x axis belt tensioner 3d models

Replacement part made specifically for the XYZ DA VINCI 1.0A printer, carefully crafted to require only minimal adjustments after some light sanding is applied. ...Designed entirely from scratch within the comprehensive modeling software platform known...

I made some adjustments to accommodate my toothed pulleys, which can now fit with ease: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2GT-pulley-H-type-wheel-driven-wheel-perlin-idler-wheel-GT2-timing-pulley-16-teeth-bore/32692086650.html

Just my design of a Insta360 Go camera mount for the Diatone TinaWhoop. ...Super Simple.

To use Lokster's pulley, simply click on the link provided at Thingiverse, which is located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2196516.

The original is a great design and fits the original printer idler perfectly. This remix extends the spanner (where the idler is mounted) with two things: It has different mounting tolerances and holes to allow a 3mm inner bore GT2 idler (both...

This is a custom X-axis belt tensioner designed specifically for the STARTT (TronXY XY-100) 3D printer. To create this modification, I started with the original right X-axis mount file provided by iMakr and made the necessary adjustments to...

I've designed this tensioner myself after I had trouble printing someone else's design, which lost about 10mm from the right side of my bed. That's why mine has a shorter front but it's still strong enough. I've hung a 2L (2Kg) bottle of water to...

For effortless setup and tightening of the X-Axis belt on a Wanhao Duplicator i3, you'll need an M3x30 (or longer; 40mm is recommended) screw and a M3 nylock nut. Update 04/07/2016: A corrected bearing block for Igus bushings was uploaded along with...

I created an upgraded X-axis tensioner for my Anet A8 printer using FreeCAD (blueprint attached). It provides a snugger fit, allowing me to utilize a 16-tooth idler bearing with an M3 screw. To install the tensioner, I need two M4 screws and nuts,...

This combo X-Axis Tensioner and Camera mount is specifically designed for use with a Logitech C270 camera. To assemble, you'll need two M3 nuts, one M3x10mm cap screw, one M3x20mm cap screw, and two M3 washers if desired. ...The camera will be mounted...

... metal pulley with no reduction in print area. ... Pulley Details: Teeth: 16 (T) Pitch: 2 millimeters Bore Diameter: 3 millimeters Belt Width: 7 millimeters Additional Components: M3 Nut x 1 M3 Screw, 20mm long x 1 M4 Nut x 1 M4 Screw, 35mm long x 1

A custom take on the belt tensioner setup:690090, featuring two MR63ZZ (3x6x2.5mm) ball bearings mounted directly onto the original pulley. This enhanced design delivers greater durability and minimizes known issues with the standard tensioner, such...

The problem has been resolved by combining it with an improved tensioner and a custom simplify3D tensioner. This fusion eliminates all problems. Many thanks go to Lokster, the creator of this thing on Thingiverse...

After a friend and myself found we were having to change the Geetech bearings way to often and having some sets fail after a few prints we thought it was time to fix the problem once an for all. We had the issue for both X and Y axis. Here is the Y...

I redesigned the belt holder to ensure successful first-time prints, solely focusing on this component, not the entire assembly. ...To obtain the complete assembly, visit these resources: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1748326...

This is a very easy timing belt tensioner that I designed for the ANET A6 Prusa (it should work on any 6mm GT2 timing belt). Hand drawn, extremely strong. Print ABS with 100% infill. Use the clip on the other side, also with 100% infill. I used PLA...

You need to print the following parts twice: y axis belt tensioner backplate, belt puller, knob Pulley adapter 5mm to 8mm one piece If you like my design, feel free to show your appreciation by sending me a PayPal tip;-) --Update07.05.2019-- A small...

... modification, as I haven't installed mine yet. You'll probably need to attach the belt to this piece first, because the spacer takes up space underneath (compared to the original) and makes it easier to link up and secure the belt properly.

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2368511 Modified components to precisely accommodate the X-Axis-Carriage, while scaling down the nut to an M3 size for improved fitment.

I purchased the Zonestar Prusa i3 kit, but it required a longer part to assemble properly. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Prusa i3 Rafts: Disabled Supports: Disabled Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill Percentage: 80% Notes: Sliced with...

Improved version of standard X-axis tensioner. A chamfered edge at the insertion point enables smoother introduction. The nut and tightening bolt have been upgraded to M5, enhancing overall stability. ... The guide hole has been modified to...

This fan mount modification is designed for the Ultibots 40mm Fan Duct's X-axis belt. It includes tensioners on both sides and requires 2x M3x10mm bolts and 2x M3 nuts. To install, place the nut beneath, insert the bolt from the outside, and have the...

Belt Tension Assembly designed specifically for use with the Tronxy X3, Tronxy X1, and Anet E10 printers. This assembly features strategically placed cutouts that allow the belt beneath it to move freely without compromising the hotend's range of...

Original Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3213207 I've used above belt tension system on my printer(Anet a8), which has A8 mainboard V1.7. Two things have been modified. - Puller became slimmer to fit well with a supporter frame. -...

This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2446625 I've fix a few of the STL's and added a spacer between the X Carrage and the top of the Clone E3D hotend. Getting the nuts in to the back of...

This design is a custom adaptation that accommodates a 20-tooth metal pulley from a GT2 setup, replacing the original two bearings.

This allows you to adjust your x-axis belt tension without having to remove and reinstall plates, enabling a tighter belt setup. I printed everything at 50% with supports on the arm. Note that this part is a tight fit for the base it will be inserted...

The attached modification is an easy tweak to Bkult3's great X-axis belt tensioner fork design, enabling it to accommodate the wider flanged cogged idler bearing. I appreciate the effort put into designing these mods by Bkult3 and they work...

You can also manufacture one as a spare part for your Da Vinci 3D Printer. ... Print Settings Printer: XYZ Printer Rafts: ...

I wanted to use my stock screw and slim down the knob. ... Tensioner1 is what I ended up installing but I wanted to also share my first attempt.