six axis 3d printer

The final-year engineering project involves designing and manufacturing a six-axis material handling system powered by pneumatics, with 3D modeling and rendering performed using CATIA software.

Green Mamba DIY 3D Printer V1.2 can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3059679, Green Mamba DIY 3D Printer V1.3 at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3727407, and Green Mamba DIY 3D Printer V2.0 at...

This is z-axis for DIY 3D printer V1.2 in OpenScad. For more information, visit http://www.optolab.ftn.uns.ac.rs/index.php/education/project-base/211-diy-3d-printer. View the printer on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32C5hqugOwk and see...

... perfectly every time. The image of the x-axis part on my printer shows the unrepaired version, while the standalone pictures depict the repaired model - notice the distinctive hole on the bottom next to the large cylinder in the corrected version.

Simple z axis

Replace the micro switch on the x-axis of the biv printer with a more precise and quieter photoelectric switch. ...This will improve the shading plate's effectiveness, especially when covered with oil-based markers or dark-colored tape.

I needed a temperature and humidity sensor for my 3D Printer enclosure and thought the place I needed the reading from was closest to the print nozzle. I made this mount for the X-Axis 2020 Extrusion where it wouldn't interfere with the print head...

This custom replacement part is specifically designed to work with both the Monoprice Dual Extrusion 3D Printer and the Makerbet Replicator 2, allowing for seamless compatibility and integration with these popular 3D printing devices. The innovative...

This printer continuously undergoes improvement, with its latest feature being a light x-axis. To enhance design, the extruder is positioned on the frame away from the moving x-axis and is compatible with pneumatic fittings. A bowden geared extruder...

M3 size bolt (length xx) gets inserted through the Elegoo Neptune 2 from the back toward the front of the printer through the side of the "X-Axis Tensioner Mount," the "Pulley Partner," the "Gear Pulley," and out the other side toward the front of...

This is the belt tighter I constructed specifically for my own custom-built 3D printer.

The Upgrade to the Y and X Axis Modification Integrates the Y Axis Bearing Rod into the Stepper Motor Bracket, Providing an Extra 25mm of Space for Y Axis Travel. This modification also spaces out the X axis by a further 20mm. Additional spaces can...

https://youtu.be/dBXpui3yqbo Flsun Cube printer upgrade x-axis with belt tension: a step-by-step guide. All screws used are from the Flsun Cube X rod holder, except for those listed below. ... Materials needed: 4pcs Cap head M4x16 or M4x18 Stainless...

The aluminium profiles on my printer are slightly longer than Tech2c's original design, but I've compensated for this by relocating the building platform to the front-left corner. To do so effectively, I needed to adjust the Y-axis endstop switch's...

I'm having some issues with my printer's Z axis. It's got two steppers that could use a little adjustment to get them perfectly in sync. If I apply a bit more force on one side, it throws off the alignment and causes the threads to turn unevenly. ...To...

My spacer draws inspiration from the design used by that creator at thingiverse.com/thing:1394527, but unfortunately, those holes were too tiny for my printer. ...So I came up with a similar design which I printed out in PETG at full scale and it was a...

The design for the Z-axis motor mounts on the FL-SUN I3 printer was crafted with precision and care. As a newcomer to CAD programs, there's undoubtedly room for refinement, but the result is satisfactory nonetheless. The creation came into being as a...

... it is no problem for the motor. Unless it's too tighten.You can leave it in profile if there is enough space. My printer settings:PLA mellon Yellow(nice color ;-))Speed 50mm/s0.12mm layer heightthree walls50% infillthin supports for the hole

Here's my first complete 3D-printed X-axis design, featuring two 1000mm M12 stainless steel rods, one 1100mm M8 stainless steel threaded rod, two LM12UU linear bearings, four 608-2RS M8 bearings, and various M6 stainless steel countersunk bolts. I'm...

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... is designed to maintain the Portabee 3D printer at the center of my custom box. ...For a detailed guide on creating this box, visit http://www.igorkromin.net/index.php/2013/05/26/a-clear-acrylic-box-for-the-portabee-3d-printer-part-1-making-the-box/.

... which were protruding too much to my liking. To ease printing, I added a bevel to the treads. STL files for arms version 2 are now available online. If you've successfully upgraded your printer, please post a picture so others can see the results.

To increase the Y-axis range on your Prusa i2, over-mount Y-axis smooth rods and install a 1 extra long rod for the end-stop. Adjust belt mount points on the Y-axis to be closer together and decrease linear bearing distance for added length. Trim or...

This segment functions as a substitute for the standard Y-axis motor support, notorious for warping and distorting over time.

Universal x-axis carriage (three bearings) upgraded on 12/10/2018 to accommodate larger M3 nut spacing requirements.

This is a simple mount for a PS2-style joystick with board. ... This is used with Arduino compatible 2 axis joysticks to control MeArm robotic arm.

I upgraded my Velleman Vertex K8400 3D Printer with a scorching hot printbed, forcing me to adjust for the 8mm extra thickness it added. ...The stock limiter, pictured in black, was woefully short for this new requirement, so I lengthened it by 8mm to...

I've crafted a brand new iteration of the z-axis motor mount, drawing inspiration from the original design. ...You can find my fresh take on thingiverse under the link https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2426487.

Here are the parameters for 3D printing this part: Layer height is 0.1 mm, bottom/top thickness is 0.6 mm, fill density is 20%, print speed is 30 mm/s, printing temperature is 210 degrees Celsius, platform adhesion type is raft, and filament diameter...

Use the Thing to boost belt tension on your X-Axis. Be sure to study the included PDF document carefully. Recent updates include revised BodyScrewhead_V4.stl and BodyNuts_V4.stl files. ...Check out this video tutorial for more information:...