3 axis controller board 3d models

Print 2 if you have the dual z axis like i do, cannot confirm other fitments so let me know what it fits and I will update the listing.

I created a custom X-Axis cover for my dad's 3D printer. ...The original design was taken from Venegade's innovative work on Thingiverse, specifically his project with the ID 2974646.

To increase the print area on my Solidoodle 2 Z-axis, I've raised it to 9 inches currently. ...I believe there is potential for an additional inch if I further adjust the build platform.

To install it, the cover of the X axis motor needs to be removed. Optical Sensor with Inversion and Big (6mm) Distance Between Emitter and Receiver: https://aliexpress.com/item/32728213054.html Additionally needed: M3x8 screws: - 4 pieces for...

... these simple steps: First, locate an 608 bearing and have it ready for use. Next, click the provided part into place without needing to disassemble the existing Z axis assembly. ...Once secure, carefully add the bearing to complete the installation.

This type of push-fit is commonly found in printers like the Prusa X-axis and Z-axis models. However, the plastic brackets on this printer are a poor fit, measuring 8.1 - 8.15mm across the clamping hole and 8.25 - 8.3mm vertically. As a result, the...

This is a bundled STL package to upgrade your Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2 printer to use dual z-axis. All the prints are designed to use as little support as possible, so no material is wasted. This mod requires additional parts such to function...

Human: Just a Remix of the Tensioners designed for my Cr-10, as requested by user TallDonkey on the original Y Axis Tensioner page. Update of June 29, 2019 MAJOR UPDATE! Y Tensioner for Ender 3 Mk7 Version Upgraded the guide system and simplified...

Y Tensioner for Ender 3 Mk7 Version Upgraded guide system and simplified all models Unified screw dimensions across versions Modified minimum belt tensioning position for short belts Increased tolerances compared to previous models Added a New...

To do this you will have to remove one end of the belt from the bed-sled. Notes: Holes for the motor are made very large to allow washers as the small screws holding the motor in place has a very small head and might damage the plastic if stressed...

One of the solutions is to increase the number of ventilators that cool the MKS board from 1 to 3. The ventilators are connect to the power supply instead of the board. I also re-routed the wires to/from the board so the air-flow is more free of...

Mobius Action Camera 3-Axis Gimbal for STorM32 BGC. Update 4/3/2015 ============= Three new files have been added to support the use of M3 hardware with 16 x 16 spacing. They also work well with RCTimer GBM2804 motors. Yaw Arm 16x16 -Roll Arm 16x16...

I designed this cover/guard to help protect the exposed switch body and the printed circuit board that the z-limit switch is mounted to. ...There is some play in the cutout for vertical adjustment of the switch.

... Watch the video Ender 3 BlTouch 3.1 Install and Upgrade Guide at https://youtu.be/MoW_8PcIj5g. Contributions via PayPal are not required but are greatly appreciated in advance. James. ...https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=9WJ86NEQW9GMQ

... 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). ...

Remixed to Chanage text to Ender 3

It's a **Z-Axis chain connector** for the two holes, that are on the Z-Axis. You'll need some **super-glue** to get the two parts together and **two M4/M5 screws** with wide enough heads and nuts. They can't be too long, or they will block the...

This tiny ring was specifically designed to function as a washer for the Y-axis pulley.\r\nI had previously encountered an issue where the Y-axis belt would frequently come into contact with the wall of the pulley and become damaged.\r\nHowever, once...

... thing:1444049. Update: To alleviate stress on the i3 frame when tensioning the X-axis belt, I designed an idler end R2 with two small holes that can be tapped M3, allowing for adjustment screws to set the spacing of the Z axis smooth rods properly.

... sio2sd that I made for myself. ...It is version 2.0 of my previous design that had some flaws. This one is much improved. I have board rev.3 and it fits perfectly ( you can find a photo of this board attached). ...Tested and printed on Zortrax M200.

I'm creating a multi-purpose board with a 3 mm thickness, broken down into three parts due to file weight constraints. This design takes its inspiration from Alexbeta's work on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2305436). The goal was to...

Its not realy a remix but made this case for my old Ortur laser board v1.3 to use it with Dave's engraver. So here it is. Maybe someone finds this helpfull. Just glue the case and the holder together. ... You need: 4 x M3 - 10mm for the board 4 x M3...

Rather than buying shims for the installation of my deck, I made 4mm, 5mm shims and a 3,4,5 and 6mm multi-sided shim. Personally, I use 5mm spacers for the spacing of my terrace boards. I only needed 4 shims of 5mm for 4m boards. ... Very practical and...

... and tightened screws, the belt would always veer off to one side. But I found a solution! Here are some shims/spacers that helped me move out the X-Axis tensioner so it's centered along the 2020 channel. ...What worked for me was using 2.4mm.

I upgraded the printer's drive system with a new z-axis drive for enhanced stability. The lead screw for this axis is notably long, as evident from the attached photo. Initially, I had planned to shorten it, but then I opted to add a die on top...

... found the solution! Here are a set of shims/spacers to move out the X-Axis tensioner so it is centered along the 2020 channel. What worked for me was 2.4mm. ... The following sizes are provided: -0.4mm -0.8mm -1.0mm -1.6mm -2.0mm Hope this helps!

Designed a Y axis motor mount and integrated it seamlessly into a custom Wyze cam mount using the cool3dp framework. A strategic addition of approximately 25mm was necessary between the motor and cam mount to ensure optimal clearance above the bed.

However, upon further inspection, I realized that a pre-made Z-Axis support with the exact same 0.7mm offset was nowhere to be found. As a result, I decided to fabricate my own solution. ...To accomplish this, I needed to incorporate a bearing 608,...

... picture - after fuse FP1. I've checked the option without adding any additional z-axis element and found that the sensor works amazingly well even with the original frame, provided it has a proper width. ...You can see this in action on the gif.

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...