raise3d parts

Replacement .stl file to printout a replacement Buildplate Protector for the Raise3D Pro 2 or Pro 2 Plus buildplate. ... Printed out of PLA, 3 shells, 25% infill, Nozzle temp 215C, bed temp 55C.

We designed the Teflon tube clip needed to connect the Palette 2 to the Raise3D Pro 2.The length of the Teflon tube is medium. ... Additions M3x20mm bolt x1 or x2 Teflon tube clip Grommet x1 or x2

Da mir regelmäßig der Deckel des E2 zuklappt, habe ich eine kleine kompakte Stütze zum drucken mit PLA erstellt. ... Prusa PLA Pearl Red passt optisch gut zum Rotton von Raise3D. ... PLA mit 15% infill ist stabil genug

* It deletes the part cooling portion of the Raise3d duct. The single has a standalone cooler, so this was redundant. ...This means you'll lose part cooling if used with a dual extruder model or if you don't have the standalone part cooler that lives...

The formal (non do-it-yourself) hotend upgrade kit from SliceEngineering for the copperhead on the Raise3D Pro2 is just a few MM longer than the stock hotends. This creates an inadequate material cooling and also inefficient heatbreak cooling which...

 The fan mounting holes are sized to accommodate a Brass Heat-set insert size M3x4mm.  The holes are not threaded and too large to accommodate an M3 screw itself.  To learn more about upgrading your Raise3d Pro2 with Copperhead hotends go to:...

Required accessories: 1x Heatsink 40 x 40 x11 mm (Like: https://www.3d-drucker-experte.de/en/raise3d-3d-printer/raise3d-accessories/sonstiges/1510/selbstklebende-kuehlrippen-passend-fuer-nema17-stepper-motor?c=1242) 1x Fan 40 x 40mmx 10mm (Like:...

I designed a water cooling sleeve specifically for the Raise3D E3Dv6 adapter available on Amazon (https://smile.amazon.com/Raise3D-E3D-v6-Hotend-Adapter/dp/B077RXJNPR).\r\n\r\nBefore removing the heatsink from your printer, mark its front side. Then...

This frees up the second fan for dedicated part cooling, which I may work on next if I can't find a suitable solution online. ... Fan link -...

This mount relocates the Raise3D Filament Run-Out sensor to atop the print-head to reduce filament waste and provide easier access to the sensor. This piece uses existing hardware (M5 SHCS) included with a Bondtech Single Extruder to mount simply,...

This filament holder fits perfectly with Raise3D N2, N2plus, Pro2 and Pro2plus models.\r\n\r\nTwo versions are available. One closely resembles the original holder's dimensions (70mm), allowing you to close the printer door as well. ...The second...

The revised Raise3D N2 dual fan holder is now available with version 3, including two 35mm fans for enhanced hotend cooling and one 40mm fan for optimal efficiency. ...Additionally, it features two 25mm fans that ensure effective nozzle/filament...

Spools with an inside diameter smaller than 44mm won't fit securely onto the Raise3D N2 spool holder that comes standard. A custom-made adapter allows a 38mm diameter spool to be used, which is necessary for the side door of the printer to shut...

Spools with a smaller inside diameter than 44mm do not fit on the stock Raise3D N2 spool holder This fits a 38mm diameter spool and allows the side door of the printer to close. The profile of the mounting end was taken from on...

To resolve this, I designed a new spool holder that accommodates rolls with smaller mounting diameters, allowing them to be stored in the Raise3D N2's filament storage compartment. ...For those who may need similar modifications, I've included the...

Raise3D Pro2 Pro3 Filament spool holder with desiccant container, and hygrometer holder.This uses print in place V3 easy print bearingshttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2349065Spool locks into frame cutout nicely and won't pop out on you. ...I added a...

I redesigned this original design http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:735213 using the following critical variables: Tube Diameter - 30.5mm, Height - 68mm, and Spool Diameter - 55mm, which fits perfectly inside the Raise3D PLA and Raise3D Premium PLA...

I use a custom camera mount to keep an eye on my Raise3D N2 3D printer from anywhere, even when I'm not in the office. This setup allows me to monitor long prints over weekends or while I'm away. I built this camera mount with improvements over its...

Customized board covers for Raise3D N-series printers are designed to fit snugly onto the extruder, minimizing the front section for improved access to wiring. A mounting system has been integrated into this custom design to accommodate a 35mm fan,...

The cooling bracket is designed to be used with Raise3D machines using E3D hotend adapters, threaded heatsink, and volcano/V6 blocks. This setup employs 4 official e3d fans pushing 6.5 cfm each. The portion attaching the heat sink clips utilizes...

So, inspired by the Raise3D-forums I tested a solution with a new camera that uses the same connector as the old one. So its really easy to connect, and there is no need for software tinkering. All you have to do is to remove the old, attach the...

It's a bearing based spool holder that accommodates various sized rolls, addressing a common issue with Raise3D's build-in spool holder which often can't handle the different sizes of filament spools available. To assemble this system, you'll need to...

The spool holder mounts directly onto the Raise3D N2 frame in the filament storage area and fits into either the left or lower spool bracket mounting hole. A screw adjusts the width of the bracket to fit whatever spool is inserted at any given time,...

This holder is not limited to the Raise3D Pro3 as it can be taped to any surface for routing reverse Bowden setups, such as enclosures.Installation Instructions:Remove factory rubber plug grommets from filament side door.Clean the holder and Pro3...

This new controlled part cooling is very effective and significantly improves parts quality (check out the test pylon pictures). For the front fan, you can choose between two versions of the mount: 35x35x10mm or 40x40x10mm in size. The fan I've used...

Hey Everyone, I created this design because I need a custom fan mount for two heat sink fans, two part cooling fans, and a BLTouch bed leveling sensor. If one of you wants to beat me to it, that's perfectly fine by me. My goal is to help make the...

... approach, which this design provided. Constructed from standard PLA material at 220C with a layer height of 0.15mm and 15% infill, the part printed with ease. ...Standard support structures were used for the holes, which were then removed by hand.

On the updated installation guidelines, the sensor is secured with screws inside the printer and the filament for the right extruder can be loaded into the left sensor input.\r\nWith the new holder, the sensor is fixed with screws and the filament...

A small spacer was added to the support to prevent contact between the parts. A centered hole worked better in my opinion. ... The following items are required: 2 x 608 bearings 1 x M8 x 65 mm screw with a hex head (I purchased an M8x80 screw with a...

... on top of the duct. Now, I'm exploring an alternative design that eliminates the need for a duct altogether, using the blower to direct air directly at the part instead. ...However, this concept still requires prototyping before implementation.