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Ultimaker 3: Envelope for Additional Printing Component

The Ultimaker 2 printing bed is located at the bottom of the printer. The sensor will calibrate itself in air when it is turned on, so I had no problems starting the system in an unknown state. Please do not use this sensor as a reference for...

Multiple prints and infrared camera shots show that it can hold the heat of the head perfectly, especially now that there's room in the fan cap holder to screw in a 5V 25x25 fan, keeping the peak temperature nice and cold. In my tests, the air didn't...

My old hotend holder of my self build look alike Ultimaker 2+ was not so good, and worn out, so I bought a new hotend, a J-Head CR10 Hotend Extruder, and designed a new holder for it.It fits very well and is stable so I am very pleased with the...

Most of them are even to big to mount them inside the printing head. As I'd like to have a reliable system i switched to Repetier Firmware which caused to loose the display, SD-Slot and rotary knob on the bottom, which i just used for bed calibration...

A stand to store up to six "Ultimaker 3 print core boxes" The "Ultimaker 3 print core box" can be find under:https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-ultimaker-3-print-core-box-120575

A stand to store up to six "Ultimaker 3 print core boxes"   The "Ultimaker 3 print core box" can be find under:        https://www.printables.com/de/model/202131-ultimaker-3-print-core-box

For users with multiple Ultimaker 3's, having two build Print Cores plus one support Print Core for each printer can be beneficial, but they tend to get swapped between printers. The problem is that every time your UM3 printhead detects a different...

Individuals require a stand to hold up to six "Ultimaker 3 print core boxes". ... The "Ultimaker 3 print core box" is available at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2851560

The Ultimaker 3 Print Core Box Stand is designed to hold up to six of these essential components. ...To locate this valuable resource, simply visit the following website: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ultimaker-3-print-core-box

Be aware that a print placed right at the front edge of the print bed might lead to issues with the print head getting too close to the camera - verify this for yourself. Print with supports as needed. Install your camera before proceeding. Open the...

However, if you have a print positioned right at the very front edge of the print bed, it may cause issues with the print head getting too close to the camera - so do be sure to check this out for yourself. ... Print with supports as needed Install your...

... and organized manner. The design is perfect for anyone who needs to store and transport these essential components. You can find the CAD files for the "Ultimaker 3 print core box" on Cults3D, a popular online platform for 3D modeling enthusiasts.

... print testing is still required. You can find the updated files and images, and I recommend printing only the V2 files for assembly using M3x29 screws (I shortened M3x30 screws by 1mm). ...My limited 1-hour test has been successful thus far.

This is an extruder for the CL-260 / Ultimaker 2 that prints, installs, and works flawlessly without any need for plain bearings, but you can shorten and install these http://r.ebay.com/mupM7q to use with 8mm rods as well. The enclosed plain bearing...

I'm Replacing My Ultimaker Back Cover to Prevent Damage from Heatbed Upgrade. ...The Original Cover Kept Touching the X-Axis Belts, So I Created a Custom Solution. Print Details: Raft Option Disabled; Support Structures Not Needed.

I Modified the Ultimaker 3 Print Core Holder (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1990247) by Adding a Clip to Attach to the Printer's Side. ... This Customized Version was Printed with Wall Thickness Set at 0.5 and an Infill of 10%.

This sturdy container holds not one but three high-performance print cores from Ultimaker 3, effortlessly accommodating them within its robust frame. ...Printed as separate components, the box and its matching lid click seamlessly into place without...

I was part of the beta tester group and published these files on YouMagine just minutes after the product announcement for the Ultimaker 3, which also was the introduction of the Print Core system.The design is modular, so you can expand the size of...

I needed an efficient way to organize my numerous print cores, so I stumbled upon the Ultimaker 3 Print Core Holder designed by PsyberTech3D on Thingiverse. This ingenious creation worked flawlessly for me, but it required some additional...

... When handling it, follow the same procedure you'd use with your actual core-holder on your Ultimaker 3. To remove or insert a core, press the two plastic noses together and slide the core from or into the holder until it reaches its final position.

Here are the STL files you'll need to print a small box to keep nozzles and basic tools organized, specifically designed for the Ultimaker 3D printer. Small cylinders will have to be glued to the back of nozzle holders in order to provide sufficient...

Easy to print with no overhangs, it is also structurally robust to prevent sagging and includes ziptie hooks for motor support. Print vertically with the fan flange flat on the bed and assemble using M3 screws and bolts. ...Secure the duct with zip...

They claim you can print another 3D printer using one, but this particular component is causing problems for me.\r\n\r\nFortunately, the design is quite precise, making it perfect for scaling down to create a functional keychain.

This was a combination of two designs on Thingiverse. ...This design screws directly into the S-series enclosure and features 6 print core slots with a circular slot locking the print core in place. ... No supports needed

... ...For optimal results, print two pieces using PLA or ABS with a 0.1mm layer height. Attach one to each end of the axis you want to align and ensure that pulleys are loosened before alignment. Once perfect alignment is achieved, tighten the pulleys.

You can easily enlarge your desk stand by simply printing additional parts and fitting them together using the pre-drilled dovetails. To print without supports, lay the object on its back. I've included a variety of designs, including versions that...

... original part from the heatbed upgrade package would frequently come into contact with the X-axis belts. ...This new design resolves that problem by eliminating the unnecessary component altogether. Print Settings: Rafts: Disabled Supports: Turned Off

Run a test now, despite a blocked nozzle midway through printing, I've managed to fit what was printed and it fits perfectly. I achieved good results with the following settings: 0.2 layer height, 50mm/s, ooze shield and wipe and prime tower...

... incorporating it into just about every single entry I've submitted for this contest. Featured here is my Dragon Curve-inspired Samsung Galaxy S5 case design, a model that could potentially become a stylish addition to your phone's aesthetic.