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It will also make filament loading/unloading easier, and adds an adjustable X endstop. Here's a very simple and obvious solution to a complex problem that inspired many overengineered designs. However, the reinvention of the wheel being my favorite...

Other designed parts for my printers include: - A GT2 belt clamp (Prusa Y-axis) - An Arduino Mega and RAMPS v1.4 case - A Prusa i3 steel 10mm upgrade - A Prusa i3 Steel Y-axis motor mount - A Prusa i3 Steel X-carriage - An E3D Chimera / Cyclops...

There are 2 endstop support STLs included. I had to change the mounting hole position and include a well for solder joints for the style that came on my printer. This also moves the belt tension adjustment from the front plate to the back one. Use...

BOM: 4 M3x30 FHCS bolts 4 M3x5mm brass inserts 2 M2.5x10mm STCS (self tapping hex head screws) 1 M5x40mm Knurled Axel/Pin 2 HK0509 5x9x9mm Metal Needle Roller Bearing 1 MR85ZZ 5x8x2.5mm ball bearing 1 Optical Switch Limit/Endstop (3 wires) 5mmØ ball...

I did make some adjustments to allow reusing parts from the original Geeetech A30 control box like the power switch, 120V AC power socket & the rubber grommet from where the motor and endstop cables exit the box. I've left most of the component...

In the mean time I made some remix : - all plates to accomodate Nema17 motors, leaving in place the holes for Nema23, in case I ever should need them - Y carriages now boxed, to better protect wheel from dust, chippings and whatever else -...

I am using an E3D V6 Lite (see below), so in my case I had to glue a little spacer (about 2mm) to the inside of the Y carriage where it hits the endstop. The provided STL file is set up for a 140x140x3mm sheet exactly like mine. You need 4x M4 nuts...

setup is very dependent on how good belts are installed Draft BOM: - GT2 belt 5m - 20x bearings F695-2RS - GT2 Pulley 20 Teeth 5mm bore 6mm - 2 extension cables for motors - set of nuts and bolts for m3/m4/m5 - the length and count for each to be...

As an added bonus, this upgrade will increase the Z-axis to 200mm - which means you'll need to either unmount or rebuild the Z-endstop for the hotend to reach the print bed. After making the replacement, you'll be able to tweak the maximum print...

If you decide to use them you will also need my re-designed Y rod holders (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2230374) and Y endstop (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2230378) . They are both available as separate remixes.</p> <p>These motor mounts are...

It should fit any printer that uses a hotend with an E3D style nozzle. There's a youtube video showing it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pceyhpFim1A I am still using the original print shown in the photo (it's from 2016), but I also glued...

In the meantime, I made some remix: - all plates to accommodate Nema17 motors, leaving in place the holes for Nema23, in case I ever should need them - Y carriages now boxed, to better protect wheels from dust, chippings and whatever else -...

The x endstop has been relocated to the back of the mount and a spacer is provided for better fixing. this has gone through a number of iterations before deciding on this configuration, it is printed, fitted and tested on my X5SA 330x300 if...

Also included are 2 endstops. These are attached to the sides of the Y extrusions using 2 8mm M3 screws and T-slot nuts. You can use one or two as you wish. Carefully position these stops as they are the reference for the zero-position in Y. You...

Optional: Buttons for endstops - Optional upgrades can bring convenience and automation to your project, like buttons to stop the movement automatically. Firmware for the Arduino is GRBL - A highly effective and well-documented tool used in...

... go with strip segments oriented along that axis, so the Z spacers are for the sides, and X spacers for the top. There are now two versions of the Z spacers, low and high; these are meant to coincide with the mounting position of the Z endstop.

Firmware changes: X-end switch: since end switches are all optical now, the X-switch should not be inverted (it is in the stock configuration): define X_MIN_ENDSTOP_INVERTING false BLTouch offset: define X_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER -27 define...

Unfortunately, the mount interfered with both my X-axis endstop and the associated cover, so ended up switching back to the original Satsana 5015. At this point, I had already run the all the wiring, so I wondered if I could design something to fit...

Similarly, I had to extend the endstop cables. This cover is mounted with the same screws, nuts, and plywood washers as the original covers. The difference is the upper mount where I replaced the screw with a shorter one and no washers. The original...

Although I did made a number of small changes to this design (see MY CHANGES ) which I would recommend for the WRB.The mechanism now has both rollers motor driven to improve the functioning with light (near empty) filament rolls.The BOM below however...

I'm running a CR-10S with a Titan Aero and Volcano heater block and my final configuration consisted of the following parts. Titan Aero CR-10 Mount by CNC Kitchen Titan Aero CR-10 Volcano Fan Shroud by CNC Kitchen Volcano Z Endstop Spacer by CNC...

Endstops are fixed through holes drilled into the stepper and idler plates. Any questions should be asked using the comment button below. **Print Settings** - **Printer Brand:** MakerBot - **Printer:** Cupcake CNC - **Rafts:** No - **Supports:**...

2) Pneumatic Coupling Coupler Fitting, bearings 608zz, Endstop Mechanical Limit Switch W/ LED and wire, Nylon Plastic Zip Trim Wrap from eBay or similar sites, around $11. 3) Filament for printed parts, used PLA with layer 2.00 and 30% infill, about...

Sensors: Optical endstops for precise detection of print head position. Print Resolution: Up to 50 microns. Build Volume: 300 x 300 x 400 mm. Materials: The printer is designed to work with a wide range of materials, including PLA, ABS, PETG,...

An opto-endstop limit switch PCB is required, which can be easily sourced from online marketplaces like Amazon, Ebay, or Aliexpress. Two versions of this print are available: one with a M6 OC4 quick-fitting aperture (Cartesian) and another with only...

Then, connect one alligator clip to the bed and one to the needle, and use those two wires in place of a typical mechanical endstop switch. Bed Leveling I highly recommend using auto-bed leveling with a conductive nozzle and metal bed to eliminate...

(4) M2 x 10mm bolts (12) M3 x 10mm bolts (11) M3 x 16mm bolts (8) M3 x 20mm bolts (3) M3 x 25mm bolts (4) M3 x 30mm bolts (3) M3 x 40mm bolts (1) M3 x 45mm bolts (32) M6 12mm bolts (2) GT2 teethed belt pulley (2) 30/30 m6 Hammerhead Nuts (30) 30/30M6...

Test STL to check if we gain 2mm with a different endstop.== Update ==I did gain 2mm back from my MK2.5s after using this changed part, but you have to do a xyz calibration after fitting the part. It's still 2.4mm off the start for me, but much...

Once the switch is installed, get familiar with how it gets wired according to this article: http://reprap.org/wiki/Mechanical_Endstop Please feel free to make any suggestions as I'm always looking to improve my printer. Here's a list of screws...

I'll update the v3.1a design to remove extrusions where carriages are not used, introduce tighter belt placement, improved endstop positions and a new cooling fan shortly. 16 September 2019 V.3.1 Between January & September, I've run two of these...