things with y 3d models

A brace for the Y-motor mount to keep the mount from bending and providing support for the stepper motor bearings. ... In addition you will need a 5x13x4mm bearing and 2pcs M4x12mm screws.

I've managed to get idig3d's Y belt tensioner to print multiple times without issue after adding a small amount of material between its legs for extra support.

To enhance my Printerbot Jr. ...v1, I incorporated a physical copy of its Y-axis design. ...This modification includes the installation of a stop post, eliminating the need for further screw adjustments.

The Anet A2 Carrier features a block specifically designed to manage the Y-Belt Tension, ensuring precise and smooth operation. ...This versatile carrier also boasts multiple 4mm holes that allow for easy attachment of various accessories or equipment.

The Prusa i3's Y-axis belt is securely fastened using M3 bolts in this belt holder design. ...This attachment ensures the belt remains taut and functional for optimal performance.

... Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4WmSaluzYQp The Z top cover doesn't support endstops for stock CPUs, but this is intended to be used with tinyfab CPUs that don't require endstops if you have auto bed leveling enabled.

I had some spare F623ZZ bearings and decided mix the overall structure of the original tensioner with the x belt tensioner from MazaaFIN's "Smooth X-axis for Prusa i3 with Leadscrews". It worked quite well to me. To use this you will need: 2 F623ZZ...

COULD LOOK NICER THOUGH :D HOW I DESIGNED THIS I JUST GOT FRUSTRATED WITH THE END STOPS THAT CAME WITH MY KIT WHEN I BOUGHT MY GEEETECH PRUSA I3 PRO B. I'VE HAD A LOT OF PROBLEMS WITH THEM NOT REGISTERING AND/OR THEM MOVING! DECIDED TO BUY THE NICER...

I had some spare F623ZZ bearings and decided mix the overall structure of the original tensioner with the x belt tensioner from MazaaFIN's "Smooth X-axis for Prusa i3 with Leadscrews". It worked quite well to me. To use this you will need: 2 ...

I Designed This Specifically For My Bed Support Mod Found Here: Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2436602 It Utilizes M4 X 8mm Screws With T-Nuts. ...The Original M2 Screws Are Reserved For The Switch.

... must use “UNLOAD” when removing the external filament, not manual retract. This will give the filament a clean cut and it will not stuck in the splitter.Please see also: https://www.printables.com/de/model/254250-bowden-y-splitter-for-bambu-lab-x1

... with integrated belt tensioner. I have added white allu plates, for heated and adjustable chainring, if not it's adaptable on the existing chainring, just need 4 screws for plastic and 2 screws with nut for the belt. See on F.B. how it works !

Originally built the tabs to help with some shutter issues when the Y-axis is moving out and the X-axis makes smaller moves. Realized the tabs could serve as mounting points and went from there. They are super-glued on; blue tape is used for fine...

Replacement for the Prusa Mk3(S/S+) y-belt idler, to allow easier adjustment of the belt tension.Boogie improved on his original design of a y-belt tensioner by requiring only 2 screws for tightening but for some reason replaced the M3 screw that is...

I had some spare F623ZZ bearings and decided mix the overall structure of the original tensioner with the x belt tensioner from MazaaFIN's "Smooth X-axis for Prusa i3 with Leadscrews". It worked quite well to me. To use this you will need: 2 F623ZZ...

I wanted to try using a set of PLA bearings for my Y axis. I was having a heck of a time getting them to fit in the straps. So I figured I'd combine them into a single print. ... 100um layer height 100% infill

I converted the step file for Y limit switch bracket.step to STL, imported it into Tinkercad then made the hole for the switch prongs bigger so it can be reversed. ... Link to Creality's github ...

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...

Here's the deal - this remix is totally doable without needing an extra 8mm bolt; you can just print it out and get to installing. ...Trust me, this Y-tensioner is a real game-changer for anyone using the Anet A8.

This is a mod to replace the wheels carriage of the Y-axis of a Micromake C1 with a MGN linear guide. These guides can be bought cheaply on eBay or Aliexpress. The mod improves the stability of the bed and, at least in my case, improves the quality...

... to fit my usb microscope. ...Added a little slope to it as the microscope has too. All other parts are from the original thing (see remix-link). For the vertical rods i used 6x150 mm aluminium tubes. ... Now with the real file:thanks to herbertvs.

Customized Version of Thing: 1381533 Created with Customizer! ... Options Used Platform Height: Set to 30 Design Specifications Adjusted for Optimal Print Results Parameters Tweaked for Enhanced Performance Printing Settings Optimized for...

This simple construction are for upgrading your K8200/3Drag to GT2 belt on Y axis.It is a direct replacement, reusing the original mount screw and holes, adding the missing belt tension.For complete upgrade of Y axis to GT2, you need:GT2 6mm belt...

This custom Y-Axis support system utilizes two precision-crafted pieces of 8mm threaded rod, measuring approximately 313mm and 353mm in length respectively. Four matching 8mm nuts are seamlessly integrated to provide a robust and reliable framework.

The Y rod holder modification The original Y rod holder incorporates 1.75mm diameters for its switch holes, resulting in a loose fit when using 2mm screws due to printing tolerances. ...To rectify this problem, I have standardized the diameter of these...

Y-belt spacer for Anet A6. Designed to adjust the tension easily from the front. In addition to the normal A6 acryl clamps you need 4 longer M4 screws. (min. ...20mm)</p> <p>and take a look at my other Anet A6 parts: <a...

This laser sight features X and Y correction for installation on Picatinny or Weaver rails. Although I haven't printed it yet, the dimensions are accurate. If you require alternative file formats, please contact me at Ripper121@gmail.com or leave a...

A remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4291561 increasing the plate size including adding 40mm to the slots for the extra wheels and lowering the bottom z support to allow it to fit thicker tables. This was a result of using 90x35 framing and...

... when ready to print with ABS I can re-print. Let me know if it works for you. Plan to make the same edit to the thinner version (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2431500) as mine is still crashing into the frame even after sanding down the edges.

The ultimate goal is creating a mount for a cable chain on the Y-axis and other internal components within the housing. However, it appears that OpenSCAD struggles to handle real threads beyond a tiny scale. The thread part of my SCAD file heavily...