3d axis model

Added another mounting point .. ...idler for x axis Added a bumper for the x axis switch sendtop This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3NZuP4bKlRC

Hardware required: 2x M3x6mm screws for stepper motor mount. ... 3x M3x10mm screws for z-axis mount. ... I used 24 links.

The Gimbal 2-axis system features a mini servo SG90, which is compatible with webcam cameras for enhanced image stabilization.

Universal x-axis carriage (three bearings) upgraded on 12/10/2018 to accommodate larger M3 nut spacing requirements.

This segment functions as a substitute for the standard Y-axis motor support, notorious for warping and distorting over time.

To increase the Y-axis range on your Prusa i2, over-mount Y-axis smooth rods and install a 1 extra long rod for the end-stop. Adjust belt mount points on the Y-axis to be closer together and decrease linear bearing distance for added length. Trim or...

3D printed robotic arm with a video tutorial on youtube. I’ve developed a 6 axis robotic arm that can lift up to 150g with an amazing precision of 0.2mm thanks to stepper motors. This arms is my first project to develop a solution for automation of...

a X-axis_rollers_cover for Ender 3 V2 Thanks to FilBer for the original :https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4050465/files

with this support, replacing the original, the Z axis motor can be moved sideways in order to make the bar as straight as possible

This is a replacement Y Axis belt tensioner for the PB Plus 1404, engineered to offer seamless functionality when replacing an old wooden model that had cracked irreparably. To utilize this part, it's crucial to ensure a precise fit with the original...

I needed a temperature and humidity sensor for my 3D Printer enclosure and thought the place I needed the reading from was closest to the print nozzle. I made this mount for the X-Axis 2020 Extrusion where it wouldn't interfere with the print head...

This is a simple mount for a PS2-style joystick with board. ... This is used with Arduino compatible 2 axis joysticks to control MeArm robotic arm.

Conversion of my 3D-Proto CoreXY modification "3Z Axis with 3 motors" to a single motor. This one is based on the dbot 3Z axis mod by Phaedrux : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2651649 What you need (you may have already some parts if you did the...

I added an additional support bracket, specifically designed to stabilize the x-axis idler. Meanwhile, I also installed a protective bumper for the x-axis switch sendtop component. ...This project was crafted using Tinkercad's user-friendly online...

The printrbot Model 3 has a horizontal cable chain for the X/Y axis - though it's fixed with two screws at either end (two at the extruder, two at the frame), I don't trust that it will stay level over time. Since this is a large-format printer, a...

Upgrading the Printrbot X axis bed is a great way to get your printer working seamlessly with Simplify3D software. ...To do this, use the provided STL file for perfect compatibility and functionality.

Well, if you've come this far, you know I'm super excited about this new Pro Model 4th Axis Gimbal Stabiliser, and I'm really itching to see what you guys film with it! ... You can check out my other designs here: ...

This custom replacement part is specifically designed to work with both the Monoprice Dual Extrusion 3D Printer and the Makerbet Replicator 2, allowing for seamless compatibility and integration with these popular 3D printing devices. The innovative...

... To address an issue, I required an additional holder attachment to hang from the two X-axis bars. This is that x-axis bar hanging device. The included print includes a screw-in attachment similar to the x-axis stabilizers found in my other designs.

I've crafted a brand new iteration of the z-axis motor mount, drawing inspiration from the original design. ...You can find my fresh take on thingiverse under the link https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2426487.

Replace the micro switch on the x-axis of the biv printer with a more precise and quieter photoelectric switch. ...This will improve the shading plate's effectiveness, especially when covered with oil-based markers or dark-colored tape.

To enhance design, the extruder is positioned on the frame away from the moving x-axis and is compatible with pneumatic fittings. A bowden geared extruder feeds the hot end (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:60531), allowing only the hot end to move...

The Upgrade to the Y and X Axis Modification Integrates the Y Axis Bearing Rod into the Stepper Motor Bracket, Providing an Extra 25mm of Space for Y Axis Travel. This modification also spaces out the X axis by a further 20mm. Additional spaces can...

The Y-axis Endstop on an Ender 3 printer is a crucial component that helps maintain precise control over the movement of the Stepper Motor's Damper. This mechanism ensures smooth operation and prevents damage to the printer. The Endstop, typically...

I designed these custom mounts for 688ZZ miniature ball bearings to create a sturdier Y axis with 8mm shafts. Initially, I encountered numerous issues with warped shafts using the original 6mm ones; despite purchasing replacements from two different...

This assembly allows for an approximate 7mm additional tensioning of the X-Axis belt (equivalent to that of using the normal "upgrade belt tensioner" part for the Ender 3) To increase tension, simply rotate the tension knob to the right (clockwise)...

To clarify this, I decided to attach a small pointer on top of each z-axis screw so I could easily observe if the two steppers were synchronized. I downloaded Bothacker's Skull from Thingiverse (the STL version, not his actual one), added a 5mm...

To do so effectively, I needed to adjust the Y-axis endstop switch's location, allowing me to move the platform backward. To make this feasible, I redesigned the mounting bracket. ...Now, you can easily slide the endstop switch along an 8mm Y-axis shaft...

customized with 3D Slash!

... the parts directly rather than relying on Chinese clones from Aliexpress. ...Since I couldn't afford to have the y-axis plates machined, I decided to take matters into my own hands by modifying the original DXF files and importing them into Fusion 360.