4D Hypercube Tesseract 3d models

Here's a simple hinged fan-mount for the Hypercube.\r\nIt will fit all printers where the control board is attached in a similar manner.\r\nYou'll need two M5x10mm buttonhead screws and hammer nuts to attach it to the frame, two M5x25mm screws and...

... in the middle. I designed this for the standard Cube Anet A8 build, but I think it's also suitable for the standard Hypercube Evolution. ... I measured 140mm in length, so I made it a tad longer (142mm, I believe), to press the wool up slightly.

The Hypercube Evolution with twin Z drives boasts an extra 30x30 rail on two sides, positioned 105 mm below the top rail on mine. This feature enables the secure attachment of two 50 x 70 mm protoboards between the rails. These affordable and...

Introducing the HyperCube Z-Carriage LM12UU, a revolutionary upgrade for 3D printing enthusiasts. This innovative design boasts advanced infill capabilities, tailored to work seamlessly with a wide range of materials: ABS, PLA, and PETG. ... Updated...

I modified the original bed cable clip of my Prusa MK2 by cutting a notch in it, also relocating the cable holder to the side to make room for a Prusa MK2 bed clone on a Hypercube. This adjustment is crucial because the bulky Z LM12UU components...

A straightforward solution to illuminate any Hypercube is needed and easily achieved with LEDs from Amazon, available here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017A26OU0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. The adhesive on the back of these...

A slight modification of the nimble hypercube evolution carriage from Zesty is in order here. I wanted something to hold the wiring and added a few recessed nut holders. ... I've put this project on hold for now to create a table level sensor nimble...

Its counterpart, the endstop-switch, is meant to be mounted on the hypercube frame to generate the z-min-stop signal, effectively halting movement at the lowest point of the Z-axis. ... I've attached the original FreeCAD file for any modifications you'd...

I've heavily modified the hypercube and custom parts with one purpose in mind: creating a triangular bed that stabilizes my printer on three points for precise leveling, ensuring maximum rigidity. My current printer relies on the original LM8UU...

Vibration damper based on tennis ball designed for Hypercube Evolution. It could be used for any printer based on 3030 profiles. BOM for one damper: * 1pc tennis ball (of course) * 4pcs M5 hammer nut for 3030 profile * 4pcs M5x12 or M5x10 screws,...

Obviously the easiest way to have Revo is to buy Revo 6 but Revo Micro is the future.Hypercube Quick Mount Revo Micro to v6Aim of the design is to be able to switch back and forth between v6 and Revo Micro without configuration changes.No need to...

I'm slowly assembling a brand-new HyperCube. Last night I printed the frame of the X-axis. A few hours prior to that was an update. I didn't catch on until after the print job finished. I'm using ABS plastic and it's printing without any issues. I...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3flFdgxvTW0 Progress is being made on the Hypercube evolution's probing carriage. The current challenge revolves around the linear rail. I have opted for the standard MGN7 version from robotdigg.com, however, this...

I designed a simple bracket for OnShape to secure my HyperCube's PSU on the bottom of its frame as shown in attached images. It performs well and when printed correctly, it offers robust strength.\r\n\r\nTo assemble this, you'll need:\r\n(8x) M5x8...

I'm sharing the process for upgrading the Z-axis bed supports on the Hypercube 3D printer to use 10MM Igus drylin bushings. This upgrade aims to replace the original 8mm rods with a better set. All hardware components are 4mm, including 15mm long...

It's not so simple to fine-tune the Z-axis settings in your hypercube evolution, particularly when you're pushing the limits for yourself. That's why I created a small gauge to make this process easier. This gauge is specifically designed for a 300...

This is an adjustable foot designed to attach securely to the bottom of a HyperCube or HyperCube Evolution frame (or any other 2020/2040 or 3030 aluminum extrusion printer) to elevate it, allowing for easy access underneath or simplified foot...

I'm currently working on the Hypercube build and had to keep my titan extruder intact since I always opt for flexible material prints - it's just that good! This is an overview of the mount design I've come up with. I hope to print it within the next...

**Hypercube Evolution Printed Parts:** These include various brackets and mounts for the printer's components. * Bed_Bracket_15_1.0.stl (4) * Belt_Clamp_1.0.stl (2) * Belt_Tensioner_1.0.stl (4) * Duct.stl (1) * Extruder_Mount_1.0.stl (1) *...

Here is my contribution, \r\n\r\na new head for an ngen hypercube \r\n\r\ncompatible with;\r\n\r\nThe e3dv6 clones from Trianglab (https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/32844028127.html) \r\n\r\nthe piezo20 from Trianglab, and also the 20mm piezo discs...

I am constructing my hypercube with the PSU positioned horizontally on the rear side. This design features a built-in viewing window where I can insert a voltmeter using my pre-existing enclosure and securing it in place with a tab of superglue gel,...

This case was crafted specifically to accommodate the Hypercube Evolution (3030 aluminum profile) and securely fasten its power switch and plug, which provide line voltage to the 24V power supply. The design is remarkably compact and petite. Two...

I have constructed a massive 300mm cube Hypercube, and after holding off for a bit I upgraded to four sturdy 12mm smooth rods for the z-axis. Other 12mm rod mounts were causing collisions between the bearing mounts and my heated bed, so I reworked...

Pulley Z-axis with belt tensioner for Hypercube 3D printer. ... Parts you will need: Nema 17 Stepper motor Stepper pulley 16 teeth 6mm wide GT2 Pulley 16 teeth 6mm wide 3mm bore GT2 Belt 6mm wide GT2 One of each printed part Screws needed for...

... STL files for your convenience. The design works flawlessly on my Hypercube Evolution printer, but it should be adaptable to other printers with some experimentation - simply adjust the variables until you find a configuration that suits your needs.

Compact head for hypercube evolution standard. Printing on PETG or ABS is highly recommended. A front fan with a 40mm diameter, such as the Noctua 40, is necessary. If the X stopper is positioned on the left side, a cover fan is not required. A...

This Y carriage clamp is inspired by "HyperCube Evolution Igus Carriage Clamp tenser" from Thingiverse user "endeffect" and the original Y carriage clamp from "SCOTT_3D". The purpose of this clamp is to relieve pressure on bearings when tightening...

When I began my HyperCube build I put the 90° brackets flush with the bottom of the frame, so the part at thing:1888967 would not fit. ...As such I imported the STL into FreeCAD and cut out two openings so it would fit over the brackets.</p> <h3>Print...

This is a custom-designed ballscrew mount engineered for the Hypercube Evolution machine.\r\n\r\nTo maximize stiffness and performance, I chose to print this component in Greentech pro carbon fiber material.\r\n\r\nThe following high-quality bearings...

This is a mounting bracket specifically designed for the Tech2C Hypercube's shorter bed extrusion. It simplifies the process of attaching your bed by allowing you to secure it with only three points (front left and right, back center) if your bed...