x carve laser 3d models

This is an approximation of the dust boot that was purchased in February 2018 for a stock X-Carve. Shortcomings: I have not yet incorporated holes for the dust boot insert. I am currently omitting it as I'm using taller brushes, which preclude its...

Here is a fully 3D printable dust shoe based on NewBritts' (YouTube: X-Carve Ultimate Dust Boot) design. I modified it to bring the vacuum attachment to the front because the side setup causes loss of travel. Additionally, I added screws to the front...

... Step 1: Insert Magnets Push the magnets into the holes on the piece. I used a C-clamp to press them in flush with the rim. Step 2: Install Cover Just put the cover on. You won't have to take anything apart from a stock X-carve (1000mm).

This is a custom dust shoe designed specifically for the X-carve CNC router, paired with a DeWalt 611 router. Both components can be printed using ABS or PLA, then glued together with brush bristles inserted at the bottom. To assemble this dust shoe...

https://youtu.be/Arqq7JOhiF0 I'm modifying my Shapeoko 2 with a first run X-Carve upgrade kit from 2015. So, it's missing holes here and there. I also don't have the wiring/drag chain kit that older or newer X-Carve's come with. So, I'm rolling my...

In addition to the 3D printed parts you will need: - An X-Carve, obviously (any modifications to yours, especially the Z-axis and spindle holder, may make this dust shoe not work) - 3/4x1/2 inch T-track fixturing track (the kind with a single slot)....

I have to admit, for those who own X-Carves, the board sitting in its original holder can be quite a problem. I, myself, had trouble with it hogging the power supply and wanting an upgraded fan that's more versatile for my setup. So, I took matters...

This is my third attempt at creating a dust shoe for my X-Carve CNC machine.\r\n\r\nThe first version was designed with a shop vac in mind, but it was too loud and not very effective. The second version used 4" Dust Collection hose, but the arms kept...

When I bought an X Carve, I really wanted a holder for my clamp set and z probe etc... There was a design on Inventables website in the projects section made by Jeff Williams.... Thanks so much for that great design, Jeff! I decided to design it for...

I redesigned my system because I grew weary of consistently disassembling the standard JTech mount every time I needed to swap between router and laser.

In addition to the 3D printed parts you will need: An X-Carve, obviously (any modifications to yours, especially the Z-axis and spindle holder, may make this dust shoe not work) 3/4x1/2 inch T-track fixturing track (the kind with a single slot). 2...

I changed the holes to fit M3 hardware and slotted them so you can move the side rails up/down and flush to the wasteboard. I also made a front/rear variant that you can use the same braces to hold them in place. .25" 6061 aluminum sheet to mill out...

... out nine or twelve pieces of stiffeners. * 0.125" thick acrylic sheet for milling or laser cutting the side plates and front/rear plate. ...* Fifty-four M3-10mm bolts * Thirty-six M3 drop-in extrusion nuts in size 2020 * Eighteen M3 regular nuts

Quick remix to use magnets I already had. ...6.1mm x 1.5mm specifically. Also removed the overhangs for ease of printing. I've included a STEP file if people want to alter it for their own magnets. ... Category: Parts

<p>Quick remix to use magnets I already had. ...6.1mm x 1.5mm specifically. Also removed the overhangs for ease of printing. ...I've included a STEP file if people want to alter it for their own magnets.</p> Category: Parts

... schedule 40 PVC. For assembly, you'll need: 4 - M4 x 10 socket head cap screws. 2 - M4 nuts. 1 - Sharpie marker. Edit: Remove the pen holder from the mount when not using it to draw. ...Installing it too low can cause a crash into the Y gantry.

A more compact design, boasting enhanced X-axis clearance, has been created by revising the original version of the Dust Cover found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:997762. Added features include rail wiper holders that accommodate a variety of...

Print instructionsCategory: Machine Tools Summary This is for stiffening the X-Axis of your X-Carve (2015-to early 2017 models). Per pair, you need: m3 x 55-60 mm screw m3 thread insert 10-11 mm washer 14-15 mm washer I recommend from 2 to 4 pairs to...

This is for stiffening the X-Axis of your X-Carve (2015-to early 2017 models). Per pair, you need: m3 x 55-60 mm screw m3 thread insert 10-11 mm washer 14-15 mm washer I recommend from 2 to 4 pairs to be placed on the rail. ... Also check...

This is the X carriage for a X-Carve or Shapeoko 2. The current file on Inventables only accepts Nema 23 motors, so I made this one that can fit Nema 17. Per the license: I DO NOT CONSENT TO THIS MODEL BEING USED FOR COMMERCIAL SALE OR PROFIT IN...

I require some bump stops for my X-Carve, so I created this bump stop to be printed on a 3D printer. To give it added durability, I printed it at full scale. It measures 4.75 inches in width and 6 inches in length. To complement the larger design,...

To stabilize your X-Carve (2015 to early 2017 models), you'll need to reinforce its X-Axis. For each pair, prepare the following components: * A M3 screw measuring 55-60 mm in length * An M3 thread insert for precise attachment * Two washers: one...

I'm upgrading my X-Carve with custom bump stops, so I created a design that can be easily 3D printed to provide added support and stability. To ensure maximum durability, I opted for a print at 100% scale, which gives the bump stop its strength and...

The files associated with this project were designed to be cut using a large laser cutter in one piece. However, by dividing each rail into two parts, you can now use your XCarve to create its own dust guard rails. ... Materials needed: - 1/4-inch...

I created a custom bracket to install a second micro-switch on the X carriage of my Xcarve, allowing me to retain normal homing and hard limit functionality while using GRBL. This setup enables me to connect both switches in parallel. To utilize the...

Final assembly: The author provides a step-by-step guide for assembling the X-Controller, including plugging in cables, mounting the buck converter, and securing the touchscreen case. The guide is well-written and includes many details that would be...

It allows me to do dual sided operations or multiple piece operations without needing to realign X/Y (and sometimes Z) coordinates which saves lots of time in between operations.Added the Straight extension which can be used for large pieces or to...

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Instructions for Assembled Item Using Custom Options Created with Customizer from Thingiverse Site Item Setup Using Given Options: Set Number of Idlers to 3 Pieces Specify Amount of Nuts Required at 2 Each Choose Pulley Diameter to Be 16 mm Wide...