Vibration Dampener Foot for Flashforge Creator 3d models

This are feet designed specifically for the Ender 3 V2's blocky rectangular rubber feet. Print 4 and set your printer on top. Provides heavier dampening than your standard squishy tennis ball looking feet. ... Print with 100% infill with TPU 95A

This is a revamped version of the iconic FlashForge Hood, tailored specifically for 5mm acrylic.

Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 microns Infill: 100% Notes: For optimal results, use wood filament at 200°C for the extruder and 50°C for the bed. ...A slow print speed of around 40mm/s is...

I had a sudden splash of acetone erase the FlashForge Creator Pro logo from the front of my machine, so I set out to design and print a replacement. I've also included an inverted version for good measure. This particular one was printed on glass...

I recently had a splash of acetone remove the FlashForge Creator Pro logo from my machine's front panel, so I printed out a replacement. Additionally, I've included an inverted version for reference. This particular print was done on glass with an...

* Replacement spools for the FlashForge Creator Pro, along with a wall-mountable holder that keeps everything organized. * If you don't use factory filament, these will be necessary. * For 0.5Kg spools, you'll also need the small spool holder to...

I had a splash of acetone wipe out the FlashForge Creator Pro logo on the front of my machine, so I printed up a replacement. I've also included an inverted version.</p> <p>This one was printed on glass with an ABS slurry. ...In hindsight, I should have...

I revised the remix of the model because I upgraded the 3D printing hardware on my Flashforge Creator PRO with a custom component that enabled smoother filament feeding. Upon inspecting the prints, I noticed some minor issues at the sides due to...

I designed these feet to reduce the vibration of my replicator 2 and the desk its sitting on. They are made out of the grass colored Ninjaflex TPE filament. The company that makes it is at http://www.fennerdrives.com/ You can get it other places...

I got a splash of acetone to completely remove the FlashForge Creator Pro logo from the front of my machine, so I printed out a brand new replacement. I've also included an inverted version. This one was printed on glass with an ABS slurry. In...

To achieve optimum print quality, attach the hooks and trim the panels for an effectively covered Creator.

A noise and vibration dampener is available for use on a Prusa Mendel printer. ...To print this accessory, set the printer's speed to 25mm/s, and ensure an infill of 50%.

This clever device is specifically designed for use with the FlashForge Creator and Creator X 3D printing machines. Once installed, it provides a secure fit that is effortless to attach, while keeping sensitive extruder fans safely tucked away from...

Remix created with a thicker base (1mm) for a minus motor guard, designed to serve as an effective vibration damper. Additionally, a vibration dampener was added on the opposite side of the motor arm. ...This setup should provide optimal performance...

I modified the design to suit my FlashForge Creator3D printer. ...The inside width measures roughly twenty-one millimeters.

The filament loading tube sits too close to the FlashForge's body and far from the rim of the spool, causing a tangle-prone mess. This small clip extends the tube slightly, preventing a frustrating knot from forming around the spool holder. ...By doing...

One concept I pondered involved embedding an appropriately sized compression spring ( likely around 5/16 or 3/8 inches in diameter and ranging from 1-2 inches long?) within the assembly between the bolt, the foot base piece, and transferring the nut...

... When using these, you probably will want to slow down your prints a little so the printer doesn't rock itself up and down. I'm currently working on V2 that should remove this problem and improve lateral vibration dampening, so stay tuned for that.

A simple plug to fill the handles in your Flashforge. But this one gives you the option to insert a standard thermometer, allowing you to keep an eye on internal temperatures while printing high-temperature materials like ABS and Nylon. The...

This design is perfect for a tennis string vibration dampener that can be tailored with your own personalized emblem. Personalizing it is incredibly straightforward - just open Customizer and upload your emblem image! It makes for an excellent...

Ultimate solution - less than 1 gram - cam mount with built-in passive dampening for e010s. - Maximum protection - or just enough - view of prop guards. - Provides vibration dampening by its slightly longer arms. - Bind button clickable by...

I also wanted to try dampening the plastic-to-table interface, so I created the simple foot addition to print from flexible material (Ninjatek Cheetah for rev1). There are M3 threads in the foot extension for 8mm M3 bolts, which worked surprisingly...

For users who find the current handle on the left and right sides of the FFCreator Pro to be uncomfortably sharp, a convenient solution is now available. ...Introducing the insert tool specifically designed for comfort in use.

... A similar design filling the handle can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:775815 Instructions Printed using high-quality ABS to resist heat up to 212 degrees Fahrenheit and a layer height of 0.1mm for improved precision and stability.

It has a space for calipers, side cutters, screwdrivers, Allen wrenches, 9mm wrenches for nozzles, scrapers, SD cards, print settings, and printer brand information. The printer is PowerSpec, specifically the PowerSpec 3D Pro model. Rafts are not...

OR The single 4 pin connectors are DIGIKEY# ED2781-ND You would need 2x 1 for each extruder/fan pair maintaining the correct polarity and allowing for D/C 1x for thermocouple pair also allowing D/C but maintaining polarity. Then you would only need...

... Simply print out the design, insert two threaded inserts into the acrylic body, then screw them down firmly in place. For those without access to threaded inserts, a straightforward M3 screw or bolt serves as a suitable alternative solution.

Other designers have come up with impressive designs too, but I chose this one for its simplicity and excellent fitment. Alternatively, you can use another plug design available online at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:775823 to fill the hole when...

......I knew something had to be done, so I set out to design a solution - Snap-On-Holders for the Steppers. To keep them cool, I utilized standard 24V-40x40mm fans from my local electronics store and connected them directly to the printer's power supply.

After taping over all the smaller gaps where air can pass between the filament chambers and the main chamber of the printer, I decided to make printable covers for the two bigger holes for a few reasons. The larger rectangular hole is, I think,...