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

This is a strain relief spacer for Z motor of Sapphire Pro and other printers (you can actually put it in every Nema 17 Z motor), it has 3 functions: -Remove load on the motor axis -Increase printing height by 15mm lowering the lead screw (also...

To master its use, I'll break down the essentials: Printing Techniques Optimize your settings by printing with layers no thicker than .2mm – this is key to securing a seamless 1.75mm diameter passage for smoother extrusion. Aids Support Structures...

General setup is as follows: Print bed housing: => 3 layers of 3mm thick laser-cut POM or MDF (Printbedholder-lasercutter-V3-all-M3-screws.svg) => 12 2mm diameter spring pins with 8-9 mm length or 12 metall screws 2.9mm * 9mm for connecting the 3...

This is for those that have made their beds larger and have added a heating pad to the new size of bed. My heating pad came with the wires coming out of the back center so needed a new way to relieve it. Total internal dimensions is 8mm so check...

Description: This modification transforms your Printrbot Simple from a 5/16" ACME threaded rod to an M5 threaded rod, effectively enhancing its functionality and versatility. You will require the following essential components: Note that the Anti...

... and is held in place using one or more 100mm cable ties. Additionally, the notches at the back of the part allow for the use of a 250mm cable tie that can be tightened either around conduit, as shown here, or directly on to the wires if preferred.

This is a replacement connection cover with an added strain relief for the VGA cable used to carry the connections from the controller board. Remove the OEM Cover and replace with the printed one using M3 x 0.5 x 10mm long cap head socket head...

The image clearly displays a wire clamp designed to secure and provide stress relief for the 120V power cord connecting to the Anet A8 power supply. This clamp is incredibly easy to build, requiring no additional hardware since it utilizes existing...

A rigid clip for 3mm glass on MK2B PCB Heat_Bed

Looking for the complete STL files of all Printrbot Simple 1405 wood pieces? Here they are! Printrbot released a lasercut DXF drawing file, but we need STL to print those parts. Non-water-tight drawings can't be converted into printable STL, so they...

It's been divided into two sections, making it possible to print each side separately on a Printrbot Simple or similar smaller bed printers. You can find the original Cyclone PCB Factory design here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:41221 To...

You'll need: - M6 threaded rod - 2 x M6 nuts - 2 x M3 x 16 socket head cap (You might have extras from your Printrbot Simple kit.) - A spring suitable for an M6 rod with an OD smaller than a M6 nut. Note that the anti-backlash feature may require...

Modded the Strain Relief-Cover to fit with the dualFPC-mod. ...Will probably not work with standard Cables.Some sanding on the main part is necessary to get rid of the built in supports. Print SettingsPrinter:Sidewinder X1Resolution: as low as...

Top Z-axis filament guide for 8mm smooth rods on Printrbot Simple; applicable for other printers too. An updated version with a 8.1mm internal diameter has been added for accurate fit. The through hole measures 3.25mm, suitable for 1.75mm or 3mm...

A cable strain relief for the x-axis for all the Prusa i3 MK2- and MK3-based printers and the Prusa Mini.This model combines some ideas from other models. This version clips to the back of the x-axis stepper motor with a very tight fit. ...It is...

I designed this modification to stabilize the heat-bed of my Zonestar P802QR2, matching the consistency of Josef Prusa's Original Prusa i3. The printer comes with standard spring spacers and adjustment wheels for leveling the bed, but I found...

The printable design is a PrintrBot holder compatible with the Prusa PCB Heated Bed. ...To assemble, print two copies each of "part 1" and "part 2." Secure the parts together using M3x20 bolts during assembly.

The Micro SD card holder is designed for the Printrbot Simple XL tower; install it by cutting a rectangular opening with a Dremel cut-off wheel. ...Initially, seating the card might be tough, so try inserting and removing it several times for proper...

... focusing on the part marked 1405AlExtruderFront-Short-2014-06-24.STL. ...I extracted and relocated just the extruder section to an untouched print. It's intended for use with a dual-extruder Printrbot simple (another extruder, stepperboard, etc.).

Visit the blog (http://inmoov.blogspot.com) for assembly instructions and modifications. Replace the old RobServoBed with the improved V4, which has larger cavities for easier cable passage. ...Lastly, update to RobServoBedV5, which adds screw holes to...

In search of an effective print platform mount, I've settled on a design using Goody brand rubber bands for tension, Home Depot springs (8mm ID / 20mm uncompressed length), and #4 nuts and bolts from the grocery store. Printing directly onto glass...

... 100k) with a beta value of 3974K, purchased from Farnell. The sensor works seamlessly when connected to the T-bed connector. Additionally, the board file is in Eagle format. For more information, visit http://printrbot.com/shop/printrbot-simple/.

To resolve the issue of an unflat bed on your LC+ printer as it heats up, create four Side Clips and a Front Clip. These clips will help flatten the bed by clamping its edges. To install, slide the clips to the edge of the bed, rotated slightly, then...

A fan cover for your Printrbot Simple. ...A simple design.

Here is a simple heat-bed cable support for the Tevo Black Widow: just use a piece of cable, string, cord or fishing line between the hooks and adjust its length as needed. Secure it with M4 T-nuts and bolts. ...It works great with aluminium V-slot...

Check out mine, created specifically to work with Printrbot Simple XL's default spool roller frame. My design features an expansive track for ~90mm spools and a more slender track for ~58mm spools. You can build it following these instructions:...

It merely sits atop one of the Z-axis guide rods, requiring just a single modification – adding a small support beam to span the spool hole and nest snugly within its holder. ...Even an everyday pencil would suffice as a makeshift support rod; I opted...

... let me know. I had been asked to create a version with a taller ribbon holder (50mm tall), so here it is. I also added both versions without Artillery logo. By request, I added a mid-version of the strain relief (15mm) with and without logo.

Beefed up the original as it warped in my heated enclosure. ... Added a cup to hold the end of a stainless steel wire which is tied along the cable to maintain a nice arc throughout.

The Printerbot Metal Plus has a tendency to tip over, but its specially designed feet help keep it stable and upright.