qidi 3d printer x one2

This is a simple spacer that will raise your build plate guides (rear and side) after installing QIDI's soft magnet. The build plate guide is normally lost after the installation of the soft magnet.If you're not familiar with what the part is...

... on a counter close to the ceiling. ...Also the original bearing holders broke off when I printed the design so I replaced those with a holder for two 6mm x 210mm Metal Tubes. ...Just add some heatshrink on the tubes to make it hold inside the bearings.

I recently bought an x-max printer and wanted to add a camera to it. The Blink Mini is from its form factor ideal as well as you can acess it via Alexa is a bonus. Also the depth of the camera does not minimize the xyz axis of the printer. I...

Ony you need to du is glue the parts together. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: Yes Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Filament Spool holder for XIDI X-PRO, see picturesJust print and use. ...No support needed.

I added this pulley for reduce the resistance of spool. ... I used two bearings dimension D.19 d.10 x 5mm.

I added this pulley for reduce the resistance of spool. ...I used two bearings dimension D.19 d.10 x 5mm.

... but I had some connectivity problems earlier, so I couldn't upload the revised files yet. ... The metal plate at the rear of the printer, secured by two bolts and two labels, facilitates a smooth path for feeding the filament tubing into the printer.

The insert can be replaced with a PTFE push fitting, but a push fitting is pretty much unnecessary and just adds to the hassle of changing filaments.The 4010 axial fan for the heat block cooling will hit the printer's steel frame without the Y-Axix...

... 2 more models to have an angle of +45 and -45 degreesATTENTION!!! ...with this model the camera will remain within the printing area so if you are not very careful you could hit it with the printer hotend and cause damage to the camera or printer.

Here are my recommended settings:Hot Box stand x 1 (50% infill)Arm Type 2 x 2 (30% infill)Keep in mind I believe I created the side holder to be a little too big initially. I stopped the print a little short of the full height in my own print. It is...

To use this kit you will need: 412x305mm Polycarbonate sheet (3mm thick) 4 x M5x16mm countersunk screws5mm drill bit (for the polycarbonate)2 x 10x3mm magnets (if you wish to use the magnetic closing on the doorPrior to drilling holes in the...

My final solution to my X-Max 3.I removed the runout sensor completely, as I do not need it.This bracket mount in the original place, where the runout sensor was mounted.I designed two versions. One with PC4M10 Couplers. ...This is for changing the up...

I think these should be the default on any printer, as the lock nut system is annoying, and the printers that have no lock nut, well lets say, is frustrating to have to keep adjusting bed level as the dial has moved. ... These have a fine ratchet...

... you can have higher Oring 6mm It seats above the linear shaft by 10mm. ... The accuracy is dependent of your printer`s and slicer`s settings! ... The hole for the indicator 8mm you can drill it higher but do not forget higher wall thickness then.

A 6.02mm opening has been added to the top to accommodate a 6mm OD PTFE Tube, which comes standard with the printer, eliminating the need for additional hardware. ...The design has also been scaled up by .01 to ensure a tighter fit on my specific...

Made from scratch but based off the original printed dimensions of SpragClutch's dry box side holder for the X-Max 3. I'm able to use the same stock tubing however results may differ. Made to use with the rubber feet. I also didn't take the time to...

The stock filament spool holder on the X-Max falls woefully short of expectations. Planning to redesign it entirely, a temporary solution is being offered to improve its performance. Only two affordable 608 roller bearings are required to achieve...

In the center of the front of the X-Plus enclosure, a precisely engineered M3-sized plastic hole is located. Created to attach the Scorpio Spy camera holder to this existing hole, the mount seamlessly integrates with the camera enclosure. ...Photos...

Here's my version of a thing that will offset the filament guide tube on the back of the X-One. The main goal was to place the guide tube at roughly the center of the spool so that filament doesn't get pulled at weird angles. To print this, you...

The mount slides easily around the center crossbar underneath the X-Max bed, and I have it pulled back towards the door to avoid bumping into the extruder cover when the bed is all the way up. The recessed circle holds the two-sided tape and metal...

If you're using Simplify 3D, simply ignore this remix and stick with the original design. The original design has a critical "shelf" at its very end that's unsupported. If you're working with S3D, just add some manual supports to that shelf to ensure...

......This modification adds a clear visual upgrade to 3D prints, making their quality comparable to that of legendary Prusa printers. A decent extruder is required too - for example, the BMG clone used on a Bowden machine looks capable of handling tasks.

This is a Core-XY machine nearing completion, with most parts already printed and ready for assembly. The major hurdle lies in the crossing of belts at the front, where I've found that twisting both belts 180 degrees resolves the issue. One belt...

To setup a CURA Profile for your QIDI X-Max, download the X-Max.3mf and open in CURA as a project. Please save the attached file to your USB drive, do not put them in the folder. Then proceed with the instructions below to update: 1. Power off...

My simple design to cover the filament hole of the top acrylic cover of Qidi X-Plus and Qidi X-Max when using inner filament holder. No supports needed if you print narrow side up. If you print sides facing the bed, then a basic support is...

added new file after I printed and test fit. The original did fit but not as well as I wanted and some of the mounting holes needed some adjustment. I thinned the walls some and adjust to make a better fit. I removed the chamfer since it really did...

I've printed and test fitted the new file, tweaking it until I got a better fit than the original. The mounting holes needed some adjustments to get everything lined up right, so I thinned out the walls to make it easier to assemble. I also removed...

The sensor wires need to be extended. ...For example, this (pin-socket DuPont ): https://aliexpress.ru/item/1005003757370469.html