aoc stgn i2s 3d models

Even though the initial approach didn't succeed, I have alternative options available to fall back on.

In regards to Nischi's design, the fit was not tight enough on the rod for my preference; thus, I adjusted certain parameters for improved accuracy. Additionally, I added a groove to enhance the screw's leverage. Following printing, attach a socket...

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Mounting bracket specifically designed for use with the RepRapDiscount Full Graphic Smart Controller from reprap.org. This versatile mount requires only a single M8 nut and washer for secure fixation. ...Its robust construction effectively resists...

The support rod for the Prusa Mendel printer is pre-installed on the 3D printer itself. The purpose of the rod is to ensure that filament flows smoothly. ...Here are the step-by-step instructions for assembly: Step 1: Assemble Three Printed Pieces To...

The new center bar-clamp simplifies installation, as it is placed directly between the base's corners. Additionally, the lower parts of the Z-axis stand are now perfectly aligned in the middle. ...This improvement makes assembly a breeze!

A 45° angle, 3mm extruder mount is designed specifically for bowden setup.

This linear bearing holder for 3D printer y-axis is robustly designed, printed upright to prevent breakage, with a slightly smaller internal diameter ensuring tightness. ABS printing is recommended due to its elasticity and strength; PLA might be...

Having constructed my initial RepRap, I discovered that the X-end parts were excessively delicate. In addition to this weakness, the official x-end idler had a flaw in its STL file. As a solution, I redesigned these components using Sketchup 8 and...

You'll enjoy your newly designed filament guide for Prusa 2, as existing options didn't meet your expectations. The guide is easy to install without disassembling the printer and has no slot that could cause filament jams. It looks great and...

To enhance my endstop holder's stability, I opted for a threaded rod installation at the back rather than the existing smooth rod. This model is highly efficient! Securing it requires two small screws or zip ties for the switch and a single 3mm bolt...

This support, sized at 32mm, is compatible with Prusa Mendel's frame. I sourced a power switch (26 x 26 mm) from an old PC during my Prusa Mendel upgrade. To accommodate a power supply, I utilized the Power Cord Support and adapted it to house a...

<p>A gauge to measure filament extrusion for Prusa i3 MK2. Used to tune your printer ensuring it is extruding the appropriate amount of filament.</p> <p>Mark the filament at the top point, extrude 10mm, then measure distance from second point. Before...

The human interface displays a visual representation of the extruder motor's rotational movement. To function properly, it requires a precise alignment with a specially designed 7x8mm cylindrical magnet, devoid of any adhesive or threaded fasteners.

Vertical no longer supports Prusa I3 X printers due to a major hardware redesign that has left users frustrated and searching for alternative solutions.

This robust Bolt-style Ctheroux adjustable endstop is perfect for your X-axis setup, featuring secure placement between smooth and screw rods. ...You will require two 25mm M3 screws, one spring, and three M3 nuts for installation.

A gauge designed specifically for measuring filament extrusion in Prusa i3 MK2 printers helps fine-tune your printer so it's extruding just the right amount of filament. Mark the top point on the filament, then extrude 10mm and measure the distance...

Having sold my Reprap Mendel on eBay, I chose to print one final item before shipping it. This led me to design and create a keychain as my last project. Though I am a bit sad to see it go, I am also excited about my new machine, which I have just...

X-axis endstop holder - a sturdy, dual-structured design Weight: 20 millimeters Z-axis endstop holder - reinforced for added durability Weight: 15 millimeters

To complete this project, gather 2 brackets, M8 threaded rods, and 2 bar clamps. ...Additionally, acquire a 608 bearing holder that fits a 38mm-diameter spool.

This bracket secures the feed tube through which your filament flows, positioned where it enters the tube from the side. Designed to fit atop the 2 all-thread bolts of your Pursa, it utilizes your existing nuts for support. ...For added stability, you...

Kudos to danithebest91 at thingiverse.com for creating this amazing project! ...I'm working on reinforcing the mount design by adding a reinforced base with a squared off underside - a necessity given my own experiences with PLA's tendency to curl...

Mounting a toggle switch on your Prusa i3 is a straightforward process that requires a few simple tools and some basic mechanical aptitude. First, you'll need to acquire a suitable toggle switch, which can usually be found at most electronics...

I've created this new y-axis clamp to replace the broken original one without needing to disassemble the entire main frame. This versatile tool can also be used to fix the z-axis if needed. ... To make it, you'll need: * 3 M4 nuts * 1 M4x25mm screw * 2...

<p>tried to reduce the slope from the original wide vase to make it print without an issue, changed a lot of parameters</p> <p>1) enlarged the size to 15 cm diameter<br/> 2) changed the nozzle from 0,4 to 0,6 mm<br/> 3) Prusa PLA -&gt; colorfabb...

The revised design incorporates elements from juliohcd's work, specifically focusing on the improved internal clamp that now maintains stable power supply output across both edges. ...To assemble, attach two power supply mounts using the provided...

The original X-axis endstop featuring a microswitch encountered an issue where it kept triggering, resulting in the X carriage failing to strike the switch. An effective solution has been identified and shared for this problem; you can watch the...

To properly adjust your Z axis, use a micro-adjuster. The tool consists of two M6 screws with 25mm threads, accompanied by suitable nuts for assembly. Secure these parts using superglue for an additional hold to aid adjustment ease. ...A blueprint...

Finally free from relying on makeshift paper solutions, I've opted to design and assemble my very own Z-axis endstop device, tailored specifically for precision in the machine shop or garage hobbyist environment.

Print out two units, install two 608ZZ bearings, then secure them together using four 3mm x 20mm bolts and their corresponding nuts. ...Designed to accommodate an upper bar spacing of exactly 48 millimeters.