x axis prusa 3d models

Siehe --> https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3811614 ENGLISH: For the MK3/s for Prusa I have equipped the Z-slides with a belt tensioner and a clamping function for the liners. This project is based on "Revised X-Axis (Prusa I3) by vekoj" but is...

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There are numerous designs available for repairing the X-axis component of the Prusa i3 Hephestos. ...However, none of these designs incorporate the small part necessary to tension the X-axis belt properly.

long and short version prusa i3/p3steel x axis endstop holder Print Settings Printer: big printer Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.26Infill: 40% Category: 3D Printer Parts

This is an X-axis motor mount for your Prusa I3 3D printer, which can also be used on other printers such as the Geeetech Prusa I3 Pro, Pro B, or Pro C. ...You can purchase one at Geeetech.com.

Here is a simple-to-print and use Prusa i3 mk2 x axis tensioner, requiring a 624zz bearing and an M4 x 18 or 20 screw and nut for the bearing. It also has two positions for two M4 captive nuts and M4 screws (required length over 20mm) to allow for...

I'm upgrading my Anet A8 Prusa I3 printer's x-axis to use a GT2 belt and a custom-built tensioner. The YouTube video at 300 seconds explains the process, but here are the details: I designed and printed the new tensioner using PLA filament. ...It has an...

Designing Custom x-Axis Sensor Support for Prusa Mendel I3 3D Printers Requires Strategic Integration

I've had reports of the x-axis belt getting worn out by the x-axis idler pulley on my Prusa i3 MK2s printer. It happened to me too! After searching for a decent solution, I couldn't find one that fit my needs. So, I decided to remix the Prusa x-axis...

Long and short version Prusa i3/P3Steel X Axis Endstop Holder Print Settings: Printer: A massive printer, capable of handling complex projects with ease. Rafts: No raft is needed for this print, allowing for faster production times. Supports: No...

long and short version prusa i3/p3steel x axis endstop holder Print Settings Printer: big printer Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.26Infill: 40% Category: 3D Printer Parts

Well I My TMC 2130 endstops were not working very well so I created a endstop mount for x-axis.

Removing the x-axis end pieces on the Prusa MK3(S) is difficult as they are a very tight fit. This tool allows them to be removed safely and easily. x3. M6 nuts (10 mm spanner) x2. M8 washer (outer diameter 15.9mm / thickness 1.4mm) M6 threaded...

Removing the x-axis end pieces on the Prusa MK3(S) is difficult as they are a very tight fit.This tool allows them to be removed safely and easily.x3. M6 nuts (10 mm spanner)<br/>x2. M8 washer (outer diameter 15.9mm / thickness 1.4mm)<br/>M6 threaded...

Designed for the Logitech C925e camera, but accepts all standard cameramount 1/4-20 hardware on the camera side Bolts to the X Axis with an M3x16 bolt

Here is a link to an instructable that shows you how to upgrade the printed x-axis idler to use bearings: http://www.instructables.com/id/Bearings-on-Your-Prusa-I3s-X-Axis

I decided to fix my faulty TMC 2130 endstops, which weren't functioning properly, so I built an endstop mount for the X-axis to get them back online and printing smoothly again.

I've updated the file ejex_izq_antibackslash_spideyV1.1.1.stl. ...This upgrade is specifically designed for the x axis of the Bq hepheshtos, drawing inspiration from this project on Thingiverse, found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:694575

Designed for the Logitech C925e camera, but accepts all standard cameramount 1/4-20 hardware on the camera side Bolts to the X Axis with an M3x16 bolt Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3SRafts: No Supports: YesResolution: 0.20...

Geoff Gregor's notes on his R2a modification state: "Summary: Nut pocket slightly bigger, screw head pocket much smaller, less damage, no more slop, screw stays aligned for happy printing (hopefully)." After struggling with a squeaking belt on my...

... thing:1444049. Update: To alleviate stress on the i3 frame when tensioning the X-axis belt, I designed an idler end R2 with two small holes that can be tapped M3, allowing for adjustment screws to set the spacing of the Z axis smooth rods properly.

I drew inspiration from llj3663's well-designed X axis cable holder for his cable chain mount modification. ...Since I'm about to add the MMU2 kit to my MK3, the cable chain solution will collide with the MMU, but I wanted to maintain the zip-tie-free...

As many Prusa MK3 owners experience X belt bending issues with the original pulley, I created a remix for F623ZZ bushing using this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2763870. ...The design was originally made for 623ZZ bearings, but since I have...

I'm fed up with those X axis linear bearings making a break for it, so I came up with this bearing retainer. It clips onto the back of the extruder bearing carrier and has a notch to clear out my stiffener. By the way, I added a hole for lightening...

The plate is assembled onto the X-Axis motor using four M3 x 10mm screws from my spare parts bag. Three square M3 nuts are installed in the slots of the mount, allowing for loose assembly. A screwdriver provides leverage between the motor and frame...

Assemble the plate on to the X-Axis motor with (4x) M3 x 10mm screws, I had these in my Spare Parts Bag. Install (3x) of the square M3 nuts (also in Spare Parts Bag) in the slots then assemble to the mount, leave slightly loose. I used a screw driver...