x axis 3d models

The original issue was wired cables on x-axis breaking inside insulation, with various solutions deemed unsatisfactory. A new solution maintains original routing and controls entire cable length; a thicker cable carrier addresses potential slicer...

I have also included a piece you could use to replace your X-axis limit switch if you are doing sensorless homing on your machine. ...That can be seen in red via the photos.&nbsp;<br><br>You should be able to use your existing belts.</p><p>Yes, those...

Hello, here i created a housing for the x-axis of the Ender 3 3D printer. it is easy to print and can be fixed with the M4 screw behind. The diameter of the hole for the srew is 4,4mm wide. The bringing adventages of this part: - a good optic,...

Holder for shutter switch on Ender 3 V2 X-axis. ... Parts for Shutter Switch: Micro Switch:...

Another cable chain mount for the X-axis, its design is significantly smaller than the original version, allowing the printer to fit perfectly into an IKEA Lack printer table, with added stability. The most crucial aspect is that this new mount...

I looked for many that said they worked but the cutout for the pulley and wheel assembly on the X-axis stepper were too close and rubbed. I also wanted it to go further right and cover up until the end of the ribbon connector. The minimalist design...

I designed a phone holder that attaches to my Ender 3's X-axis, providing a convenient spot to place my device while using OctoPrint with IP Webcam. This universal solution is simple and effective, offering an ideal viewing angle for monitoring...

A few different versions of the X-axis stepper motor bracket I have used to mount my BTT smart filament sensor and also have some clips to route the cables for the hotend. V1 is my original remix of some designs - the end stop switch mounts...

This X-Axis Extruder Mount is specifically designed for these models, guaranteeing precise alignment and stable operation. Its durable construction withstands rigorous printing conditions, minimizing vibrations and noise that can affect the overall...

I made this x-axis endstop to go along with a 400mm linear rail, it will sit on top of the right side tensioner, (either custom or stock tensioner versions). I also am using a Hemera and the carriage I use stops perfectly with this and also allows...

My original X-axis cable chain guide shattered around the screw hole just over a month into use, likely due to regular disassembly of the hotend housing to test various fan ducts. I engineered a brand-new one to replace the original, but also...

Uploaded this thing for the Robo3D printer that has previously been shared on the community forum, but relies on someone being active in the shoutbox that has a copy to share with someone asking for it.\nI didn't create this myself, and have no idea...

The x-axis belt of my CR-10 was severely torn apart because it had been compromised by the original endcap's flawed design. I promptly acquired a replacement belt and created an entirely new endcap that would not compromise the integrity of the belt....

A Simple X-Axis Belt Tensioner for Anet A8 Printers. This tensioner features a fixed support on the left side, while the right side can be adjusted up to 1cm with the use of a screw. To assemble this design, you will need a M3 nut, one screw...

To prevent X-Axis cable failure, I swapped out the original cable for a 1.5sq.mm high flex silicone one from my RC hobby. Due to its larger diameter, I altered the cable's routing method, securing it with a stepper screw and clips to the base of the...

Here's a mount designed specifically for the X-axis that attaches to the existing motor mount after some minor drilling and cutting. To install, simply open the end piece of the original mount to allow for pulley movement and widen the holes for M4...

This is a cable guide/strain relief for the Creality Ender 5 X axis stepper motor cables. It's small enough that it shouldn't interfere with your extruder, even if you fitted a turning knob mod. The print needs to be fairly strong (the attachment...

Creality CR-10 Smart X-Axis Covers. Attach with glue or with some thin double sided tape. They are actually covers for your existing covers. You need to pull a lot apart to get the original ones off. These make it easier than replacing the whole...

This is a cable guide/strain relief for the Creality Ender 5 X axis stepper motor cables. It's compact enough that it shouldn't interfere with your extruder, even if you fitted a turning knob mod. The print needs to be robustly designed (the...

The X-Axis Motor End is a comprehensive solution that combines everything you need to get started right out of the box. The Cable Chain Mount provides a secure and stable way to attach your cable, while the Endstop Mount ensures precise control over...

This is a LED strip holder that latches in the X axis extrusion slot of a CR-10 3D printer. You attach a LED strip to the bottom to light up the bed while printing an object.This is a remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2252158. I removed the...

This method is ideal for individuals attempting to print tall X-axis Prusa parts that suffer from warping issues. Testing revealed successful results by adding separate wall structures around the external square corners of the components. These walls...

:) I adjusted @bocam bracket so it would fit on my x-axis motor. I didn't like the way the wire flexes right at the motor so I wanted some kind of strain relief. I had to extend the clip height 4mm if I recall correctly. Print with supports for clean...

I looked for many that said they worked but the cutout for the pulley and wheel assembly on the X-axis stepper were too close and rubbed. I also wanted it to go further right and cover up until the end of the ribbon connector. The minimalist design...

... du galet du bas est trop petit. J'ai donc modifié le [Voxelab Aquila X-axis carriage plate](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4894073) de [leaftye](https://www.thingiverse.com/leaftye) pour apporter ces modifications et également le renforcer.

This particular component is also designed to be used with the X axis limit bracket made by PracticalRenaissance. This design uses existing hardware and holes, so its simply bolt on. ...I printed this with PLA at 100% infill, you may be able to use...

I decided to install the cables of the X axis stepper motor in an energy chain so they don't hang down as loosely as in most LowRider2 systems. To do this, I created a custom mount for my Nema 17 stepper motor's energy chain. To build it, you'll...

I created a housing for the X-axis of the Ender 3 3D printer. It's easy to print and can be secured with an M4 screw in back. The hole for the screw is 4.4mm wide. The benefits of this part are numerous: it looks great because it's enclosed, and it...

This is a cable guide/strain relief for the Creality Ender 5 X axis stepper motor cables. It's small enough that it shouldn't interfere with your extruder, even if you fitted a turning knob mod. The print needs to be fairly strong (the attachment...

Here's the first one: the X-axis module. I hope you find it helpful, and if someone prints it at a reasonable cost, please send me one so I can verify its functionality or make further adjustments. This part should be compatible with most printers;...