wilson ii 3d printer

Support for attaching the inductive sensor SN04 to the X-axis car of the RepRap Wilson 2 MJRice printer is required. ...Two screws need to be replaced with longer ones, measuring 10 cm each.

This is Wilson II spacific but can be used with any Z axis using Nema 17 motor and M8 leadscrew combination. KFL08 8mm Self-aligning Pillow Bearing utilizes its full potential to provide a smooth ride for the X carriage. Going all out with a full...

The holder or mount is specifically designed to support a smaller power supply, measuring 160 x 98 x 48mm in size, which is typically used on a Wilson II (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1086101 / https://www.thingiverse.com/make:351844). Part 1...

Several significant improvements have been made, ensuring optimal printer performance: • Using Carbon Fiber Reinforced (CFR) PLA filament for the creation of the rigidity-essential components of my 3D printer setup, as seen in the motor mounts. ...• ...

Due to the plastic ends used on the Wilson 2, any belt tension causes the motor mount to warp downward, which could lead to backlash and eventual part failure. So I incorporated matsekberg's impressive design he did for the Anet A8, using threaded...

Be cautious, though - attempting to home the printer while the dial indicator is attached will cause it to collide with the frame. ... This has been rectified in later versions of the mount, allowing the indicator to remain in place without risk of...

I made this for my Wilson TS printer, so I'm pretty sure it will work on other Wilson models too - not that it's a huge print or anything. Go ahead and try it out for yourself! This thing is based off of mrice's servo operated stop end for auto bed...

Here is a high-quality, print-ready 3D quadmesh model of the Wilson Armchair, meticulously modelled and rendered in 3ds.max 2016 with Mental Ray renderer. This sleek and modern design features dark grey cotton and light beige stripes patterned on...

This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 13, then converted into various 3D formats with .skp as its native file format. The model is rendered in 3ds Max 2016 with Vray 3.00. It is inspired by former factory locker rooms and showcases...

The Wilson printer is a RepRap model inspired by the Prusa i3 and Lulzbot TAZ designs, with details available on GitHub at https://github.com/mjrice/wilson. For more information, visit http://reprap.org/wiki/Wilson. Assembly videos can be found on...

Wilson! ...Wilson?! .... WILSON!!! Probably the most famous volleyball-movie-character ever. Now when you feel like a castaway, you can print out Wilson. ...He doesn't talk, but if you're by yourself long enough, you might think he does.

... him? The most iconic volleyball in movie history? Now you can bring Wilson to life, even when you're feeling stranded on a deserted island. ...He won't say a word, but after hours of solitude, his silence might start to feel like a conversation.

This is a stunning piece of fan artwork created by someone who's clearly a huge fan of Wilson from the popular game Don't Starve!

Don't worry if he doesn't say anything; just being alone for too long might make you think otherwise.\n\n \n \n \n Instructions:\nPrint out the wilson.stl file, preferably with a single extruder. Using helper disks can save the day from having your...

... To create your own unique design, simply follow these instructions: choose Text_Font as "write/Letters.dxf", set Text_Size to 9, and enter Your_Text as "Wilson". ...Keep Text_Rotate at 0 for optimal results.

This streamlined remix DXF design enables effortless cutting of a custom 200 x 200 heated bed for your Wilson II printer, ideal for those who normally run with a 200 x 300 setup. A thoughtful adapter has been added to this design to resolve the...

Scanned with the MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner

In the middle of constructing a Wilson II reprap, but already owning a Taz 6 and having used a Taz 5, I wanted to take advantage of the changeable printhead design of Lulzbot printers. So I created a file using the bearing location of the Wilson II...

Wilson. ...Photorealistic ball from Cast away film

... print bed plate of the Wilson II model. ...The user installed a Prusa i3 print bed plate, modified to fit the Y-Table from the Wilson II model. ...To secure the base, use one of the screws from the Z-Axis brace, but replace it with a longer 20mm screw.

Wilson Tennis Ball

This 3D reference model of the Cetus3D MK II printer is designed specifically for creating an enclosure. Crafted in Rhino, it's recommended that you use the 3DM format for optimal results. ...Additionally, I've exported multiple formats, so feel free to...

Wilson model from the movie cast away modeled on blender 3.0 and node texture.

... make belt runs easy because the belt meshes with itself, zip ties are not needed. I'm just about to start my final build for my second Wilson II that will incorporate this design and other mods as well, so I'll have pictures of it in place shortly.

This thing also comes with pre-sliced ready-to-use .gx files that can be copied to a USB stick and printed directly on the 3D printer. Download the Pre_sliced_ready_touse.gx_files.zip which contains these files. Learn more about the FlashForge Finder...

For similar purposes, we have also designed free-standing spool holder: http://thingiverse.com/thing:508896 Please also see our Universal Cantilevered Spool Holder for 3D printers http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2297303 ####By Creative Tools Home -...

Motor Generator FG.Wilson Model P90

I merged two unique projects to bring the nplan extruder to life on the mrice Wilson II. I relocated the sensor for better functionality, removed one fan to enhance airflow and upgraded the x carriage with precision. Breaking down the original...

The dual hot ends were designed with my Rebel II printer in mind, specifically www.rebelove.org, and also compatible with normal 3Draty hotends at www.3draty.cz. However, the design can be easily adapted to other printers (for instance Prusa I3) and...

I couldn't find a model of an Apple ImageWriter II printer on here, so I made this one. It's at a small scale (not any particular scaling) but big enough to hold a raspberry Pi. I did not include any mounting points inside All should be printed...