sinilink xy t04 3d models

The user initiates a rapid movement test, focusing on the X and Y axes. A G-Code sequence is employed, consisting of two distinct phases, each featuring a unique velocity setting: one set at 60 millimeters per second and the other at 30 millimeters...

This is a revised version of panevalentin's XY90 Microphone Mount, which I found quite useful but had some issues with the proportions and other dimensions. I redesigned the bottom piece into the same wedge shape as a Shure microphone so it will...

Profile Bosch 30x30 aluminium parts are precision-engineered to meet the highest standards of quality and performance. Made from high-strength aluminium alloy, these parts are designed to withstand even the toughest conditions while maintaining their...

I use this to calibrate my print result, assuming that the flow settings are correct In results all my 4 printers are printing flawless prints, no significant deviation and can produce interchangeable parts How to use : -Print this -Measure...

<p>this is to calibrate x and y axis with out time wasting and using more filament than necessary.</p> <p>it is 120mm x and y</p> Category: 3D Printing Tests

The design for this model originated on Tinkercad, and it can be edited online through https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kvd86SJJHlO. ...This creation is a modified version of Tech2c's original file, allowing a reversed printer to produce the part in its...

Here is the rewritten text: Both sides are set up to align with a 8mm gauge tool.

Cable attachment device, connected to axis Z

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Algorithms precisely calibrate the printer's extruder to accurately align the X and Y axes via the print nozzle's direct guidance.

The key to making these effective is for them to be identical in length. I prefer to print one at a time, back to back, with identical settings for temperature, flow, fan speed, etc. The part tapers at the top and bottom to ensure that the contact...

Coordinate Point

I've designed a direct drive extruder carriage holder. Print settings are as follows: Printer is the original Prusa i3 MK2. ...Raft and support settings are disabled.

I wanted to make endstops for my Tantillus that were very simple yet highly effective. So, I created these basic but functional endstop holders. You just push your endstops onto the "rods" and compress the rods' ends with a pair of pliers or glue...

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New X/Y Steps Established. ...Commanded MM Set to 100/200; Actual MM Verified Through Current Esteps

We've upgraded the design, and now the cap is designed to securely lock onto the belt to prevent it from slipping out. To assemble this product, you will need: Four M3 x 8mm screws and nuts. Four Part 1 Bodies. ...Four Part 2 Caps.

Print out the measurements for each rectangle on paper or a digital document. Measure the distances between them with a ruler or measurement tool. Adjust your printing settings based on these findings. ...For instance, if there's a 4.9 millimeter margin...

Fan for human unit installed and ready to use.

An adapter for tronxy phaetus that will be too short after original installation, this adapter will compensate for the shortness of the product.

My Personalized 8mm Joiner for Effortless Connections.

Quick printing model to test the accuracy of the dimensions. 100mm in X and Y and 10 in Z. Diameter of the cylinder is 10mm. ... Each step of the arm is 20mm.

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:138222 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=138222 Using the following options: w = 10 P = 50 T = 20 D = 60 tol = 0.2 pad = 3...

Usage: like a XYZ CNC Probe lay it on the corner of your material. ...Then fire the laser with 1% Power and position it on the 1.5 mm hole in the probe's corner until it shines through.

<p><strong>Calibrating X and Y axis on the Original Prusa i3 MK2, MK2.5 and MK3</strong></p> <p><strong> UPDATE 26 October 2018</strong> Modified step 11 to show the option to save changed values to firmware using M500 command.</p> <p><strong> UPDATE...

Materials needed: - Two smooth rods, 265 mm long. - Four 608ZZ bearings. - Two hex head screws, M8 x 40 mm. - Two optional lock nuts, M8. - Four M3 x 30 mm screws. - Two GT2 pulleys (20 teeth). ...- Two Nema 17 motors.

A stopper for the MPCNC made of 25mm steel tubing.

My Everything Remains Unprinted Still.\nAfter Printing\nFinal and Initial Move\n Color the outer rim a vibrant green first, followed by the inner section a brilliant blue.

I made some subtle tweaks to the design - kept the overall form intact, but smoothed out the edges and thinned down the walls a notch.

I designed this 3D printer from scratch, and I'm currently using it for large projects. However, making one is not an easy task - anyone attempting it needs a deep understanding of 3D printing technology. To help others build their own version, I've...