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It's built from the popular makerslide and standard Arduino electronics, making it a top choice for thousands who own a ShapeOko and are already having fun making stuff. If you're one of them and want more out of your machine, this is exactly what...

While there are various other holders available, none of them met my requirements for something that can hold the probe securely at multiple orientations - my Shapeoko is on a wheeled cart and stored vertically when not in use. This one uses an...

Pen holder for Shapeoko 3 with Dewalt 69mm spindle mount. It works great with rubber bands or zip ties to secure a pen, punch, or scratch tool in place. This sturdy setup has no height compensation requirement, making it perfect for your specific...

This item is designed as an alternative to the thumbscrew caps included in the clamp kit that comes with the Shapeoko 3 metal bed. The original caps are intended for M6 socket head screws and are very snugly fitting. Enjoy! ... Print Settings Printer:...

The updated Shapeoko motor plate is built to last and has been rigorously tested under heavy use, proven to hold up remarkably well against high-stress conditions even when fabricated from strong 5-millimeter thickness PLA printing materials. ...It's...

I built a massive shapeoko, combining it with OpenBuilds rails - hindsight being 20/20, I should've started with the OpenBuilds system from the get-go. However, I wanted to provide extra support for the Y rails, so I created this custom piece by...

The GRBLShield is poorly designed and generates excessive electrical noise, causing my Shapeoko 2 to plunge unexpectedly into the waste board and breaking my fine engraving bits. This has occurred twice when invoking the Homing Command. The hard...

The Shapeoko moves out over the front of the machine for bit changes, which has led to more than a few bits falling to the ground and breaking. This little tray clips onto the front of the machine to catch any bits that might slip out of the collet...

Dust booth for a Makita R0700C on Shapeoko 3 XXL. This is my first quick 'n dirty try on a dustbooth. Instead of bristles I'm using a water discharge hose cut into thin strips, leaving a top edge and add some M3 screws to keep it in place on...

... OD washers, these clamps showcase the possibilities of precision engineering. The included DXF outline and Carbide Create files make it easy to get started with ShapeOko, and a cut video is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_byy2aKx8BA

The Shapeoko moves out over the front of the machine for bit changes, which has led to more than a few bits falling to the ground and breaking. This little tray clips onto the front of the machine to catch any bits that might slip out of the collet...

This component is particularly suitable for ShapeOko or similar machines' Z-Axis, providing an alternative option. To use this part, simply print and install it; refer to the image for more details. ...Additionally, a SketchUp file is provided for easy...

... ...For printing, set the Tool Height to 5 and use the "write/Letters.dxf" font. The nut size should be 8 while the message on the object reads "Shapeoko". ...To achieve this, ensure the Tool Length is also 8.

To securely fasten your ShapeOko 1, create clamps smaller than its front/back plate height. Mine are 78 mil in size for a tight grip. As I cannot access default feet, these clamps work with Outside belt plastic parts...

M3 Brass spacers prevent uneven force from being applied across entire width of ShapeOko frame during movement by maintaining consistent alignment through every layer in every direction; reducing damage from shifting parts over time due vibrations...

I had a burning desire to experiment with my Shapeoko 3 but lacked the necessary setup for my router. I yearned to find a way to attach an Ultra-Fine Sharpie, or its equivalent in the Bic Mark-It, so that my machine could draw precise smileys,...

This enclosure and lid is designed specifically for the terminal mounted on the side of your ShapeOko. Due to its unique design, it demands longer bolts than what's typically provided with the bare enclosure. To ensure a precise fit, follow these...

I'm glad you wanted to tidy up your ShapeOko's wires by adding some cable chains, but connecting them to the axis proved to be a challenge until I found an easier way to link them up with existing holes in the frame. After researching online, I...

Secure your Arduino and Grbl shield to the Shapeoko 2's end plate using 4 x 10mm M5 bolts and nuts. If necessary, remove the Grbl shield from the Arduino before attaching it to the printed part with 3 x 10mm M3 bolts. Be cautious not to obstruct the...

This is a versatile dust shoe I created for my brother's Shapeoko CNC machine. Tapered brass inserts are precision-crafted to fit snugly into the holes and firmly close the clamp when tightened, ensuring a secure seal. Strategically placed cutouts at...

I wanted to utilize drag chain with my V2 Shapeoko, and discovered numerous types of drag chain mounts available that are based on an open source design specifically created for 3D printing purposes. But I was determined not to print individual chain...

Designed for Shapeoko CNC router, this STL file features four feet to securely fasten your device onto the cutting platform using preferred fasteners or adhesive. My friend successfully stopped his router from sliding/vibrating by printing these feet...

This is an attachment to fit a shop vac to the dust collector included with the Shapeoko CNC machine. The shop vac I have at home didn't fit into the opening without hitting the router. To get around this, I designed and printed this part.</p>...

The stand is designed to allow the Shapeoko CNC to sit on top while still having enough space to rest tools. It features two sliding drawers and two front cabinet doors, making it a convenient workspace. The stand sits on wheels and has two ports...

... fastened together using M5 x 90 bolts, with hex nuts slipping into a hex-shaped counterbore and secured by retainers. For attachment to ShapeOko 2, M5 x 25 socket head cap screws are used, with washers placed under the head side for added support.

Here are a few clips of it in action: https://www.instagram.com/p/BtHEPdiAQtE/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/p/Bthg7JgAPZ_/?hl=en The files include: -Shapeoko Dust Head Window- This is the Carbide Create design file for the front window, obviously...

This is a mount for a RIGID 2.5 hp router that i am putting on my shapeoko, i had some shotty solutions before i designed this so i was hoping i might save anyone else the trouble before they go down the rabbit hole, its designed to use 1/4-20...

I'm building a large scale shapeoko, combined with openbuilds rails, at around 75% completion, but in hindsight, it would have been simpler to start from scratch using the openbuilds system straight away. Nonetheless, I chose to add extra support to...

This is a reinterpretation of @SchmidtN's fantastic idea and design for a modular work holder tailored specifically for the Shapeoko 2 CNC machine. The slots are strategically placed 1.5 inches apart and designed to accommodate a 1/4-20 bolt snugly,...

Laserengraver Testtemplate for Velocity Check ### Used Software: Inkscape with two extensions: * The Eggbot Extensions at https://wiki.evilmadscientist.com/The_Eggbot_Extensions also used for "filled areas",...