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A slide that moves with a stepper motor to a stroke of 200mm. ...plus has 25 mm x y adjustment. ...designed to meet a special welding operation

Original dimensions are: Circle Outer diameter: 140.00 mm Inner diameter: 136.00 mm Thickness: 1.00 mm Cross Length in X and Y: 120.00 mm Width of arms: 2.00 mm Thickness: 1.00 mm Measurements should be made using a caliper directly on the COLD bed...

These parts will enable you to calibrate X Y Z motor steps, taking into account scale factor data from an excel file provided. The scale factor is what makes correcting a measured dimension such as 20.12mm into the 20mm required on a calibration cube...

Accidentally ordered X & Y rods that were too long. ...Used these caps to compensate and discovered that this made it super easy to pull the rods out and make repairs or adjustments.

This marks the termination point of the MPCNC machine, utilizing two M3 bolts measuring approximately one inch in length. ...These fasteners provide secure halts on both the X-axis and Y-axis.

Cable Labels for your 3D Printer cables; Stepper Motor Cables ; End Stop Cables X ; Y ; Z ; Extruder I looked for these and couldn't find any, so made these in TinkerCad

Cable Labels for your 3D Printer cables; Stepper Motor Cables ; End Stop CablesX ; Y ; Z ; ExtruderI looked for these and couldn't find any, so made these in TinkerCad

One tensioner for the X axis and one for the Y axis, for your Crelity Ender-3 printer. The wheel and the mobile part are to be printed twice. ...Just add a screw and an M5 nut.

160 x 160 mm outer square 80 x 80 mm medium square 20 x 20 mm inner square 1 mm height I had some problems calibrating the X/Y axis on my prusa i3, so I created this set of squares to check the length and width of the prints UPDATE: -->They are...

I noticed that my Anet A6 printer had a significant y-axis tilt towards the x-direction. I measured this with the tool and then reattached the base plate's screw. The x and y axes should be perpendicular (90°) to each other. After assembling on a...

Two sets of pieces are used, four brackets which tie into the side waste board mounting holes and brackets (I used four on each side) which tie the Y rails to the table top the X-Carve is sitting on. Pre-insertion nuts are inserted into the upper and...

8) Make changes to your "steps per mm" - This varies from printer to printer - Connect your printer to a computer via usb cable, and connect to it using a serial communication program (such as arduino, or putty) - Execute command M503 to dump printer...

This OpenSCAD program designs left and right protective covers for the X-Carve Y motor pulley assembly. The X-Carve CNC machine's tendency to produce dust and chips necessitates these covers, which safeguard the assembly from debris accumulation.

Here's an X-Y-Z quadrant that's perfect for demonstrating and educating about three dimensions. By placing three-dimensional mathematical shapes within the quadrant, you can visually grasp complex three-variable equations with ease. ...This object is...

I made a straightforward remix of the X/Y pulleys for a GT2 belt on the Cyclone PCB Factory. I re-created the exact same pulleys in OpenSCAD, tweaking the captive nuts so they fit snugly without needing any soldering iron assistance like the original...

This resolves the X/Y Axis problem on the K8400 - After tensioning the belts, tighten the screws. The 8mm rod should be able to move slightly within it beforehand - If this is not the case then file with an 8mm drill bit. One clip is sufficient at...

The X-Y-Z Machine Prototype is an innovative invention designed to streamline and optimize tasks in various industries. This cutting-edge technology showcases the potential for increased efficiency and productivity, paving the way for a new era of...

... the issue, I considered shifting the servo in different directions to test various positions. You can see the outcome in the accompanying photo - two adjustable plates that move along the X and Y axes, allowing for precise servo positioning.

There are two sets of pieces, 4 brackets which tie into the side waste board mounting holes and brackets (I used 4 on each side) which tie the Y rails to the table top the X-Carve is sitting on. Pre-insertion nuts are inserted into the upper and...

You can use this handy tool to verify that your X axis moves perfectly perpendicularly to your Y axis. This is particularly useful for home-built printers, where accuracy matters most. After printing, measure the distance from each diagonal corner of...

A printable paper sheet aids in checking X/Y steps per millimeter settings. With 12 lines at 0.5-degree increments, alignment precision isn't crucial; just tape within six degrees of square. Position the non-test axis until you find a parallel line...

One thing leads to another and I remade the X carriage and the Y slide parts, replacing the 608 bearing for 3d printed ones, but you will need a 6mm smooth rod where the 3d printed idlers will spin on, a screw will chew them in no time. ... I used...

... - not really - it's also aligned on all 4 bed corners with respect to the printing nozzle. But it's called "leveling the bed." The rod alignment process is often called "leveling the X-Y rods." Leave some comments and pictures if you make one!

... markers. Having used this custom aid on my prusa i3 3D printer, I was finally able to calibrate the X/Y axis with precision. My printing troubles were a thing of the past! ... UPDATE: It has been days now and they continue to perform admirably

Testing Protocols Utilize Calibration Cubes: Verifying Printer Precision on Critical Dimensions Manufacturers can fine-tune their printers by analyzing whether produced calibration cubes accurately reflect programmed measurements for precise x and y...

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4UZ7URQ9uo&list=PLCDpy2gVXIMR9m6dO9uIaVKWdWqS4zhqB My Marlin Configuration.h can be found here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tobyrobb/X-Y-Plotter-/master/Configuration.h To build one, you'll need: *...

This will replace the 4 Y Axis bearing blocks as well as the 3 X axis bearing blocks in an Anet A8. It should work for any linear bearing installation that uses LM8UU linear bearings inside an SCS8UU housing. I made these for my Anet A8, which had...

Introducing the fifth version of my printable linear rail system, which now works correctly and can replace a 3D printer's X or Y axis. The rail system connects to form any needed length. This machine will be an entry for the Gada prize. An update...

A very simple X-Y plotter based on threaded rods is described in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2655181. Linear units based on threaded rods possess a very high resolution, yet a rather low speed, which makes them ideal for laser engraving but too...

Videos of the TwoTimes LowRider: TwoTimes designed the X/Y LowRider, and then vanished from the internet. I have re-uploaded the files here, to make sure at least one copy remains. You should combine this Thing with this excellent linear bearing...