x axis belt tensioner 3d models

This is an X-axis belt tensioner assembly to replace the original one on the Elegoo Neptune 2 printer. At the time of its posting, the Elegoo Neptune 2 printer did not have a simple way of increasing the tension on the X axis belt should it have...

I made it because i hate it when i downloaded other people file and print it to find out it's doesn't fit on my Ender 3v2 printer. ...So here i present my final product with abit of tweak to make it simple and looks like it's really made by creality...

I decided to experiment with printing threads on a 3D printer. ...However, it wasn't as straightforward as I had envisioned.

My design for the Ender-5+ X & Y-Axis belt tensioning. Could not find anything that I liked so I designed it for myself using the stock bearings. The internal slide requires light sanding to make it glide nicely but if you have any lead screw...

You will need the following parts to complete the assembly: • 1 x metal Idler pulley (GT2 16T 3mm bore) - can be sourced online for about USD 1.00 • 1 x M3x18 screw - to mount the pulley (spare from kit) • 1 x M3 nut - to secure the mounting screw...

For open-ended belts running on a motorized X-axis, at least two mounting points are essential. ...These can be secured using 10mm screws positioned at the very top, while adjustable bolts placed either on one or both sides will allow for optimal belt...

Belt-Holder-Modify.stl use for http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12066222, now modified to allow belt turning outwards. No cutting required, just fix the tip in place. ... Check out my custom plastic bearings and blocks at...

I needed a compact solution to tighten the belt along the x-axis. Previous published projects that used screws for tightening were always too bulky, so I opted for a turn screw instead. This design allows me to tighten the belt and hold it in place...

I made a simple cover for the nut on the belt tensioner on the X-axis for my Creality Ender 3 V2.

The belt tensioner is specifically designed for the Folgertech Prusa I3's x-axis belt. To optimize its performance, it is recommended to install x-axis guide rod endstops on your printer first. ...This modification, along with instructions on how to...

This is a custom belt tensioner for the Folgertech Prusa I3 x-axis belt, specifically designed to upgrade your printer's performance. Before attempting to install it, I recommend first modifying your printer to incorporate x-axis guide rod endstops,...

couldnt find this so i created it. ...this is the x axis cover for the belt tensioner on the Ender 3 V2 NEO (only!)Printed at0.16mmPLAScrew mount side up on plater

Have you experienced x-axis slippage and wrestled with getting the x-axis fishing line securely fastened? Well, this basic belt tensioner may just be the solution. Simply download, print, and slide the fishing line through the gaps in the...

This is used to fill the gap left from a Chinese belt tensioner for Ender 3 Pro x-axis. Aluminum mount is not long enough on the right side and bends a little due to pressure applied. Thus, I had to use this in order to prevent wobbling and bending.

Features: Mounts directly on the X axis carriage, lowering belt height to roughly parallel to the X axis. Brings the belt closer to the rear of the printer for better pulley alignment. Zip ties are unnecessary; see note if used anyway. Lock nut...

Designed to provide extra space, it features a slot that allows pulley assemblies to slide in smoothly, making belt tensioning possible without spring or other belt-riding tensioners. Tension adjustments are handled by tightening the knob, which...

To make this work, the x-axis cover must be drilled out since the tensioner screw needs to be external. Fortunately, using the printed part as a guide makes drilling the hole extremely easy. To help with any printer tolerance variations, I've...

PRINT: X1 Tensioner X2 3mm Caps (Optional) ADDITIONAL: X3 3mm x ≥25mm bolt X3 3mm nuts X1 3mm washer (Recommended for Perfect Alignment) I upgraded this tensioner to eliminate its tendency to shift forward or backward, causing the belt to rub against...

Update: Another issue arose when I realized that my x-axis steel rods were slightly too short, causing the small rods on the cover to be undersized. To resolve this problem, I lengthened them in the model. Everything now works flawlessly and has...

... this file, please replace it with the revised version by deleting the old file. The updated stl files are now available for download and include: - Standard_Hex_Nut__ver2.stl - X-Axis_Tensioner_Base_ver2.stl - GT2_Holder_Main_Base_ver_2.stl

I needed to create a custom belt tensioner for my x-axis due to the larger bearings that were required, which couldn't be found on Thingiverse. Perhaps my design will also benefit others who are looking for a similar solution. Upon inspection, I...

--- Update 29/11/2022 Y axis tensioner for Ender 3 V2 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5666207 --- Update 27/01/2023 If you want to further upgrade the performance of your X and Y tensioner part I highly suggest buying two GT2 Idler Pulley 20 Teeth...

[UPDATE 2017-01-30] Following feedback from @dapackers , I added 'X_Belt_Tensioner--Adj_Z_Bracket.stl' to give this thing even more strength, lowering the location of the adjustable screw in the process. Keep in mind that you'll need longer M4 bolts...

[UPDATE 2017-01-30] Added 'X_Belt_Tensioner--Adj_Z_Bracket.stl' after some feedback from @dapackers . This should be much stronger and lowers the location of the adjustable screw more. Note: You'll need longer M4 bolts because of the thickness of...

It is designed to fit a custom X- Belt tensioner for an Ender 3/Pro, especially the Tevo Tornado X Belt Tensioner for Ender 3 Pro (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3319649) but will probably fit anything with a diameter of 32 mm. All screws and nuts...

It is designed to fit a custom X- Belt tensioner for an Ender 3/Pro, especially the Tevo Tornado X Belt Tensioner for Ender 3 Pro (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3319649) but will probably fit anything with a diameter of 32 mm. All screws and nuts...

Improved version with dovetail: A straightforward, space-saving solution for tightening the X-Axis belt quickly. This revised design draws from *Luke_O*'s original concept but incorporates modifications to enhance durability and stability. After...

... improved tolerances, some fillets and a cutout for the nut of the idler pulley's bolt. If you have problems with mounting, i recommend taking the pulley off the X-axis motor, while mounting, it can easily be slid back with the belt after mounting.

I recently noticed some cracks in the plastic of my Ender3 v2 X axis tensioner body around the front and back screws. And I really don't know why it happened.. I searched thingiverse for a replacement part since I didn't want to buy the original...