in American English: "Make the tensor of the belt to use the perforations that come with the Prusa smooth rod mount, based on parts taken from the printer. They're for using the screw, washers, and bearing that come with...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2770019 Want to eliminate that offset on the back of your Prusa where the belt is secured? Ever notice that the X-Idler is larger than the stepper gear? Well, it is, and it causes torque on the belt. This design...