y axis 3d models

A small spacer can be inserted between the work space's right end and the object being processed, preventing it from shifting and accidentally blocking the Y axis stepper motor, which would result in ruined engraving or cutting jobs. The spacer...

My take on a beefed up Y-axis motor mount with built-in end stop. Requires: 1x M3 x 10 (reuse from stock) 2x M3 x 25 (from included spares bag) 2x M3 lock nuts (reuse from stock) Recommended material: PETG or ABS. NOTE: The picture is of an earlier...

Introduction of Enhanced Stability Design for Tension Belt System on Y-Axis A cutting-edge redesign is underway to significantly boost the stability of the tension belt system along the Y-axis, paving the way for enhanced performance and reliability....

This redesigned idler bracket comes with a genuine idler pulley to correct rubbing, binding, and skipped steps on the Y axis idler that was originally made from a skate bearing on a HICTOP Prusa i3 auto leveling printer kit bought from Amazon in...

I created a Y-axis limit switch mount for my Tronxy X1 because I didn't like the original mount being fixed on the Y-axis stepper motor bracket. The new bracket allows me to move the limit switch to the opposite side of the 2040 extrusion, making it...

Y-axis belt tensioner, as a replacement/enhancement for one of the Y-axis shafts. Requirements include: 2x 2GT H-Wheel 20 Teeth for 6mm Belt Bearing 5mm Bore 2x M3 screws, each measuring 30mm and can be slightly shorter 2x M3 nuts 2x M5 hexagon...

I noticed that my BIBO2 Touch's y-axis stepper motor is mounted directly to its acrylic case, resulting in excessive vibrations being transferred to the casing. To alleviate this issue, I acquired a pack of NEMA17 dampers (available on Amazon) and...

... https://a8plusupgrades.blogspot.com/p/contents.html NB - If you plan to follow my upgrades to fit smoothed limit switches, then you will need the modified version of this device which incorporates an actuator arm for the Y axis limit switch.

This one uses the same hardware that mount the wheels to the carriage for the y-axis. Just undo the nut on top, slide this on top and re-tighten. Due to where its installed and how, it can be tricky to get on correctly and tightly. ...Take your...

I wanted one for the Y-Axis as well, and the other ones I had seen were so thin that they were breaking as I peeled them from the print bed. These inserts fit the front side of the Y-Axis bar on the Ender 3 Pro. ...I'm not sure about the Ender 3, as...

 If you do not have a T-nut you can print one of these,  https://www.printables.com/model/10424-m3-drop-in-nut-for-3030-extrusion, which is what I used.Simply hook around the top inside edge of the Y-Axis cover and snap it down into place over the...

The innovative Taurus Y axis: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3269389 I assembled it with this high-performance MGN12 solution: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3847800 It likely functions with LM8UU bearings too, but I haven't tested it that...

Stabilizing the Y Axis Tensioning with Custom Front Brace and Guide: A Solution for the A8 and A6TensionGuideBraceV2 To ensure proper function and rigidity of the Y axis tensioning, a custom front brace and guide have been created. This bracket...

Y-axis belt tensioner, as a replacement/enhancement for one of the Y-axis shafts. Requires: 2x 2GT H-Wheel 20 Teeth for 6mm Belt Bearing 5mm Bore 2x M3 screw 30mm can also be a little shorter 2x M3 nuts 2x M5 hexagon screw 2x M5 nut (lock nut...

Construct your Y axis from 6mm plywood, ensuring each part is duplicated during cutting. Secure LM8UU bearings using zip ties, placing them on the correct side. ...Assemble the entire structure with M5x12mm screws; only the endstop hole requires an M4...

This replacement is for the 18mm spacing belt on your Prusa's Y-axis, featuring an integrated belt tightener for post-assembly tension adjustment. It is compatible with Makerfarm MDF beds and others using similar spacing. I printed two of these to...

The clips securing the bearings for the y-axis snapped off due to stubborn prints stuck on the bed. They fractured at the 90-degree bend, prompting me to redesign them with a sturdier hold and they truly deliver. My Y axis feels more robust than ever...

Adjusting the Y-axis belt tensioner on your Ender 3 Pro just got a whole lot easier with this wedge type tool that makes precise adjustments in 1mm increments a breeze. The clever design keeps the roller axle perfectly straight, ensuring the belt...

... https://a8plusupgrades.blogspot.com/p/contents.html NB - If you plan to follow my upgrades to fit smoothed limit switches, then you will need the modified version of this device which incorporates an actuator arm for the Y axis limit switch.

To do this, I created a single-piece bracket that moved the switch to a fixed position beside the Y-axis motor. ...Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the zero point was slightly off from the bed's surface, so I revised my design to include an...

Upon installation, you might need to adjust the y-axis belt tension and use a longer M3x0.5 button head cap screw (10mm for full thread engagement) due to the bracket's thickness compared to the stock piece. ...I had to make a hardware store trip after...

... T-nuts that are also compatible with the factory TronXY X1 part. This redesign increases the y-axis movement range by approximately 5mm compared to the standard fooyabt tensioner, offering even more space when compared to the TronXY factory part.

Although the original design is compatible, a portion of the aluminum extrusion remains visible due to the CR-10 employing a 20x40 Y-Axis layout whereas the Ender 3 Pro utilizes a 40x40 Y-Axis configuration. The factory screws are not used; however,...

This innovative corner enhances Y-axis performance by anchoring it firmly on the ground, resulting in better print quality. P.S. If you're familiar with Ben Levi, the renowned 3D printer constructor and developer from Israel, he's currently working...

In contrast, this new design not only avoids these clips but also has a longer reach, allowing it to properly activate the Y-axis endstop without any interference from the linear bearing hitting the stepper motor, which is a feature allowed by the...

The Y-axis roller carriage add-on simplifies printing by replacing the upper PTFE slide on the right side with 2x625 VV bearings and M3x10 screws. This design prevents rotation, reducing skipping in the Y axis while providing a sturdier construction....

A flange with four screw holes is included for securing the Y axis and bed to a box, table, or plywood, preventing shaking and loss of square. Designed for #4 screws with tapered heads, there are two versions available: one with a square base plate...

It was remixed from a y-axis tensioner for the Sidewinder, but that uses a much wider extrusion. Knurled bolt was taken from another print. I can't find that person's print to give it credit. That person made a great bolt. I had to cut away from the...

It was remixed from a y-axis tensioner for the Sidewinder, but that uses a much wider extrusion. Knurled bolt was taken from another print. I can't find that person's print to give it credit. That person made a great bolt. ...I had to cut away from the...

Human: EndStop for 8mm X and Y axis. This product is ideal for use in EndStop - Micro Switch with 8mm axis, suitable for both X and Y axes. ... Required hardware includes: 2 x M2.5 12mm screws to secure the micro switch; 1 x M3 screw that fits onto...