wirt and greg 3d models

This hybrid design brings greater stability in movement and smoother extrusion flow resulting ultimately in reduced sound output when working on it giving user even quieter experiences during overall printing sessions with every print out done...

Greg Wade Belt Bowden Extruder for Delta Bad Boy Delta Bad Boy: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:612627 Bearing Belt Wheels Give You Better Precision and Free Run It Can Work with 1.75mm and 3mm Filament A Geared Timing Belt Extruder, with an...

I've added support for Arcol.hu hotends in Greg's Hinged Accessible Extruder using OpenSCAD, a new experience for me; code may not be optimal. Here is Version 2 of the extruder block with Arcol hot-end compatibility. The middle of the base has been...

... of both the hotend and extruder, making it an even more valuable tool for 3D printing enthusiasts. Compatible with 50mm fans, this duct provides optimal air circulation and temperature control for enhanced print quality and reduced warping.

Mounting options include M3 for extruder and/or groove mount, and T2.5 for belt size. The suggested printing settings are 0.5mm walls, 0.3mm layers, and 40% fill in PLA. Feel free to experiment with the carriage's main purpose being the addition of a...

... axis travel (for the Prusa i3 acrylic frame that sticks out at the top). The wade extruder and E3D hot end in the featured image are for display only and were taken from:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27054http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:341689

... code are both included for your convenience. For more information, visit http://reprappr.blogspot.com.br. The original file is "smallgearmod_fixed_1.stl", the source code is "smallgear.scad", and the final modified gear is named "smallgear.stl".

The STL file was directly modified and has been checked using netfabb to avoid errors. Simply print, install, and enjoy the improved X-ends. ...Interestingly, these still function with half of the top bearing holder missing, as long as 50% of the top...

To affix the extruder at a Prusa Mendel's corner, use a hole-equipped mount if available. ...Proceed to print and secure it in place.

... of my other fan housing (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:116490) is available. ...This version offers enhanced functionality due to increased airflow and simultaneous cooling of the hotend and extruder. ...It's specifically designed for a 50mm fan.

... this project, the model was created using 3ds Max 2013 and rendered with Vray 2.30. ...The available file formats include .max for versions 2010 through 2013, as well as .fbx, .obj, and .mtl files. ...Additionally, textures are credited to 3D_SB 2015.

... be safer to know exactly what's happening. It ended up costing me about $10 and four hours to print out the tube fittings, M4 bolts, and plastic clamps - all told, a pretty worthwhile investment for added peace of mind and reduced wear on my motor.

Created a high-quality rendition, but careful print calibration is crucial as excellent layer adhesion is necessary to prevent unwanted delamination.\nAchievable through expert fine-tuning of layer thickness (0.1-0.2) and optimized infill patterns...

This product works seamlessly with the following: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:32953, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18379, and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:65939. For printing, simply download and utilize the STL file. If you wish to...

Upgrade your 3D printing game by swapping out your standard hotend for a j-head, ensuring that the heated component doesn't touch any other moving parts and reducing friction between components to prevent messy tangles.

Using the design from Thingiverse's http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:24071 as a base, this updated version features modified settings and the elimination of certain teardrop-shaped openings.

... to the plastic. Pay attention to the roof of the zip-tie feature in your slicer. I've vaulted the inside so it should perform bridging on the sides first to connect the posts and then on the next layer it should cover the top from bridge to bridge.

I discovered that gazing at lithophanes through their rear can often result in a more visually appealing effect, so both original and flipped versions are provided. ...Additionally, source files have been included to enable seamless replication of this...

Align the tube with filament through the Wade's extruder and bolt the adapter to the bottom of it. A base mounting plate is also available for Rostock-mini printers. In the PTC version, use a good Push To Connect adapter that releases the tube...

... and directly mounted it onto the Wade extruder. Print Settings Printer: Prusa I3 Rework Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15mm Infill: 15% Notes: Printed in ABS at 240 degree extruder and 100 degree bed. ...No enclosure, no fan

Printing instructions include using a small nozzle for intricate details, printing in PLA due to its durability compared to ABS, setting 0 extra shells and 80-90% infill. ...Proper cooling is essential, especially for the small gear's base and large...

The design allows you to seamlessly open and close the idler with just one hand, incorporating the robust beefy idler Arm & Latch. I utilize this modified component to rapidly hot swap with one hand while the printer is in full operation. This was a...

... challenging. ...Designed using OpenSCAD software, this model poses a tangled coding challenge, and due to its messy internal workings, the source file remains private. ...The V2.2 upgrade brought forth a refined silhouette as well as sturdier walls.

... ...The rest remains identical, so consult the original 30mm version for comprehensive details, attribution, comments, and instructions. ...Complete OpenSCAD sources are readily available, encompassing those for the intricate fishbone gears as well.

... bolt slot, it ensures smooth guidance when printing. In version 2, I improved the design with a genuine guidance cylinder to prevent filament pulling from the hobbed bolt. Print, secure, and feed your filament through to enjoy seamless printing.

... rod. No additional support is needed, as the internal structure takes on a dome shape. I've put this design to the test in my bathtub, and it works flawlessly, floating effortlessly. ...Further testing under real-world conditions is still necessary.

... I've moved this design. ...Use Slic3r as your preferred slicing software (STL is NetFab-ready). Print in any color, but be cautious with the thin, 2mm duct. Position it between the 40mm fan and x-carriage using longer bolts, then enjoy printing!

I've relied on this gear extruder https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3129983 for some time now, but I require a Bowden connector incorporated into the arm so that I can utilize the Bowden tube to prevent kinks in the filament; I printed it today and...

... the fan mount nut traps, I adjusted them to suit M3 nuts better. ...Since I haven't learned OpenSCAD yet, I employed Blender for the task. The printing specifications included a layer height of 0.2mm and perimeter speed of 60mm/s, with 20% infill.

... ...However, this modified idler design features a cutout that allows for larger springs, resulting in better control over tension. For added strength, the part was printed on its side with Kisslicer medium support, three loops, and 100% infill.