thermoworks probe spool 3d models

... (changed orientation + redesign) Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: RebeliX X2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 50% Notes: Medium supports plus 50% infill. ...Avoid printing with low infill as you need to tighten probe.

I modeled this to replace misplaced covers for my Fluke 115 Multimeter probes using another meter as reference. ...Printed in Octave black PLA and Polymaker red PLA.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p> <p>Cetus</p> <p...

I keep my oscilloscope on a small shelf above my desk, but the probes were just flying around all the time. This holder is designed in a way that a Rigol DS1054Z fits seamlessly on the holder. However, it is no tight fit so if you lift the scope,...

... to pivot a little (otherwise you will have reliability issues). Also run a couple consistency (M48 in marlin or probe_accuracy in klipper) tests before using it, it needs a bit of time to wear in but once it is it is quite accurate and reliable.

Probe holders for Neptune Apex Ph, ORP, and Salinity. ...Made to fit tightly over 20 Gallon long rim.<br/> Print on side, no supports needed</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p> <p>Monoprice Mini V2</p> <p><p...

The clamp's primary function is to securely hold the probe, keeping it protected and organized. To add extra convenience, users can attach a metal piece to the side of the clamp using glue, providing an ideal spot to store the magnet when not...

I like that the Probe Bot is finally getting some love on the Internet. Yes, the bot was a horrible bot and couldn't take down squat. Anyway, this was a decent model but completely un-printable so I unwrapped it and made a base for it and the head...

I've created the components to convert a servo and mini micro-switch into a Z-probe for the ToyREP. The servo used is an SG90, while the microswitch is branded as KaiChe, both of which are easily available on eBay and AliExpress. The bracket mounts...

I'm eager to craft a z probe that fits perfectly on my HyperCube, but initially, I struggled to find a way to attach one without a substantial offset. Therefore, I designed this removable one from scratch. Although it's still a prototype, any...

This is a comprehensive redesign of the Z Probe rig for the Promega from M3d, an upgrade from the underwhelming original component that broke quickly. The new design was crafted using parametric modeling techniques in Fusion 360, allowing it to be...

Easily configurable alien mind probe shield. Ward off those pesky aliens from invading your thoughts. Merely print out, attach one layer of tinfoil with adhesive, and you're good to go. Important note: Be cautious not to add a second layer of...

... swapped with an Ender style. Next I wanted to keep the probe for this new setup and therefore need an adapter to mount it to the cooler. This adapter used the original mount (metal with setscrew). ... V13 includes a hole to access the setscrew.

This is a holder for a micro 3 pin limit switch, which is used as a static z probe for setting the z height on a Prover XL. ... You will need several other items to complete the build, they are: 2 x M5 8mm bolts 2 x T Slot blocks Wire: AWG22...

... but needs precise adjustments - don't forget to set the Z_Offset (to avoid friction with the object or bed) at 2mm for me with 3mm filament and a 0.4mm nozzle. Next, I'll try modifying my hotend holder to mount the probe directly on it. ...See you!

The auto-leveling probe for Prusa i3 fits this extruder. When retracted, it is a few mm above the nozzle; when deployed, it's approximately 10mm below. Homing automatically ensures safe retraction. A video and pictures will be uploaded soon. For...

Using this bracket and probe with Skynet firmware allows me to achieve precision auto bed leveling easily. I've included the Sketchup file so you can see how it was created. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No ...

&nbsp;Useful for multi-tool 3D printers such as IDEX and Tool Changers.BOM1x Each 3D part1x LM5UU bearing or 2x 10mm OD, 5mm ID collars1x 30-40mm steel dowel1x Drawing pin or similar (if probing with hot nozzles)1x Surface mounted mechanical endstop...

Unable to find any suitable connector for connecting the probe to the cable (RG58), I thought of wrapping the wire around the poles and blocking it with adhesive tape. This solution seems to ensure good solidity and is probably the most immediate and...

This design bears striking resemblance to probes found on Computerized Coordinate Measuring Machines and Computer Numerical Control measuring machines. Working with these machines, I thought it would be exciting if my printer also utilized a probe...

Still working on designing the lid for the probe because it needs to carry the retraction mechanism. The probe should retract about 4-5mm when completed. To be continued... ... The fit was a bit too tight, so I shaved off 0.5mm from the slider, and...

Since I couldn't find a suitable connector for connecting the probe to the cable (RG58), I thought of wrapping the wire around the poles and blocking it with some adhesive tape. This solution seems to guarantee good solidity and is probably the most...

... prints it just fine with no supports using the "Voron PIF settings" you can find in a VORON build manual. The offsets were kept the same for probe location: X axis: 33.0mm Y axis: -26.0mm Commands to update the offsets are: M851 X33 Y-26 M500

This build is a remix of Steve White's Marionette probe, and you'll need the following materials to get started: * M5 brass washer * Long M2 thread insert * Short M2 thread insert * M2 shoulder bolt 25 mm long * Spring - Thread diameter: 0.32 mm,...

It wasn't until about a year later did I have my own _Jimmy Neutron Brain Blast™_ after looking at the [Klicky Probe](https://github.com/jlas1/Klicky-Probe) for the Voron CoreXY printers. Now here we are. Images ==== Since Thingiverse does not...

The contact point is a small (4mm) diameter rod that is spring loaded to keep the contacts closed until the tool presses it down which opens contact.This is not a probe for co-ordinate measurements or probing dimensions of a part, Thingiverse has...

This is a total reshape of Unklicky, since microswitch is no longer used.It is a compact design with just two sets of magnets, still providing sufficient stability.It requires higher force for operating, so it's possible to touch the z-endstop...

**Explore More of My Space Probes** * The Cassini probe to Saturn: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2520236](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2520236) * Sputnik, the first satellite ever:...

This is a DIY 3D-Probe to use with your CNC-Machine, the basic principle is fairly simple, the probe makes contact with something at any side, and the movement interrupts the internal connection, that's all. Additionally to the printed parts you...

This is a Z probe for a CNC spindle. You mount it in the collet, just like any regular endmill, and connect the wires. I designed it specifically for bCNC Autoleveller. Required parts: 1x M3x10 1x Microswitch (the small one) Wires Assembly: Screw...

For a more comprehensive understanding of feature sizes in rigid parts, consider using the Minimum Viable Feature Test Probe - Wall and Post model, available online. ...This test model offers a broader range of feature sizes to help designers optimize...