Wire Strain Relief for Printrbot Simple Metal Heat Bed Modification 3d models

A simple bolt-on wire strain relief for the Printrbot Simple Metal heat bed mod that will keep your wires from breaking. Instructions I added a heated metal print bed to my Printrbot Simple Metal, following in_the_garage's instructions at...

Simple Installation Required for Printerbot Heated Bed Strain Relief Solution - Accommodates Standard 3mm Fasteners

To add a strain relief to your cable on the Printrbot Simple Metal, you should securely fasten it near the heated bed according to the provided instructions. This modification can be paired perfectly with the pre-installed spiral wrap. ...Instead of the...

This is a custom wire strain relief for the Anet A8 heat bed wires, originally designed by Lord_Alan. To accommodate my 18mm inductive sensor, I extended it to prevent bumping into the stock setup when mounted to the rear of the extruder carriage.

Just finished installing my heated bed from 3DHeatBeds on eBay and wanted to make sure I wouldn't be putting undue stress on my power and thermistor wires. This was my first print after upgrading - it utilizes the same zip ties provided with the 1405...

I'm simply excited about a brilliant idea I initially conjured up.\nHaving the wires depart in a parallel manner from the front of the device proves to be incredibly space-efficient, keeps it looking impressively uncluttered, and functions...

... onto the heat bed. The mechanism also features holes for wire ties to provide strain relief and keep the cables in place. ... This design protects the wires from under the Printrbot, but it does require feet on the Printrbot to raise it by 3mm.

Printrbot Simple Pro heat bed wire fix. Remove screws from X-belt tensioner completely. Insert screws through new screw holes and tighten the belt as you did before. Secure wires to wire relief using one zip tie only. ...You're now ready to print...

I built a simple strain relief system for my 300mm(327mm) MK2 heat bed, which is part of the Hypercube Evolution's setup. ...This particular design accommodates 10 AWG wire and was created using PETG as the printing material.

Securely Fasten Wires Using Zip Ties; Visual References Available In Attached Images

... I wanted this design because other heat bed connector strain reliefs around here either have wires exiting straight out the back or feature a hard right angle in the same plane as the connector for people who have turned their heat beds 90 degrees.

If you didn't get this piece with your Simple Pro/Play V2 Heated Bed Upgrade, print it out right away to give some much-needed relief to the thermistor cable that keeps track of your heat plate's temperature.

... THING. And This THING inspired from following Haemophic's THING. Thank you so much!!! Materials friendly Ender 2 Heat Bed Cable Strain Relief by Haemophilic https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2896378 Enjoy. ... # BOM No Additional Parts

... design the THING. And This THING inspired from following Haemophic's THING. Thank you so much!!! Materials friendly Ender 2 Heat Bed Cable Strain Relief by Haemophilic https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2896378 Enjoy. ... BOM No Additional Parts

While the MakerFarm tab serves as a wiring strain relief point, moving the cable tie location further from the edge of the y-bed offers a better strain relief approach, especially when large gauge wiring is used for the heat bed. In addition to the...

These cable chain mounts are designed specifically for Walpeup's Heat Bed Cable Chain, allowing seamless integration with Printrbot Simple Metal and the x axis upgrade available on Printrbot.com. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1251226 I created a...

I rewired the bed connector by stripping the power wires and soldering them straight onto the terminals, securing everything with a sturdy SR unit and some reliable zip ties. ...This clever hack works like a charm.

I've recently obtained a 3mm thick heatbed, prompting me to adjust the width of my print settings to match the dimensions of my new bed at 3.5 mm.

Strain relief designed specifically for heated bed wires is created as part of the PrintRite DIY 3D Printer Heated Bed Mod project. The solution features a built-in channel for a tiny ZIP tie to secure wires in place. ...It was securely attached to the...

... the PLA wire guidance within the direct drive gear ensures trouble-free printing. ...This is achieved through the PRINTRBOT Simple Metal's design, which eliminates issues caused by extreme curvature or excessive wire flex during the printing process.

I redesigned lord_alan's cable strain relief for Anet A8 heat bed, available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2474429. I adapted his original model in FreeCad, taking cues from the OpenSCAD design he created. My updated version incorporates a...

Strain relief for Anet A8 Heat Bed This design is based on an idea from a remix, but I created it from scratch using OpenSCAD. It's meant to work with the Connector Housing I designed here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2428313. The bracket...

I designed this heated bed cable strain relief specifically for my AM8 remix printer. I was using a low-quality heated bed, but I wanted to upgrade its safety features. This project includes two different top parts, depending on the size of your...

My setup now includes a Printrbot Thermistor for accurate temperature readings and this affordable heatbed http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-X-6-Heatbed-PCB-Heated-Bed-for-3D-Printing-/251131700535?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a789da537 Instructions If...

After examining various glass bed clips, I found that none of them met the requirements for my Printrbot Simple Metal's very thick heated bed. Consequently, I fired up my copy of Fusion 360 and, after 14 revisions, came up with a design that...

These are a few simple strain reliefs for cast aluminum printer beds from Precise Printer Parts beds.

This is a corner mount for a GoPro on the PrintrBot Simple metal bed. I utilized this design to create it and you can find the original file at https://www.youmagine.com/designs/printrbot-simple-corner-accessory-mount. ...Check out the video tutorial...

A simple heat bed wiring strain relief solution. This design is intended for use when the heat bed is rotated 90 degrees as commonly suggested by experts. This component slides onto the H-Frame underneath the heat bed. There's still enough clearance...

I remodeled it in Fusion 360 from the STL so that I could tweak it.To use, just print and attach to the 2020 frame beneath your heat bed using 8mm M5 screws and 2020 T-Nuts near your power and thermistor wires, and then attach the cables to the end...

there is a file out there already for bed cable restraint https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3648712 but i wanted something that wasnt in the area where my springs are. so i designed this. if you only have the ability to print pla i recommend using...