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To utilize your printed document, first securely attach it to a sturdy backing material using adhesive or fastening tools. Next, display the mounted print in an area where it's easily visible and accessible. ...Finally, enjoy and make use of the...

Had trouble with the I tile fitting on my platform for printing so I split it up. The original project and author is here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3652021 I did not take the time to add the holes for magnets on the split side as I...

This is an updated version from: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:17912 My RAMPS board didn't fit into the holes of the "original" model, so I made some adjustments to fit it perfectly. - The holes were adjusted to accommodate the RAMPS board. -...

A rigid plywood framework is integrated into the printer to enhance its structural integrity.

The customer is asking for a 40 millimeter fan.

Sockets for bolts M8 are crucial for a successful project, requiring precision and care when tightened securely into place with wrenches.

Goals: Boost the Z Axis Build Range and Refine Plastic Parts. Comments: I've extensively modified plastic parts, leaving me wondering if this overhaul is an improvement or a complete reboot of my printer's version. Possible implications extend...

UPDATE 10/31/2014 Just Two Bars Now Required Alight with the Extruder Movement as Always Added Spool Holders for Three Different Sizes Alongside Source Files to Easily Modify to Other Spool Sizes The Original Files and Pictures Remain...

This is a 40mm fan holder designed to attach directly to the bolts securing the extruder block to the X-Carriage on the MakerGear Prusa. Its primary function is to position the fan in alignment with the X-axis tracks. Multiple iterations of this...

A minor adjustment is made to the faulty idle block that malfunctioned.

Replace the cumbersome standard RepRapPro X-Carriage and nozzle mounts that you rarely upgrade to a 3-color version. ...This is an X-Carriage designed specifically for a single E3D v6 hotend nozzle mount, paired with a single standard RepRapPro nozzle...

The engineers tweaked the idle system block just enough to get it running again.

A component which guides the filament towards the extruder and prevents it from touching the threaded rods, is installed after assembling the printer.

Following a change to the J-head hotend, I encountered jamming problems when material flow was slow. The culprit turned out to be heat accumulation within the hot end body, causing plastic to solidify inside and block the feed. ...Unable to find a...

I left the diagonal rods for my printer long and decided to mount the spool holder on them, so I modified this to accommodate a rod that passes through at a sharp angle. Pictures will be added once printed. ... EDIT 10-31-18: A new version has been...

The support, with a width of 32 mm, is specifically designed for compatibility with the Prusa Mendel frame. For acquisition purposes, consider purchasing the USB panel mount connector through eBay. ...To install, print the support and secure it to the...

To save money like with a standard NEMA 17 motor, you'll need to add a 608ZZ ball bearing into its housing. This requires simply lengthening the threaded rod, then attaching a pulley and belt. ... To get the best results using a Z-axis motor from the...

The z-axis end stop consistently finds itself in the wrong place, necessitating an excessive amount of time-consuming effort to bring the machine back online. To rectify this situation, I have taken steps to guarantee proper positioning by installing...

I redesigned the structure to enhance its strength, as there were no spaces between bolts and the NEMA motor fit precisely inside. ...To construct it, print two components in the same orientation as the STL file suggests, while using the previous U-bar...

We just got the results of the latest 3DP print from our custom-built MAZ printer, and it looks like things are falling into place. Print Number 2 just rolled off the build plate with a layer thickness of 0.1 millimeters, hitting all the high points...

Check out this updated version of the thing at Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:28436/#files. ...The modification was made on August 3, 2015 and it includes an addition to the base board for a non-conventional RAMPS setup.

The replacement part consists of a z-axis spool holder designed to take the place of traditional clamp units that secure z-axis rod assemblies.

<p>I had to scale it to 101% to make it snap. Also I had changed it to use 1x M6 screw and nut. ...This fits nicely on the right side of the printer (front-right) and uses a good angle and height.</p>

This combo power switch and plug combo from Amazon features exceptional support, holding firm against any combination of use. ...Designed to withstand even the most demanding applications, it securely attaches a light fixture over a small portion,...

Unable to locate an ideal belt tensioner without disassembly, I created my own design and provided the CAD files. To complete this project, use SAE parts from a local hardware store. Purchase: 1 x 6-32 X 1-1/4" screw, 1 x 6-32 nut (ensure the green...

This is a fan duct specifically designed for Greg's extruder, fitting a 50mm fan to ensure efficient airflow and cooling during the 3D printing process.

Here's my Version of a Housing For An Inductive Proximity Sensor with a Diameter of Twelve Millimeters.

The mount system is designed for use with a 50mm thick power supply, such as this one: http://bit.ly/18XYyUx. It features three brackets that attach to threaded holes in the power supply. Many Chinese power supplies have similar designs. For...

I couldn't quite find a belt tensioner i liked that didn't rquire dissasembly so i made one I also included the cad files

Assemble the entire structure by printing and combining all three parts. To do this, you'll need the following components: one 40mm fan rated for 12V, four M3x20 screws, and eight additional M3 washers. The fan will also require four M3x16 screws or...