prusa parts 3d models

... Accompanying Carriage. ... Changes: * X-Axis Bracket part: * Removed screw-rod guide to support anti-wobble pads. * Added screw holes for Hall endstop. * Tweaked wire tunnel for the endstop sensor wires. ... * Made minor adjustments throughout.

System: error_log: 0.5 / 50% - no backup/no support wheels: 0.4 / 50% - no traction/no support wheels_1: 0.3 / 60% - no traction/no support pinion: 0.25 / 80% - no traction/no support bolt: 0.2 / 80% - no traction/no support Parts for wheels: - Torx...

... from Bondtech can't share files for FDM printing. ...And I decided to make a model of it. v1 has holes for screws. Need to make a thread with a tap M3. v2 and v3 has some changes in design and repaired some bugs v4 rear part made for M6 fittings

Check out the new design here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3063554 This is a simple alternative part cooling duct for use on an Original Prusa i3 MK3 printer. Print it, swap out the old one, and you're good to go. The exits are carefully aimed...

Part to increase the distance from the ground.

Because the IKEA Lack table I used for my enclosure had already been assembled according to the IKEA assembly instructions, one of the holes in the centering part lines up with the hole already created by the double sided IKEA screws. So I remixed...

Required parts are: - LM12UU bearing (7x) - XRod (12 mm, 380 mm) (2x) - ZRod (12 mm, 320 mm) (2x) - M5 leadscrew (290 mm) (2x) This improvement only makes sense if the frame itself has been stabilized already with a kit like:...

... 27.38 grams when printed with PETG. The design also uses interference fit pegs instead of screws to hold the fan, which provides a secure fit. I'm currently working on a new model that bypasses this part entirely, which should greatly boost airflow.

I acquire printable components directly from Chinese online marketplaces through individual sellers. ...These items are specifically designed to be compatible with the MK8 Extruder version.

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I was let down by the standard Prusa cooling fan duct because it obstructed my view of the nozzle, yet performed well overall. I sought a straightforward, compact, bolt-on replacement that wouldn't require relocating the fan, drilling holes, or...

The screw closest to the hotend actually controls the part cooling fan, but since I'm printing PETG that doesn't require much cooling, it starts sagging because it isn't cooling itself down naturally and has no support on the other side of the part -...

Work in Progress Linear Bearing Design Still Waiting for Replacement Part From Seller. ...This 3D Model Was Created Using Tinkercad, an Online CAD Platform Available at https://www.tinkercad.com/Things/GBSIHPFVZXL

My attempts to print KevinTheGoalie's version in ASA and PETG would droop quite a bit & wound up with a lot of filament loops inside the part that I couldn't easily remove. Probably wouldn't have hurt anything to use one of those, but I decided...

Edit: I wasn't 100% satisfied with the fitment of this part initially. I made a few minor adjustments and found a much better fitment. I added that file as an option (the differences are moving the mounting hole up 1mm and shaving 1-2mm off the rib...

Here are the printable parts for the Prusa I3.

The designs are based on Prusa's original printed parts for MK3S (to be found on github - date 2021-03-15) but modified for IGUS RJ4JP_01_08_1 and reuse on MK2.5S printers with end stop switch.

... two spools. The following additional parts are needed: 16 - M3 x 10 screws 18 - M3 nuts 2 - M3 x 18 screws 8 - bearings 4 - 8x106SH shafts Assembly instructions can be found at http://manual.prusa3d.com/Guide/5.+Spool+holder+Assembly/224?lang=en.

I'm building a new Prusa I3 Steel 2.01 and I've made some custom parts to get it up and running quickly. Most of the components are based on this thing from Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1054909). However, I want to use 8mm leadscrews...

I built some parts for my new Prusa I3 Steel 2.01 project.\nThe majority of the parts I'm using are from this thing on Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1054909.\nHowever, I want to use 8 mm leadscrews instead of M5 threaded rods for the...

Saves on a lot of plastic by making spool arms and arm receptacles interchangeable across all holder designs (except for those that the spool sits on bearings directly - no arms to adapt in those) Print instructionsMale part - easy to print as a...

I redesigned the original cup (thanks go out to Bradley for that) but soon realized it wouldn't quite work - what I really needed was something bigger, and capable of fitting over my Prusa i3's 6mm plate. One feature from the original design also...

This is the parts I designed for my metal prusa printer. Do to the end rings this construktion is stif , so there are NO lead skrew mirror in my prints. rember to glue the m4 x 45 skrew heads on the backside of the Jhead holder. connection between...

I've revamped my Prusa i4 printing surface, switching from a single linear rail to two for enhanced movement. ...Check out the YouTube tutorial on this modification at https://youtu.be/kR7ZrTj2iC4

For customers who received a defective part, we are providing replacement components to prevent any potential issues during use. Added to our product lineup in May 2015 were new Parts2 designs that simplified assembly by eliminating the need for...

... wires away from the nozzle. Code The harder part is configuring your firmware. If you are reading this then I have not yet published the blog post and linked it here. Write to me! Say something encouraging! ...:) Category: 3D Printer Accessories

... to keep the wires away from the nozzle. Code Configuring your firmware is the more challenging part. Since I haven't yet published this tutorial and linked it here, I encourage you to reach out to me if you need help. ...Write something uplifting!

The files are sorted into two categories: Prusa Mk3 Parts and MMU2, making it easy for you to find what you need. You'll also find separate assembly STEP-Files for the MK3 and MMU2. ... The step Files serve as the foundation for my modifications, which...

... the PTFE tubing into your current setup/printer, or if you have a Prusa MK3S, the two parts below can be fitted and used as well. See the additional rending for an exploded view. *** Prusa MK3S Parts:*** PTFETubingPrinterGuideHEX fs_cover_upgrade

Here are the frame parts needed for the Prusa i3 Rework modification, specifically designed with 8mm holes to match up with 8mm rods rather than the standard 10mm. ...I made this change so that I could repurpose rods from my old RepRap Mendel, which has...