renkforce rf100 usb port plug by 3d models

The Renforce RF100 is a remarkably interesting device, boasting impressive durability, affordability, and an array of tools for printing - tools which would soon become ubiquitous. It's high time to implement some efficient tool management...

To print on the RF100 without its original extruder cover, a filament guide is required when removing that cover. This design allows for printing without the cover in place. ...To enhance printing results further, this filament guide can be used...

I designed custom cable guides for my Renforce RF100 Printer, specifically for the front side (the red holder) and the side (the yellow holder). ...I installed two of each on my printer, which enables me to route cables neatly to the rear.

I noticed that the available fan-attachments for the RF100 take up too much space around the printhead, and sometimes don't produce enough airflow. This cooling solution utilizes a radial fan design and can be attached to the printhead using...

After several months of printing, the fan on the RF100 gets worn out very quickly with dust and then you have to remove the protective casing and unscrew the fan every time to clean everything, which is very inconvenient. That's why I built this...

(Maybe in the future I'll improve this by tweaking the design.) In addition to the printed parts, you will need: 2x M3x20mm screws, a 50mm radial fan (such as this one:...

I found the available fan-attachments for the RF100 take up to much space around the printhead, and also sometimes don't produce enough airflow. This cooling solution utilizes a radial fan design and can be attached to the printhead using already...

I found the available fan-attachments for the RF100 take up to much space around the printhead, and also sometimes don't produce enough airflow. This cooling solution utilizes a radial fan design and can be attached to the printhead using already...

ActiveNeurons had already crafted the clips to perfection, and I simply enhanced them by adding a tiny lip at the top to ensure they grip the build plate securely. ...For effortless removal and installation, print these clips with flexible PLA.

Modified the original blueprint by appending the label "BAD" at its apex to unmistakably identify a flawed interface on a functioning machine. ...To achieve optimal outcomes, generate the layout with text positioned upwards and supports enabled.

Mounting Adapter for Renkforce RF100, designed to work seamlessly with the "Integrated Fan Duct for E3D-v6 Hotend" by DWONH, available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:895483, perfectly compatible with a 40mm fan duct. ... Final Version V6 Print...

Key Features: * Compatible with the Renkforce RF100 3D printer * Easy installation and setup process * High-resolution image capture capabilities * Compact design for minimal disruption to print space The Renkforce RF100 Platform Mount is ideal for...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/d1zN1ir7Rn9 This is not a finished product. I am still in the process of perfecting the port plug to keep cellphone port plugs clear of debris.

I built a Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit (Designed by Jay Docher) https://doscher.com/work/quick-kit https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4593674 I decided to relocate the port he had designed to house the USB-C power cable. In doing so, I had an empty space...

Renkforce RF100 v1 extruder replacement cover. I made it to replace the original sheet steel cover that was missing from one of my RF100 printers. Holes for screws and filament guide are correctly located and have the proper size although they...

Have fun with this, and: Welcome to my Overhaul of the Renkforce RF100! So, I got my hands on a totally totaled RF100 V1. The board was dead, the PSU was dead, the hotend was clogged and stuck with tons of PLA, one stepper motor was dead, and the...

\o/ TL;DR first: Welcome to my Overhaul of the Renkforce RF100! So, i got the hands on a totally totaled RF100 V1. Board dead, PSU dead, Hotend clogged and stuck with tons of PLA, one stepper motor dead, Y-axis bent.</p> <p>Due to having already...

When disassembling the RF100 printer, make sure to position the Y-axis motor precisely at a 90-degree angle during reassembly. A specialized tool can facilitate this process. To utilize the tool effectively, insert it into the motor and slide it...

In order to make this work properly, you will need to modify your RF100 further. In the stock situation, the fan is wired to the terminal labeled nr. 7 in the below picture. My board did not have the green connector at nr. 6, so if that is the case,...

I discovered that the readily available fan-attachments for the RF100 occupy too much space around the printhead and often don't provide sufficient airflow. This cooling solution employs a radial fan design and can be attached to the printhead using...

The filament guide is secured to a pre-existing hole on the RF100 using a short M6 bolt and nut. Be cautious not to use a bolt that's too long, as it may touch the belt (maximum length of 12 mm). Insert the filament tube into the hole, and you're...

Created a USB Port Plug with a Removal Tool. This is to be used in Data Centers or equipment that is always on. It helps to keep the USB Ports clean of debris and dust. I have had multiple USB ports get shorted out. They were just dusty. So I created...

Want to change that obscure barrel plug port for usb-c? Then this adapter is for you. No more surgeon's precision, and fancy dremels. Yeet that barrel port out of the pcb, enlargen the hole with drill (or make a new one) and voila, say hi to...

CAD file attached so that you can adjust the dimensions to match the USB port that you have. I eyeballed the corner radii so they're not perfect but the overall fit of the part is good enough for me. Measurements: Outer Dimension: 33mm x 23mm,...

The flexible filament got seriously knotted and twisted around the spool holder on the printer. I quickly discovered that the problem was due to the filament guide/PTFE tube holder being shifted off-center alongside the spool. ...To fix it, I came up...

I created a simple fan ring. Others were often too big for me, this one is rather small but still serves its purpose well. ...Happy printing!

This adapter is designed to house two MOSFETs, enabling you to regulate your heatbed and nozzle heater independently from the mainboard. To accommodate this setup, your power supply unit (PSU) must be relocated outside of your printer, as the adapter...

Removing the cover on the printer's hot end results in losing the filament guide, which is a vital component that performs the same function as the original guide.

USB - C cover for the Hammerhead Karoo 2. ...Can be fixed to the lanyard I used TPE and printed 4 of them at the same time at a very low speed to prevent over heating.

Version 1 is a plug and play clip that can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2447813 You can also find detailed information about the RF100 axis problem on this website. The main issue with my first clip is that it seems to work only...