railcore bed 3d models

A simple clip for holding the wiring bundle on the RailCore II features a slot for securely inserting a zip tie. I opted for a 36-inch zip tie, cutting off both ends before slipping it into place alongside my wiring bundle. ...This keeps the bundle...

I designed this custom spool holder specifically for the Railcore 300zlt. It's optimized to function seamlessly with the high-density polyethylene (HDPE) side panels that come with it. ...Although I've only tested it with HDPE, there's a possibility it...

... The RailCore II 300ZL feet have been replaced with this innovative solution, eliminating the need for a bolt in the process. ...Instead, the nubs are inserted into the screw hole and gently pushed upwards using a thin screwdriver or awl.

This is a magnetic door catch for Acrylic Doors on Railcore. Print it and glue in two 12 MM rare earth magnets. The magnets can be purchased at Home Depot, Lowes, or online. ... You will also need to attach a couple of small pieces of sheet metal to...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4666587 I remixed the 'Petsfang Evolve for Railcore II 300ZL' to be able to keep using my aluminum BLTouch mount. The probe-offsets for the aluminum BLTouch mount are: X: -9mm Y: 47mm / 34,5mm - This depends on...

... weight. Do not try to hang a 3.5kg roll from regular filament holder as it might break. Empiricus@Dremomys Print Settings Printer: Railcore 2 Rafts: NoSupports: Yes Resolution: 0.200mm Filament: Atomic Filament PETG Category: 3D Printer Parts

I decided to reprint the RailCore Electronic Box corners in a different color and figured I'd just redesign everything, true to RailCore's spirit. The corners don't need screws to hold them in place because they slide right in and come with a loft...

This remix of the RailCore BLTouch mount allows the BLTouch Y offset to be 36mm instead of 42mm from the nozzle of an E3D-v6. ...This will allow for a larger print volume in the Y direction. Print Settings Printer: Railcore 300ZL Rafts: NoSupports: No...

Here is a simple wire cover for the Railcore printer, designed around the BondTech printed mount to clear a BLTouch. To assemble this design, you'll need to drill out the top and bottom inside Wire tie square holes with a 4mm bit. ...The cover utilizes...

Just a simple wire cover for the Railcore printer. Thiis was designed around the BondTech printed mount and will clear a BLTouch.</p> <p>You will need to drill out the top and bottom inside Wire tie square holes with a 4mm bit. ...I designed it to use...

When I decided to reprint the RailCore Electronic Box corners in a different color, I figured in true RailCore spirit, I'd just redesign everything. The corners do not require screws to hold in the sides as they just slide in and include a loft to...

When I decided to reprint the RailCore Electronic Box corners in a different color, I figured in true RailCore spirit, I'd just redesign everything. The corners do not require screws to hold in the sides as they just slide in and include a loft to...

Filament holder for Railcore 2 300ZL and some brackets, all installed without the need for post support. Additional brackets and base were added to enhance the left side holder's stability. A brand new right side base and support system was also...

A simple design upgrade adds a magnetic latch to the basic door option of the RailCore printer. The bracket mounts securely to the inside of the front panel using strong adhesive. I used 3M 468MP adhesive tape not only for attaching the bracket but...

This is a magnetic latch for a railcore assembly, utilizing four high-strength magnets from Home Depot encased in plastic covers to minimize magnetic force. The stationary component holds two magnets and screws securely into the 1515 extrusion. Two...

For the Aluminum Y-Carriage and Mosquito Hotend, I rebuild it from scratch while closely following the Railcore V6 Part cooling Duct design by Hangtight. I also shift the "horns" for use with a boot on the Mosquito Hotend. To achieve optimal...

This is a magnetic latch for a railcore. It uses 4 qty - 1/2" (12.7mm) X .063" (1.6mm) magnets from Home Depot encased in plastic covers to minimize the magnetic force. The stationary part holds 2 magnets and then screws down into the 1515 extrusion....

This is a magnetic latch for a railcore. It uses 4 qty - 1/2" (12.7mm) X .063" (1.6mm) magnets from Home Depot encased in plastic covers to minimize the magnetic force. The stationary part holds 2 magnets and then screws down into the 1515 extrusion....

Hinges for RailCore 2 doors come in both 250 and 300 ZL models, designed to be printed from PETG or ABS filament. The hinges feature a unique design where a moderately long M3 screw (25mm) threads tightly into the top and bottom pieces while...

It's specifically designed for the Railcore II printer. You'll need a short length of M6x100 threaded rod and four M6x100 nuts to complete it. First, use two nuts to secure the rod into the spool arm. Alternatively, you can thread in a set-screw if...

I needed a little more print area for a RailCore and created a couple of modifications. First, the fan on a Revo nozzle can be turned almost 90 degrees where the fan blows almost parallel to the Y axis. It doesn't quite make it to 90 degrees as...

Belt tuner for the Railcore. Slide the lever behind the X or Y motor at the very top of the stepper body as pictured, then use an M3 bolt to secure the lever to the bracket. Gradually tighten until the Y rail is perfectly parallel to the right top...

Belt Tuner for Railcore Installation. Locate the lever positioned behind the X or Y motor on top of the stepper body as depicted in the image provided. Next, secure the lever to the bracket using an M3 bolt and gradually tighten it until the Y rail...

These are parts allowing you to mount your railcore X/Y motors with vibration damper. This makes the printer significantly quieter. As an added bonus, drive pulleys are placed in double shear, taking all side force off the motor shaft. I printed all...

... movement has occurred. Its design allows for a snug fit even on printers with slight size variations. A shorter version is available, specifically designed for the ZLT model to prevent rail contact when the bed is lowered due to z-axis wobble.

Press or screw onto the right Z axis lead screw. Tells if the Z axis has stopped turning or how much it turned. Is slit so it fits even if your printer is not quite tuned to size. A shorter version is for the ZLT as the wobble in the z axis can cause...

It fits all major brands, including atomic spools, and provides full Z travel so the bed doesn't hit the spool when mounted on the inside back panel. Find a suitable spot to drill a 1/4-inch hole for the mounting bolt. To assemble it, you'll need...

It is essentially the same as turning the power switch on the back of the printer off, but that method is not always quick when your bed is crushing your nozzle or during any other unexpected failure. You can find the wiring diagram I used about 3/4...

It is essentially the same as turning the power switch on the back of the printer off, but that method is not always quick when your bed is crushing your nozzle or during any other unexpected failure. You can find the wiring diagram I used about 3/4...

Steve White, Tony Akens, and Ben Withem.Build of MaterialsA BOM is provided with links to where you can source the parts and available aluminum upgrades.Build GuideThe build guide is maintained on the RailCore Dozuki.SupportOther documentation and...