Da Vinci 1 3D Printer MK8 Complete Extruder And Hotend 3d models

I also cut the connector off the original thermistor and connected it to the MK8 hotend's thermistor. The mod mounts in the same holes as the original stepper, making installation simple. The fan is wired directly to 12V, which eliminates any...

A fusion of two innovative designs, the filament wall mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020026) and a versatile hook tailored specifically for Da Vinci Junior printers, marks a pioneering creation in 3D printing solutions. ... This...

Replacement part made specifically for the XYZ DA VINCI 1.0A printer, carefully crafted to require only minimal adjustments after some light sanding is applied. ...Designed entirely from scratch within the comprehensive modeling software platform known...

How I Designed This Project I discovered a bed leveling calibrator online, and it seemed like a great find, but the file was corrupted and unusable with my 3D printer. ...(I work with SolidWorks and attempted to modify the modeling files, but the STL...

Conversion Kits Now Available: Upgrading Your Da Vinci 1.0 to the RAMPS 1.4 Board. ...Discover New and Innovative Solutions at This Link: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8221367

NEW RELEASE:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1428544 This spool holder is designed specifically for the XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 and AIO, created to meet the needs of our club's printers after we flashed them with custom firmware. We wanted to switch from...

This is an X-Y Motor Bracket for the Da Vinci 1.0 designed to minimize vibrations and noise. ... Here is a Z-Axis bracket, created by [lynce9956](http://www.thingiverse.com/lynce9956): http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:454641

Instructions BOM: 1x BallBearing 626ZZ 1x 3mm nut 3x 3x15mm bolt (steel) 1x 3x40mm bolt (steel) 1x 4x3mm hexagonal bolt 1x 3x6.5mm bolt (idler) 1x 4ID x 20mm spring (I used one of the Wade Extruder Idler) 16x 4x10mm washers (spacers between the Nema...

My second-best third-party filament is placed on a spool at the top of my Da Vinci 1.0 printer. The filament frequently unwinds and gets clogged when the print head zooms past the corners of the printbed at high speeds. I expect this tutorial to...

Designed for changing to a e3d v6 specifically for a Da Vinci Jr 1.0a Pro. The holes for the pcb and hot end mount were taken from the old Da Vinci hot end. I have only had my printer for a month and am still very new to it, but the best thing I did...

This one clips right onto the inner ribs of my da Vinci 2-in-1 printer and can be positioned at whatever height is needed - high or low. For even more support, it's totally doable to use multiple units. ... ...

I also removed two chain segments.Print SettingsPrinter:Da Vinci 1.0 ProRafts: NoSupports:YesResolution: 0.2mm layer at 30mm/s or 40mm/sInfill:30% Notes:I used ASA, printed on glass. This is only a recommendation, I am sure other...

Really simple BLTouchv3.1 mount for Mk8 extruder. Slots onto the extruder heatsink (may need to remove extruder fan to slot it on) Mounts to BLTouch using the two springs/screws provided. ...

3D printer E3D hotendhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h08MWJjJBEwDesigned with Solidworks2016Feel free to download and make your own modifications.If you like my models, Follow me for more.Contact me through...

Print Settings Printer: Da Vinci 1.0 Pro Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm layer at 30mm/s or 40mm/s Infill: 30% Notes: I used ASA, printed on glass. This is only a recommendation; other settings may work fine as well. I used manual supports...

MK8 EXTRUDER

MK8 Extruder

Replace this obsolete y-axis stepper motor bracket on your XYZprinting Da Vinci 1.0 3d Printer by installing a more efficient alternative. By adding some extra damping, it reduces the overall noise generated by the printer's vibrations. Drilling out...

Summary: Simple Side Holder Clips On Tight Fit, Easy Installation - Just Clip Inside First Then Lower Down.

The device is a straightforward side holder that attaches via a clip. There's not much else to discuss, as its design is centered around a snug fit. ...You secure the inner piece first before lowering it into place.

Now that Octopi supports the Raspberry Pi Zero W, the cost of converting your Da Vinci printer to a complete, standalone, wireless printer is under $30. So here's the tray for the Pi Zero W. The bracket and all the instructions can be found at...

... You can potentially repurpose this clip to convert your Da Vinci into a laser engraver, but exercise extreme caution when doing so, wearing laser-safety glasses and taking all necessary safety precautions while remixing and refining the design.

This is a custom spool holder designed specifically for the XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 and AIO printers, created to accommodate our club's use of a different brand of filament after flashing with a custom firmware. We wanted to ensure compatibility with...

A versatile filament guide engineered specifically for MK8 extruders, crafted from durable aluminum to enable seamless integration of Ninjaflex filament, ensuring a smooth and tangle-free printing experience.

I've experienced numerous issues with the Da Vinci 1.0 Pro extruder cable bundle getting caught on the corners and edges around the top of the printer. Lately, as the cable bundle itself has started to sag more, it is also getting into the belt and...

On my XYZ da Vinci 1.0 printer, the bed leveling thumbscrews were tricky to access and awkward to operate. Not a great design, in my opinion! I created these 3D printable thumbscrews to make adjustment of the bed significantly easier. Compared to the...

wow that's a waste of currently available parts... So I modeled this, It uses This temp sensor and any E3D nozzle. I have tested that the sensor works flawlessly with my Da-Vinci 1.0 using Repetier. Solder the temperature sensor to the old sensor...

I've been carefully upgrading my Da Vinci Jr 1.0, and the final component to swap out was the hot end for an E3D model. So I combined two designs into a single creation of my own and it functions flawlessly. There are actually two designs, one...

To replicate this project, you will need: * An Arduino Uno * A 2.4-inch touchscreen shield with an SPFD5408 chip * A spare EEPROM chip from a cartridge * A DPDT switch identical to the one pictured * Wire and a soldering iron for connecting...

To replicate this setup, you will need: An Arduino Uno A 2.4-inch touchscreen shield with an SPFD5408 chip A spare EEPROM chip from a cartridge A DPDT switch like the one shown in the illustration Wire and a soldering iron for connections Here's how...