x axis prusa 3d models

The Prusa X-Axis belt tensioner is a precision-crafted component designed to optimize the performance of your 3D printer's x-axis. ...Engineered with meticulous attention to detail, this part ensures that your printer's belts are kept at the perfect...

Another critical X-Axis stabilizer assembly comes into play here, a sturdy support mounted on the robust Prusa steel framework. ...The strategic placement ensures an accurate distance of exactly 4 millimeters between each supporting rod.

The model features a gear positioned on the axis of the X motor, along with another gear linked to the motor via a frame. As the X motor turns, both gears rotate in tandem, clearly illustrating its movement. Support material is only required for the...

The model consists of a gear placed on the axis of the X motor, with another gear connected directly to the motor via a frame. As the X motor rotates, so do the gears, showcasing its movement in real-time. To ensure the frame's stability, support...

Reorient the X-axis framework to incorporate an M8 nut, reinforce solid walls with a thickness of 3.5 millimeters, and feature rounded inner edges to ensure seamless printing without necessitating any form of support material.

I wanted to improve the appearance of the X axis wire, so I designed this bracket to straighten it as it emerges from the stepper motor. This way, it will look better and function just fine forever, even though it's not perfect. All that's needed is...

The pulley can be used for X and Y axis without any need for modifications. Made this because the original bearings were too weak. ... Print Settings: Printer: i3X Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 100% Notes:...

Spirals print facedown, no supports needed. Super glue (1) 8x3mm magnet to the back to attach to the X-Axis motor (Prusa Mini) or extruder motor (MK3S). Check out my other Prusa Mini visualizer as well if you like this...

3D Printed Upgrade for Prusa I3, No Modification Required. ...This Add-On Allows Easy Belt Tensioning on the X-Axis Next to the Motor. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Prusa Printer Model: Prusa Steel Infill Percentage: 100%

The Prusa I3 Hexa demands a specific X-axis tensioner, engineered to accommodate an M4 x 16mm screw and two pieces of F604ZZ bearings. ...This particular design is likely adaptable for use in various other I3 versions.

... 1 self-locking nut M5, a critical component that ensures the belt remains securely in place. The Belt Tensioner Axis X is designed specifically for Prusa i3 Hictop printers but can be easily adapted for use with all versions of the Prusa i3.

linear X-Axis Upgrade for Prusa i4 The next update made it possible to remove the weight of 400 grams from the linear carriage along the x-axis. ... Parts links below: Pulley GT2 20TW6B5 Belt GATES-LL-2GT Screws Insert Nuts M3 Stainless steel...

I upgraded the X-axis of my Hesine M505 (Prusa i3) using a custom design from Thingiverse. The original setup lacked an X-tensioner, so I decided to upgrade it with a 16T GT2 pulley from Amazon. However, the new pulley wouldn't fit in the existing...

The Prusa i3 allows you to use your digital caliper to quickly and easily calibrate/test the X axis with precision. No more tedious slow calibration prints required. Simply place the open caliper in its mount, reset it to zero, then carefully move...

This is a crucial X-axis belt tensioner for the Prusa i3 3D printer model, also compatible with Anet-A8 and Sitron TW-101.\nFirst, consult the accompanying txt file for step-by-step assembly instructions.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Model:\nPrusa...

You can utilize your digital caliper to fine-tune and verify the X-axis on your Prusa i3 with speed and simplicity, eliminating tedious calibration prints. Simply place the open caliper in its holder, reset it to zero, then move the bed in the...

#linear X-Axis Stabilizer for Prusa i4 Printing with the Prusa i4 requires a stable carriage, and any bearing without a pair causes slack. This is especially true in the design of this printer. The carriages simply cannot function well without a...

I upgraded my X-axis of my Hesine M505 (Prusa i3) printer using the design from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1103976, which didn't include an X tensioner. I needed a higher gear ratio to improve print quality, so I wanted to upgrade to a 16T GT2...

My revised method of locking down the X axis employs high-torque screws, specifically the M3 model. ...This configuration is optimized for 8-millimeter rods.

In the original printer, this endstop was not adjustable by design.\nI initially wanted to utilize the original holes, embracing the asymmetric design, but ultimately decided on M2-bolts due to their proximity to the belt, which presented a...

This led me to design and build a sturdier new Tensioner specifically for the X-axis. Built to support 608 Bearings, this device is designed to accommodate rods with diameters of either 5/16 or 8mm, all secured firmly by means of a sturdy 3 x 20...

Print settings are as follows: Printer brand: Prusa Printer model: Prusa Steel Rafts: Not necessary Supports: None required Resolution: Standard Infill density: 20% Additional notes: Extruder temperature: 190 degrees Celsius Bed temperature: 60...

Accompanying these alterations are end tabs and protrusions that provide additional security during the backing plate's placement on the axis mount. The ball bearings, screws, and nuts found in the stock configuration remain unchanged. Conversely,...

X axis carriage for Geetech Prusa I3 pro X, The standard wide one, v9, offers ample space when needed, while the narrow alternative provides a more organized and filament-efficient design. Additionally, it features an integrated x belt holder. To...

An OpenSCAD version of the x-axis endstop mount for the Smooth X-Axis for Prusa i3 with Leadscrews by MazaaFIN with customizable length. Why did I create this? I own an Anet A8 printer and upgraded all the x-axis parts to the ones supplied by...

For those with a full steel Prusa frame similar to Cordobesa's design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1528308), tighten the X-axis belt carefully to prevent excessive strain on the Y-axis smooth rods and potential damage from unwanted movement or...

X-axis holders for the Prusa i3. Assembly list: 20 M3x40 bolts 9 M3x30 bolts 29 M3 nuts 4 M5x50 bolts 4 M5 nuts 4 LM8UU bearings 1 2GT 16-tooth synchronous wheel pulley 2 5(id)x20mm springs Standard distance between shafts is not used - 46.44 mm.

A clever gadget that visually displays x-axis movement, adding a touch of fun to your workshop. The two components mesh seamlessly together. This device is designed to accommodate any 14mm pulley, ensuring a versatile fit. ...You might also be intrigued...

... of the tensioner, where it perfectly aligns with the nut. As I simply turn the screw, it draws the tensioner closer to the back of the axis mount, carefully pulling the pulleys back and increasing the tension in the x-axis with exacting control.

The parts are designed to work as a form of upgrade for the basic components on the X axis, allowing the installation of 8mm lead screws for the Z axis and replacing the lm8uu bearings with Igus polymer ones. I designed too a new carriage that will...