CoreXY Cube Y Endstop Switch Mount Plate 3d models

This part substitutes the original mounting bracket for the Y home switch on a Geeetech A10 printer, offering a single-piece design in place of the factory's two-part assembly.

I created a Y-axis limit switch mount for my Tronxy X1 because I didn't like the original mount being fixed on the Y-axis stepper motor bracket. The new bracket allows me to move the limit switch to the opposite side of the 2040 extrusion, making it...

after installing biqu h2 head I encountered a problem that the nozzle was 20 mm forward, so I modeled the y axis siwtch mount on 20 mm larger to compensate for this difference and the model printed again in the middle

This design also demands a separate part that strikes the switch installed on the Y axis carriage, eliminating the need for this component and slightly reducing the mass of the Y assembly. The primary advantage of this mounting system is its...

Designed specifically for an Openbuilds OX CNC Y min limit switch, this device is tailored to work seamlessly with the SV-166-1C25 micro limit switch. The holes are carefully crafted to be slightly smaller than the M3 bolt diameter, ensuring that...

I designed this to mount the stock y limit switch to get a few extra mm of travel in the Y direction. It can be adjusted to your printer. ... No supports needed print with flat side down.

I designed this simple endstop mount to maximize the print area and take advantage of heatbed y-movement. Other endstops that I tested, let the nozzle far away from the border of heatbed/crystal. Put the endstop mount near the Y-motor in the...

Plate to mount a buddy button switch. The 10mm spigot is built in, and works well with RehAdapt's ecosystem of mounting parts. ... Modeled after

A Better Y Axis Endstop Side Mount for Prusa i3 Printers Ready to Use Mounts Easily onto 10mm Threaded Bars and Uses All Mounting Holes for Mech Endstop v1.2, Plus Provides Blanks for Secure Fit Automatic Y-axis Adjustability Ensures Entire Print Bed...

This is the y-axis carriage for the SolidCore CoreXY 3D Printer. The Solidcore printer is an open-source RepRap design by 3D Distributed.  The new version also assembles a direct drive extruder. The belt path uses the crossed belts mechanical...

Here's a better Y-axis endstop rear mount designed specifically for all ready-rod style Prusa i3 Printers that are in top-notch condition. It seamlessly mounts to both 10mm threaded bars and leverages all mounting holes for the Mech Endstop v1.2...

It's modeled for these limit switches: https://www.amazon.com/REIFENG-Mechanical-Endstop-Horizontal-Ramps1-4/dp/B07PCN6T6T6F/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=6+pack+mechanical+limit+switch&qid=1560555247&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1 ***Replace the 2 Stock...

This is a Y-Axis Mount and Cover for the CR-10 that cleans up the electronics, increases the adjustment range of the Y-Axis and is triggered by the bed frame instead of a V-roller. The forward position of the mounting screw allows for the sensor to...

Mount a Lerdge mechanical limit switch module for Delta printers using 2020 profiles. ... Required Hardware: - Lerdge Mechanical Endstop Module - Two M3 x 10 mm screws and nuts to secure the endstop - One M4 x 12 mm screw to attach in the 2020 profile...

I used the old switch from the Z-stop, not used, now I have auto-level probe, the current Y-switch can stay where it is for now. It's very tight in there! I used the original screws too. Forcing them to cut a thread, half a turn forward, quarter turn...

This upper-endstop assembly was specifically crafted for use as a limit switch mount on Kossel 2020 delta printers. To construct this mount, I opted for high-quality endstops boards sourced from...

Modified the HEVO X-Carriage and HotEnd mount to support a physical endstop switch. I prefer using a physical switch; if you do too, this modification may work for you. To print these parts cleanly, supports are required. ...The modified design is...

So the only thing I had available for my MGN Cube was either a BLTouch, which doesn't mount to my RADDS (I don't want to remove the 5V jack from my Due), or a capacitive probe, which was giving me inconsistent results and had some weird quirks that I...

Here's a revised take on that original text: Optical Endstop Switch Mount for Old Version of Geeetech G2s. This Mount Is Specifically Designed For The G2s Model With Plastic Carriage. ...Take A Look At The Picture And You'll See What I Mean - That Blue...

The Y-axis endstop uses a microswitch with precise 10mm hole spacing. A slender 8mm guide rod facilitates smooth movement. ... M2.5 switch mounting screws provide secure attachment.

I modified these to match the specifications of the Canal M104_T01 limit switches I happened to have on hand, and they install using a 2.5MM x 10 bolt.

This is a custom bracket designed for mounting the Y endstop switch on the HyperCube 3D Printer from Tech2C, offering flexibility and protection against electrical shorts between the switch's solder pads and the Y-axis smooth rod.

I designed this simple endstop mount to maximize the print area and take full advantage of heatbed y-movement. Most other endstops that I tested allowed the nozzle to remain far away from the border of heatbed/crystal. Place the endstop mount near...

This is a motor mount for y-axis that i use in my custom Prusa I3. ...Instead of threaded rods, for front and back, i use wood plates 60 mm x 260 mm

I Need To Replace The Mechanical Z Endstop Switch In My Prusa Xi3 Kit With A Makerbot Switch, But First I Have To Figure Out How To Mount It. The Makerbot Switch Is Larger Than The Standard One And Won't Fit On The Existing Bracket. Unfortunately,...

This is an X-carriage for an E3D Hemera on the BLV MGN Cube CoreXY printer. Mounted on MGN 12 rail on a 2020 aluminum extrusion. Uses a 5015 blower fan and BLTouch. Everything prints without supports. BLTouch offset: X32 Y-37 Use chain v2 from this...

Y endstop support

in my case, when the toolhead moves to the maximum allowed position on the X gantry, the direct drive mount for the extruder motor actuates the switch. You might need to mess arround my design to adapt it to your toolhead setup, but you can find...

It is inspired by and visually based on the TronXY optical endstop parts created by Marco67 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2983739 The actuators from his designs can be used with this item, or any opaque "blade" that can pass through the switch...

The issue with the Sapphire Pro is that the endstop switches are too far back. Either during movements in the y-direction, the cable for the heat bed or hotend thermistor gets damaged when it constantly rubs against the z-axis bearings. Or, during...