prusa y axis vibration 3d models

...The MK2 frame's Y axis extrusions are 20mm shorter and the bearings on the left side of the bed move very close to the frame in order to reach the entire 210mm print surface. This wasn't possible with JuanPuchol's design so I decided to make my own.

The MK2 frame's Y axis extrusions are 20mm shorter and the bearings on the left side of the bed move very close to the frame in order to reach the entire 210mm print surface. This wasn't possible with JuanPuchol's design so I decided to make my...

The MK2 frame has shorter Y-axis extrusions and the bearings on the left side of the bed are very close to the frame, which limits the print surface to 210mm. This issue made me decide to create my own mod. In essence, I moved the left side MGN12C...

The orange part was printed using a DC motor on the x-axis but a stepper on the y-axis. ... Here's the type of motor I used:...

(Use washers with the 18mm long screws otherwise they will hit the frame)6x M3 nuts--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Changelog:V2: 28.02.2023 after countless requests I...

This is a clever way to adjust tension on my y-belt with minimal fuss, requiring no new holes in my Prusa i3 Hesine frame.\nA bit excessive, I admit, but it works wonders and was an absolute blast to create!\nI printed the entire piece in one go,...

I managed to repair my Y axis belt bearing holder with a makeshift solution - holding the bearings in place with a piece of metal while printing this new design. Compared to the original holder on my printer, this one is a significant improvement. It...

Wanting to put all of my electronics below the Y-carriage, I found myself putting wiring dangerously close to the Y-axis stepper pulley and drive belt. To solve the problem, and retain the same print bed height, I relocated the stepper motor and...

After installing the Y frame bearings mount (http://www.thingiverse.com/make:218651), I had to adjust the belt holder height to match the new belt position. I borrowed an idea for belt tensioning from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:745934 and used...

The Y-axis motor mount component failed on my HICTOP printer. The motor was slightly swaying back and forth while printing, causing the belt to become loose and skip steps in the process. This resulted in a misaligned Y-axis position. I removed the...

I decided to relocate the stepper motor and adjust the belt plane to eliminate a dangerous setup that put wiring too close to the pulley and drive belt on my Y-axis. To retain print bed height, I replaced the original bearing setup in the new...

I encountered some challenges with the design: When I installed the y-axis on my new MK3s, I noticed that it was rubbing against the frame. A photo of the issue is attached. After mastering OpenSCAD, I figured out how to tweak the design to resolve...

This item allows you to press-fit sleeve or slide bearings for use with the Prusa MK3 y-carriage. The largest bearing it can support is 15 mm by 25.7 mm (outer diameter x length). Use it only with sleeve or slide bearings that are not enclosed, as...

I've been hunting for a y-axis tensioner that looks like it would be stock, but haven't found anything not insanely over-engineered.Like always, I finally landed on one I liked enough to remix. This time, it's from Thingiverse: <a...

Modified remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:544990 without central void and decreased height along Z-axis dimension.

Support is available for the linear rods LM8UU of the Prusa i3 printer, with a cartridge spacing of 20mm.

A quick and dirty designed part for the Prusa Mendel to guide the cable from the heated print bed. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

The stock endstop on this model isn't tailored to the BQ Prusa i3's specifications, but this one matches up flawlessly.

Designed swiftly and simply, this component is specifically made for the Prusa Mendel to direct cables from its heated print bed.

The RepRap Prusa i3 features an upgraded motor mount, designed to accommodate a classic Nema17 stepper motor, ensuring improved stability and performance during 3D printing operations.

NEW YORK-Stops assembled from the ground up fit seamlessly within a precisely crafted framework...

However, an issue arose when tightening the belt, causing the bracket to become slightly bent and the motor axis to lose its perpendicular alignment with the belt axis. As a result, the bracket pressed against the pulley's side, producing...

The Prusa i3's belt tensioner/idler is a must-have upgrade. ...It replaces the factory-standard part and lets you fine-tune the belt tension with the same screws used originally.

This Is A Mount For Lm8uu Bearings Specifically Designed To Hold Prusa's Table Securely In Place. ... Print Settings Include Custom Options: Rafts: Ignore Any Default Setting And Leave It As Is Supports: The Same Applies Here - Feel Free To Set It How...

This is a remix of the x-axis Belt clip from Zizibee. Check out the original design at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1272787. I've added a hastily designed but serviceable mount for the tight-spaced carrier of the Hesine i3 printer. The new part...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3x Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Notes: Print it however you like, use supports if needed, and clean up any excess material. It should snap into place correctly once assembled. ... I started...

A spring-loaded belt tensioner for Prusa Mendel requires printing two sets of parts, designed in SolidWorks without OpenScad files. The STLs have been Netfabb-repaired to ensure manifold perfection. Assembly necessitates a 608zz bearing, two...

... material from both ends. Axis Belt Joint: mount four M3x10 screws on either side. Each screw needs an extra wide M3 washer and an M3 nut to secure properly. ... Requirements include four M3x10 screws, four extra wide M3 washers, and four M3 nuts.

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...

However, this setup can be prone to damage from vibrations and shocks that occur during operation. Furthermore, the heat generated by the electronics can cause the holder to deteriorate over time, compromising its functionality. Endstop holders...