trinus 3d

Heavily inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2163223 but had to completely redesign parts to fit metric sized magnets. I used N52 magnets, eight 30x5mm with holes plus four 30x3mm without holes. The additional magnets allowed the printer to...

This is a heavy-duty spool holder utilizing only two high-quality 608zz bearings as the metal components, while everything else can be 3D printed on printers with a minimum build area of 120x120x120. I created this design specifically for my Kodama...

Up to four one-kilogram spools can be installed simultaneously. The shaft bars are secured with robust M8 screws. ...When adding or removing, exercise caution to avoid damaging the housing, as its strengthened hook design provides additional rigidity...

This is a reference point for screw alignment, designed to help users of Thorlabs' BA1/M adjust for the 10mm loss in Z-height when transitioning to Kodama's leveling bed.

Spool holder for Panowin F1. Mounted on top. Print Settings Printer: Panowin F1 Supports: Yes Infill: 30% Post-Printing Instructions Print parts: 2 x Frame_Support Mount the spool by following these steps. ...You will need: 6 x 10mm M3 screws 2 x M8...

Print the box and one of the clamps as shown in the photos. A 45-degree clamp is pictured for your reference. It's recommended to use a raft when printing the clamp. The box and clamp are friction fitted, but you may need to do some sanding or filing...

this should be cemented (i used a dab of sikaflex) onto the front of the curcuit board plate to stop cable connection breakage. hope this helps someone. ...wish i had printed it first day.

*******UPDATED** 8/16/2017******** It was pointed out that the original design of V2 caused the x axis to jam against the wire cable hook at its extreme right travel. I've redesigned the cable management to eliminate this problem. Be sure to tuck...

After printing, consider sanding down the bearing holders or the holes for the bearings - it all depends on just how precise your printer is.

The Trinus 3D Filament Guide has been thoroughly revamped and is now installed directly onto the motherboard, making it a seamless part of the overall system.

......Dimensions are 100x20x3\nPrint Settings\nPrinter:\n Trinus 3D\n \n Rafts:\n No\n \n Supports:\n No\n \n Resolution:\n 0.3\n \n Infill:\n 20%\n \n Notes:\n Switch to different colored filament right before text. ...0.3 resolution from layer 8 onwards.

... Star, designed by embeddedjunkie - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:245922 - with this upgrade, multiple parts can be easily assembled without adhesives. ... Print Settings Printer: Kodama Trinus 3D Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 5-10%

... Afro3dPrinter adds a bit more mass to the ends so it connects firmly with the printer. ...You may need to loosen the screws that secure the control board to make it fit seamlessly. Print Settings Printer: Trinus 3D Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 30%

Most of the Voronoi deer models were too large for my Kodama Trinus 3D printer's small build volume (120mm). ...Scaling them down resulted in excessively thin walls, prompting me to create a new model from scratch, scale it down, and then apply Voronoi...

This is a fan mount replacement for the Trinus 3D printer, which frequently breaks due to repeated disassembly of the extruder. The design eliminates the need for brass inserts and the four bolts that secure the cold end fan in place. To achieve...

... it, making future oil changes extremely difficult. The solution lies in a low-profile plastic fitting that enables the use of a 3/8 driver to effortlessly remove and install the strainer. Print Settings: Printer: Trinus 3D Rafts: No Supports: No

Kodama Trinus 3D users are seeking an improved spool holder design that minimizes stoppages while feeding filament. To address this issue, I'm experimenting with a new design that might enhance filament feeding. ...The current design attaches directly...

... to this versatile hook system that keeps your entire purse at hand while still taking care of your bag. Print Settings Printer: Trinus 3D Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Notes: Painter's tape and a heated bed were used to prevent peeling during printing.

... surfaces for a set screw. The teeth are now curved for flexibility - using plastic's elastic coefficient as well as normal engagement mechanisms to provide locking force. Print Settings Printer: Trinus 3D Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 50%

I upgraded my Kodama Trinus 3D printer with a sleek LCD control screen, and it's mounted at the end of axis Y, where I previously created an axis bracket for those without an LCD display... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2110488 So, I designed a...

At the same time, I put my Trinus 3D printer into action and produced one sample. The results were impressive in terms of durability. However, for larger diameter cables, the fingers exhibited sufficient elasticity, whereas smaller ones didn't fit...

Print Settings: Printer: Trinus 3D Rafts: It doesn't matter what type of raft you choose. Supports: No supports are needed for this print. Resolution: Set your resolution to 0.1 millimeters. Infill: You can choose either solid or dense infill,...

The following screws are included with this adjuster: * Two 10mm long flat heat socket screws * Two 8mm long flat heat socket screws * Two 20mm long socket head cap screws You can purchase the micrometer head separately from eBay at the following...

Print Settings: Printer: Kodama Trinus 3D Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 25% Notes: You'll need support for Outer-Tube.stl and End-Cap.stl as they have a 90° overhang. Everything else prints fine without support. Also,...

The slide-on block-support was originally designed for a Trinus 3D printer and attaches to the end of the X-axis slider with two M2.5 10mm screws. This allows it to move up and down with the printer's extruder. My Trinus is also housed in the...

Print Settings Printer: Trinus 3D Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 50% Notes: I printed these and the links without supports to save on cleanup. With the right print settings and good cooling, the bridge isn't really that bad. ...Maybe...

Printing Parameters: Printer: Kodama TRINUS 3D Printer Nozzle: 0.4mm Layer Height: 0.15mm Extruder Temperature: 185°C Heated Bed Temperature: 50°C Printing Speed: 30mm/s Fill Pattern: Concentric Infill: 25% Rafts: Yes Supports: No Single Outline...

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