prusa y axis vibration 3d models

Hello you!(This is not a remix.)After increased noisiness with 2+ years use of my MK3S+ I looked around to reduce vibration noises and found some ball bearing z-axis top upgrades. None worked for me, the initial model did not allow for z-axis...

For Prusa i3 enthusiasts, calibrating the Y-axis endstop is a crucial step to ensure seamless printing performance. Begin by locating the Y-endstop switch, usually situated at the bottom of the printer's frame near the X-carriage. This switch is...

Modeled after stock Prusa I3 Y axis corners, it includes a flange with 4 screw holes to securely attach the Y axis or bed to a box, table, or plywood, preventing it from shaking and losing its squareness. Designed for use with #4 screws featuring...

The axis Y belt tensioner is specifically engineered for the Prusa i3. ... Assembly requires the following components: - A pulley - Two M5 screws - Two M5 nuts - Four washers measuring 5.5mm in diameter - One M5 x 40 screw - One self-locking nut, also...

This is an adjustment tool for the Y Axis Rails on Prusa i3 series printers, designed to accurately position them 170mm apart. The jig should fit snugly across these rails. Following a recent printer rebuild, I noticed that my rails seemed slightly...

This will snugly fit into the grooves of a Prusa MK3s y-axis, making it easy to keep cables neatly organized. I'm fairly certain those extrusions are indeed 3030, although I've been unable to find any written documentation to confirm this. Print in...

Human: Upgrade Your Y-axis Tensioner on the Prusa i3 Hephestos\n\nTwo Precision Ball Bearings 624 ZZ Ensure Smooth Operation\n\nSecure with Two High-Quality Screws and Nuts 4x25 for Enhanced Reliability\n\nReplace the Original Tensioner with a Proven...

I modified my Prusa Hephestos with a 20x30 cm heated bed and need to swap the trigger support for Y-axis endstop since the new bed support has a distinct shape and thickness compared to the old one. Follow These Instructions: Printed in ABS...

This will clip into the grooves in a Prusa MK3s y-axis, allowing you to keep cables tidy. I believe those extrusions are 3030, but I can't find written proof. Print in vase mode, vertically with a brim. ...0.3mm layers are fine.

Modified Original Prusa i3 MK3/S Y Axis Idler Specially Designed to Fit LDO 2GT 16-Tooth Idler Ensures Smooth Operation with Factory-Toleranced Precision. ...Print with Confidence in PETG, ABS, CFPC, or Any Material with High Glass Bed Transition...

I'm trying to adapt a tensioning system for the Y-axis of my Prusa Infitary I3 M508 3D printer, but it's not going smoothly. ...To get started, I need to drill through the front plastic panel of the printer so I can insert the screw that fits into the...

I created this MGN12 linear rail upgrade to eliminate racking and play in the Prusa MK3S Y-axis. The standard 6mm rods/bearings have play and can often be noisy. ...Detailed installation instructions are available here:...

I upgraded a Y-axis tensioner, making it wider to accommodate both the bearing and pulley that came with my Folger Tech Prusa i3 Kit. ...To complete the modification, I downsized the bolt diameter so it aligns perfectly with the one supplied with the...

A low-cost, easy-to-assemble Y-axis belt tensioner for your Prusa 3D printer ensures a tight belt without dismantling the entire bed. A taut belt prevents wobbling and enhances print quality. ...The materials list includes one printed part, a 608zz...

Using a digital caliper on your Prusa i3 allows for speedy and hassle-free Y-axis calibration. Simply place the open caliper in its mount, set it to zero, then carefully move the bed towards the direction that closes the caliper. ...Be sure the bed...

This is a custom Y-Axis bed support designed for a Prusa-style steel-framed 3D printer. I modified the original design after updating my printer's frame, as the standard support kept colliding with the new frame during printing, causing noise and...

The Y axis corner is modeled after a standard Prusa I3 design. A flange with four screw holes is included for securing the Y axis and bed to a box, table, or plywood, preventing shaking and loss of square. Designed for #4 screws with tapered heads,...

Provides a mounting point for a PiCam on the Prusa XL Y-Axis arms.Requires a 3030 T-nut and an M3x10mm socket head screw.  If you do not have a T-nut you can print one of these,...

To enhance the stability of your MDF Y-axis carriage from an eBay kit, address the issue of mount holes enlarging over time by using a 3mm hole size. This reduces play in the Y-axis and ensures better quality prints. The provided STL file yields a...

Other printable parts for my printers include: GT2 belt clamp (Prusa Y-axis), Arduino Mega and RAMPS v1.4 case, Prusa i3 steel 10mm upgrade, Prusa i3 Steel Y-axis motor mount, Prusa i3 Steel X-carriage, E3D Chimera / Cyclops mount, dual E3D...

Our Y-axis endstop mount is specifically designed for Prusa i3 users who want to ensure their 8mm threaded rods are properly secured at 20mm spacing. Before you start assembling, remember to carefully check the clearance of your printbed carrier. A...

A vital stabilizer for the Y Axis frame during maintenance of the MK2 undercarriage. Position the stand underneath the front end of the 10mm rod to offer additional support and prevent the MK2 from losing its balance. Print Settings Printer: Prusa...

For Prusa i3, you'll need a Y axis belt tensioner that's precision-crafted with two high-performance 624Z (13x5 mm) bearings and two durable M4x25 screws. To add extra security, consider using a nyloc nut for the tension screw. ...When preparing this...

Use your digital caliper to fine-tune and test the Y axis on Prusa i3 with ease. Calibration prints are a thing of the past with this efficient method. Simply place the open caliper in its mount, reset it to zero, then move the bed towards the...

Replacing old U-bolts with new bearing clamps on the Y-axis is the plan.

Using this thing, you can add a y-axis max endstop to your Geeetech Prusa i3 printer easily. It fits snugly on top of the acrylic plates and is securely held in place by the big screw located at the front. You can even add a switch like this one on...

This is the Y-axis end stop for Steel Pursa I3, which allows attachment of a dip switch via two 3mm holes. ...The legs of the Y-end stop offer additional support for an 8mm Y-axis rod.

Thanks to Ulrich Hornstone ( https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/social/58726-ulrich-hornstone ) for this idea.CompatibilityThis mod also works well with KalleKnall's Y axis linear rails upgrade: https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/prints/5620RemixThis...

https://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/original-prusa-i3-mk3-f30/fine-tune-your-mk3-y-axis-t13851.html#p63653 Fine Print: You may need to use a 12 mm M3 screw instead of the 10 mm M3, as this mount is slightly thicker and requires a longer screw. The rest...

This is a Y Axis End Stop for the "Original" Prusa i3 that comes from Prusa Research. The kit has you zip tie the switch to the the 8mm round bar and this replaces the zip tie with something more robust. Note that this version of the i3 has a 8mm...