x axis prusa 3d models

A versatile X-axis carriage is designed specifically for 3D-printers, featuring a built-in motor mount that provides stable support. This innovative design incorporates a convenient belt-tensioning system to ensure precise control over the printing...

... Tensioner: 2020 Profile X-Axis Synchronous Belt Stretch Straighten Tensioner For Creality Ender-3/Ender3 Pro/Ender3 V2/CR-10/ CR-10 V3 Link: https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005004251088825.html No other materials required than the original screws.

Just a simple X-axis endstop for the lowrider cnc using cheap endstops and (2) M3x10 and (2) M3x20 bolts that thread into the PLA. ... The endstop that I used has a little roller on it, but I'm sure the one linked below should work just fine as well:...

Users are experiencing difficulties getting their bearings to extrude properly from the X Axis assembly. A suggested solution is to try these clips, which have been pre-configured for my specific system but can be easily modified in your slicer...

This is a printable X-Axis flag for my Fleming CNC Isaac. It will only work if you are using Adrian's Geared extruder driver as well. It is the first thing I have printed that I designed myself. It is the second functional thing I designed in...

Available on Thingiverse, this small shim is specifically created for attaching the GT2 belt to the x-axis gantry of a trolley. You can find more information about this design at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3288949. ... If you're looking to bring...

Introducing an X-axis End Stop holder that positions the end stop between two smooth rods at 50mm apart. This easy-to-use holder allows for finger tightening/loosening and secure positioning except when accidentally bumped. However, its suitability...

Here is a make of the X axis pulley mount, that breaks on the Davinci 3D printer. I printed mine out of both ABS and have tried it in PLA - You choose, doesn't matter, they both work well. Print in any orientation, depending on your printer and where...

This spacer is designed to relieve strain on the x-axis endstop cable. A simple approach ensures successful printing on Thing-O-Matic. The SCAD file allows for easy customization, and assembly requires a small zip-tie to secure the cable in place. ...To...

I built a crank-type spinner for my x-carve z-axis, giving it more freedom to spin. To make it work, I needed a short M4 bolt and one or two washers. The bolt should be able to self-tap into the knob's hole. Later on, I upgraded the knob to a...

wyze camera mount to fit the kingron kp3s x axis motor 3 differant versions one is with a long arm for the kp3s that has the screen still in the base the second on is if you have modded the tft screen to sit on top of the base and the thrird is a...

After installing Rtamer's remarkable print, I found it necessary to take apart the right side of the X-axis to fit in this part, so I created a revised version that utilizes the screw holding the extruder's stepper motor and lengthens the arm...

An enhanced X axis belt tensioner is available for a K8200 printer; this updated design can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:130235. Based on the original design from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13479, this version uses M4 screws and...

The Nylon wheels on the X Axis had melted beyond recognition. ...I managed to salvage a STL file from UGO3d's Thingiverse design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2722929/comments), but unfortunately, the dimensions were way off from what I needed for...

The 3D printed X axis belt clamp requires drilling two M5 holding holes, an M4 tension screw hole, and four 4mm holes for attaching the belt. If you have M4 nuts, you can use them; otherwise, tape is an option. Be sure to smooth any sharp edges where...

Converting the horizontal X-axis of the Anet A6 to a vertical configuration, similar to that of the A8 model, is feasible with some modifications. This setup is particularly suitable for use with Igus Drylin bearings, which are designed to withstand...

Decorative cover that hides the QR code on the x-axis cover of the Ender 3 v2. The original sticker is removed and the cover plugs into the screw heads of the original cover. The blank canvas offers a nice way to personalize your printer. You...

Gantry support is designed specifically for leveling the x-axis, and it's engineered to fit perfectly over a 2040 extrusion. A 4mm hole has been included for secure attachment to your extruder, but I deliberately positioned the hole according to the...

This is a custom cover for the Z-Axis belt on the Inventables X-Carve CNC Router, keeping dust and chips at bay. I opted to create my own version from scratch rather than remixing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1326000. My design features tabs that...

Belt tensioner for X-axis belt of Artillery printer x1. You will only need a 3Mx30 bolt and its nut to install it, as we have respected the pulleys and anchor bolts that comes with the printer. Installing the pulley can be difficult due to the low...

... kit. I couldn't get that one to work for me reliably. Print this, drop it over the X axis extrusion and let it rip! It has worked flawlessly on my Ender 3 Pro for weeks now. ...Please feel free to tweak this into something better if you're inclined.

Could not find a good set of brackets to add an x-axis track to my Anycubic printer so I designed my own. Please see the pictures and prints for all the purchased parts and printer setup. ... The cable chain can be purchased at Amazon:...

This vertical X axis adheres to the Reprap vertical X axis standard and uses a 10mm Acme leadscrew. An adapter accommodates an M8 nut for standard studding-driven Mendels. Although the PrismX or OB1 prism may not conform to standard spacing, ensure...

Next, replace the standard plate for the X-Axis motor with the printed x-base part; you may need to use a rasp to ensure proper fitment. Cut two "Mickey Mouse ears" from the wooden plate near the stepper motor to allow full X movement. The 608...

This brace is designed for Printerbot LC's X axis, combating warping due to belt tension in its current design. The stiffener parts 1 and 2 must be printed with strong material like ABS at 100% infill. For an alternative option, print part 1...

... For sources, I took the cap head socket model and structural concept from the parallel z-axis bearing mount. Initially, I considered using the X-axis GT2 belt modification, but it required many more parts than I had available or was willing to use.

Modification of Sunhokey X Carriage for Improved Cooling Taking inspiration from Projectearth7's ingenious design, I modified the carriage to seamlessly integrate the X endstop for added functionality. Additionally, a frontal fan mount upgrade was...

... ...This is an X axis that I designed to fit in my printer. I did everything from scratch. The only compatible thing might be an anet Z axis standard (space between lead screw and linear rod). Everything should fit easily. It is designed for 8mm rods.

I noticed that my Tevo Tornado struggled with attaching and aligning CR-10 or CR-10S X-Axis tensioners properly. The Tornado X-Belt alignment seemed lower and towards the rear than it should have been, off-center from the 2020 extrusion. So far,...

Alternative X-Axis for Anet-A6 Style Printers. You need to change the direction of the X-Stepper Motor. You can do this by twisting the Motor-Cable or in the config.h file of your Marlin-Firmware. DEUTSCH removed. To achieve a more compact design,...