3d printer x axis

The Human's Biological Incubator Wombot Is Successfully Synchronized To X-axis Stability Parameters

Human: Assembled A6 X-axis Belt Tensioner Without Needing Any Additional Parts

Always forgetting what direction the X axis moves so I came up with this solution

Modified X-axis endstop mount to accommodate vibration dampening modifications.2021-01-30

This a cover for the Anet ET4 X axis. ...Print as given.

A brand new x-axis and bearing fixture is being installed.

I'd like to explore the possibilities of upgrading the x-axis on my human.

The Tevo Tarantula X-Axis replacement utilizes a screw to secure the belt tightly in place.

Printer user for Prusa model.

160 x 160 mm outer square 80 x 80 mm medium square 20 x 20 mm inner square 1 mm height I had some problems calibrating the X/Y axis on my prusa i3, so I created this set of squares to check the length and width of the prints UPDATE: -->They are...

This adjustable endstop is designed for the X-axis of cartesian-style printers, specifically engineered to fit the Alunar Anet A8 M508 model. ...The screws that secure the endstop are precisely 2mm in diameter, while the bracket mounting holes measure...

... it for those with a MK2.5S who finds issues with the original MK2S design. This is the MK3s x axis idler and rotor plastic parts. And keep it archived for myself. Print instructionsSame as original Prusa Printer parts models. ....20 20% infill Grid

However, when it comes to the X axis, you're in a bit of trouble.\r\nI designed this small bracket to help, which only requires you to saw away a small part of the X-Axis-Endswitch (just take a look at the photos).\r\nThis modification gives you 6mm...

i ran into the problem of the X axis hitting the side pillar of my printer and being a pain to level my bed. ...here is a fix where i changed the design and made it so the cable clips are turned 90 degrees so u dont need to use the rail for the X axis...

This is a protective covering for the X-Axis pulley situated on the left side of the ADIMLab Gantry printer, securely fastened to the motor mounting plate via two M3x20 or M3x25 machine bolts. It's highly recommended to use nyloc nuts due to the...

Anet A8 X Bracket for the X and Z Axis.\r\n\r\nThis bracket is designed to fit perfectly with the Anet frame, making it a great addition to your printer.\r\n\r\nFeatures Include:\r\n- Simplifies electronics setup and cleanup\r\n- May require 1.5 mm...

... on X youre... well... screwed. So i designed this small bracket, for which you just have to saw away a small part of the X-Axis-Endswitch. ...(just take a look at the photos) This gives you 6mm less on the X-Axis, and puts your Hotend on the Mirror.

This modified belt tensioner is specifically designed for mounting on the Monoprice Maker Select Plus and Wanhao Duplicator i3 Plus 3D printers. When printing the slider part, it's highly recommended to use a brim due to its relatively thin design....

Anti Wobble for Z-Axis Hypercube printer. ...No Ball needed

Additionally, the X-axis spacers, two sets of bearings, and associated fasteners are no longer required. The motor is now secured using four shorter M3 x 12 cap screws instead of the original configuration. Finally, the belt needs to be attached...

I've successfully resolved X-axis sharpening for you on my Anet A8 3D printer. The solution may also benefit other RepRap models. To ensure precise results, I recommend printing the screw and print holder at a low resolution to prevent any...

Clip a Leveler at each end of your X-axis rods as shown and slide the hex key though the holes and raise or low the Z axis as needed. I start at the one closest to the Z-axis as possible. Get the hex key to gentle lay in the groove (spinning the...

Due to the new pillow blocks barely touching the X axis limit switch during homing and my preference for wire routing, I also designed a quick mounting bracket for the X axis limit switch. This design utilizes the existing holes on the unit and...

After printing the incredible work of Rtamer, I discovered that I had to disassemble the right side of the X axis to install this part, so I made a remix to use the screw that holds the extruder's stepper motor, and extended the arm a bit. ...piece to...

Could not find a good set of brackets to add an x-axis track to my Anycubic printer so I designed my own. Please see the pictures and prints for all the purchased parts and printer setup. ... The cable chain can be purchased at Amazon:...

Belt tensioner for X-axis belt of Artillery printer x1. You will only need a 3Mx30 bolt and its nut to install it, as we have respected the pulleys and anchor bolts that comes with the printer. Installing the pulley can be difficult due to the low...

A straightforward enclosure for X-axis pulleys. ...The second image shows it integrated with my combined covers, and the third one showcases a combination of my X-axis pulley cover and endstop cover.

Align the X Axis with precision by bracketing it in place. Print four identical brackets to ensure a solid fit, then secure them with M4 x 12mm screws. ...A straightforward structure guarantees a perfectly aligned axis every time.

This is a wire clip that I made for the Xtool D1 X Axis to prevent using zip ties to hold the wires and the air assist to the X axis. ...

One improvement would be if it had a hook to hang down from the X-axis rod instead of being squeezed between the X-axis rod and Y-axis rod. Then you could hang one of the tools on each side of the X-axis rod and adjust them at the same time. However,...