x axis 3d models

This is a rework of prusa i3 x axis. The distance between leadscrew and rod is 17mm The base for the extruder is for titan, i"m working on a bowden setup but is not ready yet There is also an arm for a switch for simple bed levelling and a base for...

For the Monoprice i3, I was not satisfied with how the X Axis fasteners were designed. To improve this, I added a 3mm x 20 socket head bolt and nut to secure it properly. This is an ongoing project as I continue to refine the tolerances. Print...

This X-axis tensioner is a remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1683070 which is a nicely designed tensioner. For the AM8 frame application, that the frame was narrower by about 25mm. Locating the idler inside of the right X-axis carriage...

I did a remix of an Ender 3V2 housing ( https://www.printables.com/model/157740-ender-3v2-x-axis-tension-housing )so that the Aquila tension internals would fit(they are larger). I also added a couple more slots so you can see what is going on as the...

This contest aimed to encourage the development of projects adhering to the new RepRap Vertical X-Axis Standard. Prizes included a complete set of Reprap Generation_7_Electronics, Gen7 electronics board, bare Gen7 electronics board, and various other...

They seamlessly integrate onto the 8mm x-axis smooth bars, eliminating the need for any disassembly or complicated setup. **Printer Settings** * **Printer:** Poltur XL * **Rafts:** Not required * **Supports:** None needed * **Resolution:** A...

This cover is designed to conceal the sticker and two vacant holes on the X-axis following motor damper installation. The sticker proves stubbornly resistant to removal, prompting users to consider an alternative solution: printing this custom part...

It's a cinch to upgrade your X-axis tensioner with standard settings, no support, and no rafts. All it takes is printing two parts from 1 to 4 in any combination - I printed two of the 4-part versions myself. As an essential component for K8200...

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2194278 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849 The x-axis mount was modified to be compatibe with the modular mounting system, as well as the raspberry pi back camera cover. Mix and match both...

Printer Assembly Instructions: Axle and Bearing Alignment Align the X-Axis Idler with its 7R4 bearing according to your desired resolution. Assembly Process Insert the axle into the bearing, taking care not to disturb the assembled housing. With...

This is a replacement x-axis belt tensioner designed to upgrade the one originally created by MazaaFIN. The original component failed, as evident from the last picture provided. I therefore created this new version, which offers improved strength and...

Compact belt tensioner for the x-axis. Simply insert into v-slot aluminum profile with ease. Requires a 20-25mm M3 bolt and nut, as well as an M5 30mm hex bolt and nut. This design is part of my project to transform Tarantula into CR-10. Project...

... output of the Seig spindle, typically in excess of 10 amps at 230 volts AC. Next, design or source a custom x-axis conversion kit that fits snugly onto the CNC gantry, taking into account any existing mounting points and cable routing requirements.

Matching my frame construction from AL profiles, here is the construction of the X-axis. The energy supply is done via a chain from IGUS. However, other chain can be selected and the holders adapted. All necessary data including BOM are in the...

This print protects the x-axis cable from being bend while working. To assemble you just need one of the cable ties that came along with the printer. Print instructionsJust print with the flat site downwards in 0,10mm up to 0,2mm with PETG. ...No...

X-axis coverpierce the hole with the allen key after printing.i made a thin wall to prevent supports.3 Styles:PrusaNo logohoneycombTo attach the cover you need one M3x8 screwUpdates:08.01.21Cover with honeycomb pattern

Upgrade to X-Axis Support (designed based on Tec3d's Graber i3)\r\n\r\n\r\nFor GT2 20 Tooth Pulley\r\nFor Tr8 Sprocket\r\nTo continue with the threaded rod, you'll need a M5 nut\r\n\r\nThe motor mount was designed with a tensioner for the belt.

I discovered an alternative approach to X Axis modifications found on Thingiverse, utilizing linear ball race bushes from CNC engravers and routers. Upon acquiring 3/8-inch ID bushes with the exact fit for my existing holes, I noticed that the X...

In order to set the x axis parallel to the frame, I needed a tool to easily repeat the elevation of the 20x20 extrusion on both sides of the printer. With this simple tool, I set the elevation of the gantry to the correct height on the left side...

... not to melt them down as first PETG printing happen! I'm actually printing the final parts so no tests have been done so far. To use it you have to have Z linear rail and double Z axis otherwise you've to design your own X axis support brackets.

On the X-axis, blocks are utilized with a rail gantry system, ensuring stable attachment of the front plate (z-axis) to the rear plate (stepper motor). Crafted from 3/4" HDPE, these components enhance stability and durability. The provided STL files...

While doing this, I moved the whole x_axis to the other side of the linear shafts, which gives more room to move and allows more fine adjustment on bed positioning. If I had printed the parts before posting, my Gt2560 wouldn't have blown its main...

The end clamp attaches securely to the X-axis, preventing the rods from pushing through so that the belt can be properly tensioned. It demands two M3 nuts and bolts for assembly, with one nut remaining safely within a hex socket on the fixing...

... the bed's edge. This feature is adjustable, eliminating the need for a zero offset in the firmware for the X axis. Designed in OpenSCAD, the object can be easily edited if your extruder carriage differs slightly. ...The print lacks fine detail.

The X-Axis assembly for the MendelMax 3D Printer is a crucial component that requires precise alignment of rod holes on both idler and motor end assemblies. Correcting these misalignments ensures accurate movement of the print head, while also...

Checking for level alignment on the X-Axis just got a whole lot simpler. With this handy gauge, you can make quick adjustments to ensure everything is perfectly in line. To get started, simply screw in an M4 bolt and insert a corresponding nut at the...

This is an x axis carriage that cradles the E3D V6 j head hot end, securing it firmly in place. It also features eight strategically placed holes for mounting linear bearings, allowing for smooth and precise movement. The second file is identical to...

This cover takes the place of the stock Ender 3 x-axis motor cover and limit switch mount. This part adds an extra 3mm of thread length to your bolt for the installation of cork motor dampers. Print using standard print settings on your printer. ...

Remix of the Extruder Gyroscope Print in place with press fit magnets This gyroscope snap onto the Prusa Mini+ x-axis shaft without any magnetsIt is made for the Purse Mini+ but should be compatible with the MK3 / MK4If not, let me know and i will...

It's incredibly straightforward to assemble the X axis tensioner using a standard settings print job with no supports or rafts required. To do so, you'll need to print two parts from a selection of four in any combination - I opted for two of the...