rod blocks 3d models

When modding Grados the original rod blocks wont survive. ...I made these so they can be disassembled and reassembled as many times as you want.

Grado has designed the rod blocks that join the Headband to the earcups without serviceability in mind which is kind of disappointing, but at the same time I don't think they expect they'll fail. Apparently they didn't anticipate a meat puppet like...

I needed replacement Grado headphones rod blocks and found a model by Extra Fox that was perfect for my needs, apart from some cosmetics. One thing I really like is that there is no chance the strap will come off again due to it being held in place...

Smaller screw holes secure the rod and attach the block securely.\nThe diameter of the rod, size of the block and screws can be customized for specific needs. I've used this attachment to mount web cameras on 10 mm aluminum scaffolding using...

Smaller screw holes are provided to fix the rod and attach the block. The diameter of the rod, size of the block and diameter of the screws can be configured. I have used these to mount web cameras on scaffolds of 10 mm diameter aluminum rods. ...On my...

Luckily, I was present to shut down my Da Vinci 1.0A printer before one of the upper Z-axis rod holder/block units broke. Having previously printed several designs found on Thingiverse that didn't meet my expectations, I decided to create my own...

Similar to the Prusa I3, a CNC milling machine or self-built 3D printer also requires guidance of the rods. Since these did not exist for aluminum profiles in size 20x20, they were developed using FreeCAD. ...\r\nGood luck with printing and replication.

Using this piece, you can secure rods to frame without any other modification to them such as threated hole on each side to use washer and screw or making longer rods and block them using Sieger ring, or any other things. It is also possibile to fix...

... readings. So I made this little blocks to fix the rods without deforming the frame. You need 1 M4 insert nut+ 1 M4 bolt for fixing the rod to the block and two T-nut with bolt for attaching the block to the 2020 profile (for each rod). ...

8mm rod mounting block uses a 4mm cap head screw and nut to pinch, along with 6mm cap head screws for the base. ...Printer settings include: Printer: Monoprice Replicator 1 Clone Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 100% Notes: Printed solid...

Jig everything up as shown in the picture with a dial indicator and gently pry the rods to straighten them. It will take about half an hour per rod, so have some patience. Bearings will be a tight press fit. Use a couple of wooden blocks and a vice...

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The design calls for a precision-crafted block with a sliding rod, made possible by a standard M3 screw. ...The rod itself boasts a sturdy diameter of 8 millimeters, perfect for withstanding the rigors of repeated use and movement within the printer's...

Design a lockout mechanism for your 3D printing rig by installing a removable and adjustable restraint system utilizing an M3 screw secured to an eight-millimeter diameter steel rod that smoothly slides into position when the printer is operational,...

This is a versatile block used to connect two rods at a precise 90-degree angle, providing smaller screw holes for secure rod attachment. Customization options are available, allowing users to configure the diameter of the rod, size of the block, and...

This is a versatile block that allows two rods to be securely attached in either a parallel or perpendicular configuration, thanks to its strategically placed screw holes. The block's design enables flexibility in rod attachment options while...

This is a block which can be used to attach two rods to each other in a 90 degree angle. Smaller screw holes are provided to fix the rods. The diameter of the rod, size of the block and diameter of the screws can be configured. I have used these to...

Smaller screw holes are provided to fix the rods. The diameter of the rod, size of the block and diameter of the screws can be configured. I have used these to mount web cameras on scaffolds of 10 mm diameter aluminum rods. ...On my Winhao Di3 a hole...

I Designed This Back Mount For My Ctc Replicator Y Axis Rod Pillow Block, And It's Now Ready To Use. Check Out The Original Bracket Design Here: Http://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:112128 Print Settings Are Below. Printer Used: The CTC Replicator...

... version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1554045 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1554045 Using the following settings: rod_diameter = 10 screw_size = 3 bar_distance = 3 cube_wall_thickness = 3

The end drew because I saw on the internet, but it still was not published on the STL file that is why I drew myself. ...Remix this thing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:377152

Modify your round bar for bending purposes with our adjustable round bar option. ...This versatile product allows you to achieve the desired bend in your round bar, giving you full control over the shape and angle of your project.

The design is inspired by the Anycubic i3 Mega's Y-axis rod bearing block, which features threaded holes for M3 and M4 screws. However, this version lacks threads and includes beveled core-holes for these same screw sizes instead. ...This project is...

A 10mm rod pillow block is available for the Mendelmax Y-axis, featuring an enhanced and robust design based on PieterBos' original concept to accommodate 10mm linear rails. Give it a try; it delivers as promised! Share your experience after printing...

... of the Replicator. ...To install, print four of these components and insert the bearings into each. Subsequently, remove the Y axis rod from the printer's top rear area and place it into the brackets, positioning one on each end near the pulleys.

... from http://dkprojects.net/openscad-threads/, which I don't fully comprehend. I merely created the raw form of the bearing block. This isn't intended for printing, but rather as part of upgrading my Anycubic i3 Mega. ...It's a work in progress.

A standard engine design utilizes an easy-to-engineer connecting rod linked to a straight inline 4 engine cylinder head.

Simple bearing block that allows for great adjustability int he Z motor position, and constrains the z rod much better in the printer. There are two versions: 33mm: Specifically this is for a Geeetech A10 and Ender 3, which uses a 33mm depth Nema...

Here is my latest design, an upgrade for my Da Vinci 1.0 print bed that has made a significant impact on its performance, removing most of the slop. I know some may doubt the significance of this change, but it's noticeable even with the most...