raise3d parts

If you'd like this part in two STLs, one for the actual handle and one for the logo to enable dual extruder and multi-color printing, I'll be happy to split the part and share it. ... Other designs opt for a unique aesthetic, while mine was an attempt...

Raise3D Pro3  Hotend Halter mit 10 Schnellwechsel Verriegelungen. ...Für ein Sicheres aufgeräumtes Lagern der Hotends, um Beschädigungen bei nicht Benutzung zu vermeiden.

I used 16.25" long pieces of 1/4" diameter carbon fiber rod (from a kite parts supplier, surprisingly affordable) because it's so cool. Also rigid - 1/4" wood dowels would be too floppy at this length. I stuck little felt pads on each top piece, so...

I got tired of the door on my Raise3D Pro2 machine swinging freely (and often slamming shut) while trying to work on it, so I created this quick fix in Fusion360 to keep the door open. To install, simply remove the second screw from the door and...

Tired of ripping you nail trying to open the door of your Raise3D pro 3D printer ?Here is a custom Door Knob for my Raise3d pro 3 plus.It is just a remix with a much better handle.There is two files. ...One for 2xM4 insert and one with Ø3.8mm holes for...

It often happens that I struggle to release the heatbed of my Raise3D Pro2 after printing. ... So I designed these to fit exactly on the hand screws and doing the job without leaving ugly marks.

Room air conduit enables efficient cooling of the motion control module within the Raise3D N2 system. ...Minor adjustments may be required to accommodate larger fasteners due to initial small hole diameters.

Raise3D N Series users can easily level their beds using a versatile tool. ...Simply place the clip on the right side of the extruder's cooling fan to get started.

This isn't a printable model, it's an STL representation of the Raise3D Pro2 Plus bed for use in Simplify 3D (accessed via Options -> Machine -> Add). ...For further details, visit https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2196524.

This is a shorter shaft version (65mm) for the Microcenter Inland brand spools, which eSUN and other brands commonly use. ... Print Settings Printer: Raise3D N2+ Rafts: Not required Supports: Not needed Resolution: 300 microns Infill: 30%

Print Settings Printer: Raise3D N2 Rafts: Don't Bother Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15 Notes: 4mm holes are added in the rear bump out to enable M3 x 5 push fittings. The handle fits snugly into the acrylic door cutout. In the picture, you...

This Mod may be more complex for casual users which was why I tried to convince Raise3D to abandon the fixed bed approach. I suggest printing all of the parts in a higher temp filament such as PETG or nylon. This modification will use about 3/4 of an...

Additionally there were 2 major safety issues related to the bed which I address in this modification: Raising the bed off the lock screws which would eventually eat through the insulation fish paper Raise3D used which in turn would short out the...

This block can be printed to hold the Extruder temperature probe and heater bar out of the way on the Raise3D N2+ dual printer. We found that the dual extruders were causing a lot of layer shifting issues. By removing the second extruder, this...

This is a universal adapter to accommodate the Raise3D N2 printers specifically fitted with the Mosquito Hotend from Slice Engineering. Recommend CNC Machining using AL 6061-T6 or possibly Brass C360 with Electroless Nickel Plating. ...The Mosquito is...

This is an external spool holder for a Raise3D E2 printer. The built-in spool compartment on the E2 is quite hard to access, in my opinion, so I made an external one to more easily switch spools. ...I put a short piece of Bouden tubing into the filament...

This is a universal adapter to accommodate the Raise3D N2 printers specifically fitted with the Mosquito Hotend from Slice Engineering. Recommend CNC Machining using AL 6061-T6 or possibly Brass C360 with Electroless Nickel Plating. ...The Mosquito is...

This is a model of the large format Raise3D N2+ Print Settings Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 5 Supports: Yes Notes: Rotate model 90 degrees on the X axis to minimize supports Category: 3D Printers

I have constructed a filament feedthrough for my Raise3D printer. This makes it possible to connect external filament boxes to the printer and feed the filament directly through the cover of the printer. I reused the Teflon tubing that came with...

**SUPERSEDED: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3440161** Noticeably, two free fan plugs on the Raise3D N2 printer are available for utilizing additional fans. Possibly, some gapping will be required to accommodate the limit switch; however, I'll...

This custom Teflon Tube clip was specifically designed for the Raise3D. ...Simply attach it to your extruder and snap Palette's Teflon guide tube into place with ease.\r\n\r\nMosaic Manufacturing would like to extend a huge thank you to Dirk for...

For a Raise3d N1 equipped with a BondTech extruder and a 15x30mm drag chain like the one available on Amazon as B01LYW0FKR, you will need several 3mm screws and washers. It's probably best to select simple low dome head screws in order to avoid...

... is what the stands are made out of. Printed fine however and love the organisation. Print Settings Printer: Raise3D Pro2 Rafts: No Supports: No Big thanks to infocus for the stands. Love them! ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3563874

Filament Guide for Raise3D Pro2 When printing with two spools, the filament from the first spool can easily get tangled with the second one, as seen in the final picture. The guide provides a simple solution to this common problem. ... The 3D-CAD files...

Printer Settings: * Printer: Raise3D N1 * Rafts: Yes * Supports: Yes * Resolution: 0.2 mm * Infill: 100% * Notes: + Filament: ABS Traffic Black + Extruder temperature: 230 °C + Bed temperature: 110 °C + Cooling: None + Support type: 20% infill +...

... tension on the belt as you tighten the cover plate's screws. Print Settings Printer Raise3D N1 Rafts No Supports No Resolution 0.2 mm Infill 60% Notes Modified PLA (PrimaSelect Satin White) Hot End 215 °C Bed 60 °C 3 perimeters 3 top/bottom layers

So, I made one for my Raise3D Pro3. I still love my Prusa though:-). The current pictures are a prototype, the .3mf illustrates current iteration. I'll update the photo's when I pull one off the printer. It's not perfect, but i've got too many hours...

One minor issue with the PTFE Feeder Tube on the Raise3D Printer is the swivel-nut on the end fits into a very cramped location which makes it impossible for anyone with above average sized fingers to screw or unscrew by hand. I haven't needed to...

Designed to replace 35mm fans with 40mm fan in the Pro2 series to improve part cooling. ...No collision with Y axis limit switch.

I crafted this custom part to slide snugly under the guide bar attached to the extruder mount. It perfectly fits against the block without requiring any screws to be unscrewed, eliminating the need for fan removal. The hole designed for my caliper...