wilson ii 3d printer

Enhanced X-axis Carriage, Idler, and Motor Mount for the Wilson II 3D Printer Delivering Improved Performance. Reduced Play Significantly Minimizes Vibration and Boosts Accuracy. A Solid Linear Bearing in the Carriage is Securely Fastened with Screws...

Upgraded GT2 Pulley and Enhanced X & Y Tensioner for Wilson II 3D Printer Significantly reduces the distortion caused by incompatible GT2 belt and standard pulley. This modified pulley can be applied to any 3D printer setup. The pulley features two...

E3D Titan Aero extruder mount for Wilson II 3D printer.

I wanted a protective cover for my pica controller board, which is part of the Wilson II 3D printer. Since this printer will be used in a classroom setting, I needed to ensure that curious students wouldn't accidentally touch any potentially...

So, as a starting point, I chose to use the Wilson II/Prusa design as published by Marty Rice www.thingiverse.com/thing:1086101 . I named my printer WWIII (Weber-Wilson III). My printer is basically the same as the original, but with a 300mm x 300mm...

Wilson II 3D printer users rejoice, as a game-changing accessory has hit the scene - the E3D Titan Aero extruder mount. This ingenious design is specifically crafted to pair perfectly with the Wilson II, unleashing a new world of possibilities for...

This is the Wilson II, a fresh design born out of improvements made to the Wilson TS. Among its changes are: * Every single smooth rod gets upgraded from 8mm to a more robust 10mm. * The Z axis now sports lead screws that swap in for threaded rods...

......This design enhancement enables the creation of a much stronger build and facilitates easier attainment of orthogonality. Print Settings Printer: Customized Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.24 Infill: 30 Notes: Printed in PETG at 235°C.

The Full Graphic Smart Controller Mount was originally designed specifically for the Wilson II 3D Printer, but its versatility allows it to be used with any 3D Printer that utilizes a 2020 extrusion system. This sleek and rigid design ensures easy...

Wilson II plastic parts Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Activate Supports: Disable Resolution: Set to 0.1mm Infill: Increase to 75%

Wilson II 400x400 Bed Y Carriage Untested - For Joined 4 X 200x200 Hotbeds Together This Is Specific To A Wilson II Design And Bolts To A Printed Y Axis Bearing Carriage.

I've included the OpenSCAD file along with the STL files for the mount and clamp, which is a direct replacement for the original Bowden Mount that comes with the Wilson II printer. The Bowden Mount is specifically designed for use with a regular...

... Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Wilson II Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.24 Infill: 20 Notes: Does not print solid automatically. Use multiple walls. ... How I Designed This Modified the original .step file in SolidWorks.

This is an updated version of the Wilson II printer, modified to utilize 8mm rods and bearings. I've also incorporated ziptie channels into the X-Carriage for added convenience. The Z Top and Motor files require mirroring, which your slicer should...

... with the hotend. Resized mount holes to match M4 hardware (just like on the Wilson II carriage). To do next: Tweak the M4 holes and nuts for a snug fit. Check the mounting holes for the BLTouch again. ...Add a way to attach the Wilson II part fan.

A Mount for the BL Touch Z Sensor that will securely attach to the stock Wilson II Extruder with ease. Happy Building! ... Print Parameters: Rafts: Absolutely not needed Supports: Always recommended Resolution: A precise .2 is standard Infill: 100%...

This fan duct fits the Wilson II. To prepare it for printing, you must measure the distance from the center of the fan hinge on the extruder to the tip of the nozzle. Measure this distance both vertically and horizontally. Enter these measurements as...

... align better. The original bracket is the "Green" one; the "Red" one is the modified version I produced, with the holes shifted slightly. Power Supply Model: JCPower JC-360-12 Print Settings: Printer: Wilson II Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 25%

This modification enables use of Tr8*8 anti-backlash nuts on the Wilson II with X-Axis ends thanks to RobotDigg's inclusion of SCad files that allow modifications, big thanks to MRice. I've included my modified SCad file that was generated. The...

Assemble all the mechanical parts of the Rebel II.

This is a part that enables the use of a radial/blower style fan for the Wilson II fan mount. It can be printed with minimal support, only necessary for the inside where the fan meets the duct and the arm for the fan. Inside that circle of the duct...

Wilson II Z Axis Motor Alignment Tool This tool is specifically designed for the Wilson II printer and serves as a valuable aid in aligning the Lead screw with the 10mm Z axis smooth rod when setting up the Nema17 motor. The pitch of this particular...

... The Marlin 2.0.x Config.h file has been added as an example of how to set up deploying the Rack and Pinion system. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap, Printer: Wilson II, Rafts: Doesn't Matter, Supports: No, Resolution: 0.2 mm, Infill: 50%.

For reference, my printer setup consists of: * 21 x 8x20 links for Z * 24 x 8x10 links for X * 22 x 8x10 links for Y Print settings include: * Printer Brand: RepRap * Printer: Wilson II * Rafts: No * Supports: Yes * Resolution: 0.2 * Infill: 35%...

I designed a bespoke mounting system for Wilson II to accommodate the Titan Extruder and BLTouch. ...It provides seamless integration and operates flawlessly.

... II X carriage, utilizing sturdy 10mm rods. ... Unfortunately, options are limited for a compatible Titan Aero extruder mount with the Wilson II X carriage. ... I appreciate Mr.Damage's design and he was kind enough to share the Step files publicly.

I decided to expand on the Wilson II travel and required more space to properly position the bearings under the platform for better support. The distance turned out to be nine inches due to my current printer's capacity constraints. To accomplish...

I made my own solution for using a PC Power Supply on my Wilson II printer, and it can be used on any printer with a 20 x 20mm extrusion frame. To make this system, I followed the guide at...

If you want to adapt this design to a non-Wilson II printer, I'd be happy to help with modifications based on your specific dimensions.\nThis will allow for clear access to the adjuster screw and potentially recover some lost Z Axis height.\nThe hole...

Starting with the original Wilson II hot end mount design files, I removed as much unnecessary detail as I could while adding additional material around the filament guide to give the downstream push-fit connector of the Bowden extruder more...