10 x 15 mm cable chain up dated 3d models

Quick and dirty update to the cable chain tray for the X axis. Allows the trays to be used without the need to relocate the Y endstop. ...This replaces the right-hand (from front of printer) piece of the X axis tray.

Refactored the Chain Fence from the [Anet A8 X-axis Cable Chain](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515) to print in two parts. This allows the Fence component to print upright which smooths out the vertical wall, reducing slip/stick friction on...

The cables must be secured at both ends of the chain using zipties, to provide strain relief.A small clamp is used to guide the cable trunk down at the X motor.Additional parts required:Drag chain(s), as specified, e.g. Some supports are...

For guys like me who switched to direct drive I made a mount for the "Open Cable Chain(Hypercube)" that can be mounted instead of the stock extruder. ...The cable chain you can get here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2296368 If you like my work,...

I made a custom mount for the "Open Cable Chain(Hypercube)" to replace the stock extruder. The cable chain is available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2296368. If you appreciate my work, consider treating me to a cup of coffee. ...You can...

A tiny tensioner to ease the burden on the cable's heavy chain.

So this is just a quick one which fits my needs. You need: 8x M3 nuts 8x M3 8 screws 1x 10mm bowden pushfit 1x cable chain (https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B06XKZ35VH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) I printed all parts without...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:612709 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=612709

I chose to reengineer the two mounts due to potential issues with the display scroll button obstructing the chain. On one side, the mount attaches to the extruder stepper motor, and on the other, it secures to the x-axis stepper motor. You will need...

To tackle my X axis cable management issues, I designed a variation on an existing chain. Previous chains either provided too little flexibility, caused excessive bending, or lacked support methods. My improved chain design doesn't require support or...

I've Simplified the printer settings to fit a compact X-Axis cable chain mount, which now allows the printer to sit perfectly on an IKEA Lack Printer table (available at thingiverse.com/thing:1843235). ... **Print Settings** * **Printer**: Anet A8 *...

I am giving my initial shot at constructing a cable chain bracket using just glue to secure it in position. It should be quite straightforward to print, without posing much difficulty. ...My first design had issues with the tabs not fitting perfectly...

In a flash, I whipped up a fresh design on Tinkercad, scaling up the drag chain size to a whopping 10x10 grid of connectors that snap together seamlessly.

I have a remixed this X cable tray from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4316238 Printing: I have an enlarged Ender 3 v2 (Manchester 3d) which prints 400x400x500. As you can imagine cable management becomes pretty important so I wanted to enlarge...

Remix of: 1. ...https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2742895 2. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920060 Joined the 2 models together to get a strain relief that also contains the start of the cable chain.

... the bed. The cable chain design used for the chain itself is also included - it works perfectly with R18 chains (10mmx20mm) from any supplier. ...Everything about this project was straightforward, please let me know if you have any feedback!

These are modified part to adapt the Drag Chain Raceway for Onefinity CNC, by Muddyfeet (Thingiverse number 4619804) to work with the X-50 X Axis. Due to changes in the size of the anodized ends, the Rear Support and the X 90deg Support had to be...

You need: 8x M3 nuts 8x M3 8 screws 1x 10mm bowden pushfit 1x cable chain (https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B06XKZ35VH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) I printed all parts without support and the hotend part standing as you can see...

This Thing is for the cable chain tray from theaftab. ... It holds the cables for the direct drive unit just replace the original one with this item enjoy

A Simple Remix from the Cable Chain Adapter for Prusa i3 by Hictop Allows Users to Easily Manage Cables on Their 3D Printer

I've made modifications to the x-carrier bowden bracket to accommodate a cable chain installation. Additionally, I designed a y to x-carrier mount for seamless integration. The frame mount features strategically placed holes that allow you to...

Another Cable Chain but i designed some parts because i didn't find the perfect pieces for my 3D printer

But most importantly, I'd like to express my gratitude to David Barré, whose design was the foundation upon which my own X-Motor Mount bracket is based.\r\n\r\nSpent hours scouring the internet for a suitable x-motor mounting bracket that could...

So, I'm giving this one a shot where I've combined a cable chain end into the top of the left X mount that msvml submitted and I'll give it a try to see how well it works. I added in a couple of tree type mounts as well since I can't print this one...

Connectors to allow use of an off the shelf 10x15mm plastic chain on the heated bed cable for an Anycubic Mega X (or S). ...Two parts - the bed side “clips” onto the caddy under the heated bed, the case side has two holes that align with pre-drilled...

... using a Filament Switch and Filament Roller with bearing. I have utilized five No2 chain elements at the top, twenty-seven No1 in the middle section, and one No3 at the Cable box. ... Edit: I've added a BoxCap without a hole for the Y cable.

I've been using this fantastic X-Axis drag chain end from pgraff (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2850432).\r\n\r\nTo get my Petsfang Bullseye (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2759439) to fit perfectly on my CR-10, I needed to make some...

I designed a custom chain-link style support assembly for my Bowden tube and cable bundle, ensuring they move freely without sagging or rubbing against the gantry during prints. The slotted design accommodates skinny Velcro strips or zip ties,...

After installing it on the x-axis, I discovered that the cable chain would scrape against the left x-axis threaded rod whenever the carriage moved to the left. This friction caused the carriage to vibrate and distort my prints. My solution is to...

I used a DIY cable chain trick from Hackaday to design two printed parts that connect my x-axis cable, utilizing a full-size tape measure for maximum stiffness. The motor mount features a slot specifically designed to hold the metal hook end of the...