prusa y axis rattle 3d models

Cable tie failures cause unexpected changes in printing process which resulted in a redesign of the anchor. This includes the use of a screw clamp to secure the belt. ...The purpose of cable ties is actually to prevent belt ends from coming into contact...

This is a compact edition of the initial document. How I Created It: First, import the primary file into SCAD. Next, duplicate, shift, and rotate it as needed. ...Finally, export the project as an STL-file.

The old motor mount just couldn't hold up, so I stepped in and created a beefed-up version. Tensioning the belt isn't even an issue for this baby - it won't bend no matter what you throw at it. ...I've also built in space for a bearing, giving the axle...

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UPDATE: This tensioner fails miserably after just 30-40 hours of printing, revealing its major flaw. I initially employed a 1.5 mm diameter metal bar to make it work, but I'm now experimenting with the original bearing as an additional fix for its...

I was searching for a tensioner that could be easily swapped out without needing to remove the rods from the frame, while also keeping the bearing perfectly centered. So here it is. This design is specifically tailored for M10 rod i3 variants; if...

I used Apru's design from thingiverse.com/thing:495026/#files for motorbracket. Check out and subscribe to my YouTube channel here. Print Settings: Rafts - No, Supports - No, Resolution - 0.2 mm, Infill - 30%. Notes: Simply print as is, scaling up to...

I designed this new model in 123D Design because my existing one had broken apart and I couldn't locate the original STL files anywhere. Print Settings: Printer: Geeetech Mecreator 2 Rafts: No Supports: It doesn't matter. ...Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill:...

<p>Please use these holders for Drylin Igus LMU8 plastic bearings.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Requires 2x DIN562 Square nut and 2x M3x10 screws for each holder &nbsp;</p>

A simple yet effective design for a belt holder, which securely attaches the belt to the print bed via the existing holes. The two holes on the bottom piece are strategically positioned to accommodate m3x16 screws and matching nuts. Print Settings: ...

UPDATE: This tensioner proves to be inadequate, revealing its weaknesses after a prolonged printing session of 30-40 hours. Initially, I employed a metal bar with a diameter of 1.5 mm for this component. However, I am now considering an alternative...

Now the channels for the screws are arranged in order to avoid each other, maintaining the original mounting holes on the front plate but allowing the same tensioning method.You need to use a 20mm long M3 screw to tension the part: any longer screw...

I made significant alterations to this design found at thingiverse.com/thing:619347 to include nuts, enhancing screw holding and eliminating the threat of thread damage from over-tightening. For secure fastening, use metric screws measuring 3x15 mm.

Required Components: * Minimum of 2 sets of M4 30mm machine screws * 2 sets of M4 nuts * 2 sets of 4x13x5mm bearings * 2 sets of M3 10mm screws * 2 sets of M3 T nuts for 2020 aluminum rail assembly

In a speedy fashion, I constructed an endstop for my i3 printer, attaching it to one of the 8mm threaded rods. ...For a snug fit, use a lighter to warm the holder if necessary; just a few seconds should do the trick.

During printing, a cable tie that secured one end of a part's anchored belt came loose, prompting a redesign of the anchor to feature a reliable screw clamp for a snug fit. ...The original cable ties merely prevented belt ends from chafing against each...

Made a hole inside by turning the object around, perfect spot to mount the zip-tie securely.

This upgrade takes advantage of the 608zz skate bearing's capabilities, allowing you to adjust it so that the belt tracks in the center. A significant improvement has been made, eliminating the issue of failed prints caused by the belt jamming to one...

I used Apru's design from thingiverse.com/thing:495026/#files for motorbracket. Check out my YouTube channel for more updates. Print Settings: Rafts - No, Supports - No, Resolution - 0.2mm, Infill - 30%. Just print it as is; scale up to 10 times...

Individual uses belt drive upgrade kit with enhanced bearings to increase the grip on belts by adding more gear teeth.

A compact tool engineered to restrict the rotational force exerted on bolts and fasteners.

Turned the object and made a hole inside for zip-tie mount. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

The standard mini mechanical endstop is compatible with a 10mm threaded rod, which can be secured using a 1-M3 nut. This part attaches to the X carriage that supports the heated bed on my setup. The design also features M2/M3 screws for the endstop.

Endstop Holders Without PCB Mounts The endstop holders offered by various suppliers are a crucial component for ensuring precise positioning of 3D printers and CNC machines. These holders play a vital role in maintaining the stability of the...

Y-Axis

Enhanced Stability Design for the Y Axis Belt Tensioner on the Hictop Prusa I3 3D Printer.

Two bespoke designs tailored specifically to the Y-axis of the renowned Prusa i3 3D printer.

Y-axis belt tensioner for the Original Prusa i3 MK3S/S+. ... All instructions are in the docx file.

Y-axis idler

Raised Y Axis