y axis 3d models

Y-axis tensioner installed on TEVO Tarantula works flawlessly, its size prohibiting it from being placed on the x-axis, yet perfectly suited for y-belt usage. ...Secure it to the platform using a ziptie and adhere to the depicted setup.

The tightening clamp secures the Y-axis belt in place by locking onto the 8mm rods as a fixed stop. To do this effectively, first maneuver the X-axis carriage to the designated JIG position. ...Once aligned, tighten the belt firmly while pressing down...

I made three covers to protect and finish the printer belt ends and rollers (y axis front and back, x-axis right side). Fits standard Ender 3. All covers just slide on and off, no assembly required. ... As my X-axis belt roller was slightly...

This clamp helps to tighten the Y axis belt. It locks onto the 8 mm rods as a stop, then you move the X axis to the JIG position and tighten the belt. ...Try to press carriages of X axis to JIG.

Simple bracket to use Y axis for 3DChameleon switch. I didn't like the idea of using the X axis and more wires hanging as the hot end moves up and down. It can be mounted so you only lose about 3mm of printable area. ... Convert any 3D printer to 4...

... in place, preventing gaps from forming between the rods and the surrounding structure. ... It effectively reduces wobble in both the Z-axis and Y-axis. ... To assemble this component, you'll need to install it opposite the limiter mount on each rod.

The human reduces tension on Y-axis belts for Anet A6 and A8 three-dimensional printers, potentially applicable to other models as well. This attachment clips onto existing bolt holes and employs original-length bolts. ...Four compact zip ties are...

Revamped Y-axis frame for MendelMax via laser cutting, based on designs found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:21638. Key alterations include a 6mm slot width and converting the floating rod holes from 10mm circles to 8mm slots, enabling optimal...

Simple bracket to use Y axis for 3DChameleon switch. I didn't like the idea of using the X axis and more wires hanging as the hot end moves up and down. ...It can be mounted so you only lose about 3mm of printable area.

I've created this new y-axis clamp to replace the broken original one without needing to disassemble the entire main frame. This versatile tool can also be used to fix the z-axis if needed. ... To make it, you'll need: * 3 M4 nuts * 1 M4x25mm screw * 2...

I'm reworking Steve Evans' y-axis rod support in Tinkercad, adding a shield to prevent my LED wires from rubbing against the x-axis rod and pulley - a snug fit that allows for easy LED strip wiring. ...The standard corner fillers still work seamlessly...

This is the Y Axis bed gantry for the Sienci Mill One, designed specifically for milling replacement beds on your very own machine! You can use 1/2" PVC to create a new one. When milling this part on a 3 axis CNC machine, make sure the countersunk...

It is what it is, Prusa I3 Y-Axis Heavy Duty MotorMount. Others seemed to warp / bend. Print Settings Printer: Custom CoreX/Y Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .20 Infill: 100% Notes: Printed 100% to provide additional strength. ...How I Designed This...

... idea. ...Not tested yet. Any feedback appreciated. All relevant dimensions are in the picture. For 4040 V-Slot Y axis. Must weight about 113g if made using aluminium 7075. the OEM Y carriage has about 250g. ... STEP, Parasolid and STL files provided.

... of the Replicator. ...To install, print four of these components and insert the bearings into each. Subsequently, remove the Y axis rod from the printer's top rear area and place it into the brackets, positioning one on each end near the pulleys.

The New Y-Belt System Upgrade for the Lowrider2 CNC.\r\nKey Features:\r\n - Quick and Accurate Setup Made Easy.\r\n - Belt Tension Adjusted with a Single Hand Tool in Minutes.\r\n - Optional Adjustable Bumper for Perfect Square Alignment on the...

... the Y-axis rod, printed in PETG without supports. Replacing these parts is relatively easy, but accessing the y-axis can be extremely challenging. ...It requires disassembling the entire printer shell from the top, which may void your warranty.

I managed to find an Ender 3 x axis tensioner on Thingiverse that worked reasonably well, but there was nothing available for the y axis, so I designed one myself using tinkercad. Both the X and Y axis tensioners are included here. The X axis can...

... arm. - Added a Pin to join Y-Axis mount and Arm at pivot point - Added a screw to mount the camera with You will need longer bolts than what comes on the printer for the Y-Axis mount. I would recommend at least M5x16 bolts (what I used). ...

This is a critical component, a spacer for the Y axis, situated between the threaded rods and the frame - specifically, the U-shaped gap in the middle section, not the hole at the back. Its primary function is to stabilize the Y axis, thereby...

Now let me explain the assembly of this device, first, there is the Y-axis frame mount which is fixed to the frame below the y-carriage and what really secures it in place is a nut screwed onto the threaded rod, and it also gets tightened by that...

The limit switch of the Y axis on the HICTOP 3DP-17 printer is typically secured underneath the moving bed. However, due to the violent motion of the bed, the cable often gets cut. ... To resolve this issue, a modification is proposed where the limit...

To ensure your Orca's Y-Axis belt remains on its bearing, create a snap-on guide if alignment is a concern. Print two guides for front and back to use with 2-3 perimeters and 40-50% infill. This will provide a solid structure without support, as all...

This arm mounts on the Y axis of the ender 3. The slot on the mounting block is tight enough tolerance that it doesn't come anywhere near interfering with the belt. There's a 10mm hole in the top, where I hot glued an M6 screw to mount the...

This is a Y-axis NEMA 23 motor mount designed specifically for the Mega Prusa 3D printer. ...To access an extensive array of parts and detailed information about the Mega Prusa, visit http://www.instructables.com/id/Mega-Prusa-i3-Rework-8-x-Build-Volume

I've modified the Hictop Y-Axis Belt Tensioner specifically for use with an acrylic frame. I've added an incline to the point where the belt enters, making it run more smoothly through the part. ...This is still a work in progress.

I saw sometimes the plastic bits and pieces found its way into the pulley of the Y axis stepper motor. When this happens, it would hinder the smooth motion of the bed. So I made a simple cover that snaps on the stepper motor. ... Print it on its side.

I needed to replace the original bracket for the y axis stepper of my Ender 5 Pro. I had a different orientation stepper bracket, and realized could use it my mounting the stepper to the back vertical extrusion. ... You need a different stepper...

An improvement to the stock idler. ...The stock idlers on the Y axis are kind of a pain to adjust or disassemble. I designed these to mount on the 2020 extrusion right over the stock mounting point.. ...It's a simple, self-registering design.

I modified my Prusa Hephestos with a 20x30 cm heated bed and need to swap the trigger support for Y-axis endstop since the new bed support has a distinct shape and thickness compared to the old one. Follow These Instructions: Printed in ABS...