artillery sidewinder x1 cura 4 6 2 profile definition files by 3d models

Mounting the Sidewinder requires precision, starting with the installation of M5x6 screws to secure the main structure. For a smooth operation, M3 screws are essential for connecting the joints. ...To facilitate camera cable management, utilize the...

... who wants to customize it further. I've provided two versions: one with a 45-degree angle that requires supports (Cura's experimental tree type works well) and another with a 55-degree angle that printed perfectly in PETG without any supports.

I love this duct for artillery, i dont found good fanduct on PrusaPrinter, so i give one ! Good cooling and easy mounting Print the duct with PETG or ABS or ASA ! Bracket you can use PLA ;) The creator is iPa64 on thingiverse ! ...:...

I'm not a fan of the TFT screens that ship with the Artillery printers, so I decided to replace them with slick little mini12864 displays from FYSETC and BTT (FYSETC v2.1, BTT v1.0). These displays give you a control knob which I really like for...

I made the mount to also fit my quick change system (coming soon) but you can also use it with 3 M3x8mm screws: You will also need 4 M3x16mm screws and 4 M3 nuts: I added A 5015 Fan Duct but you can use any one you want, use 2 M3x8mm screws: The...

Check out the detailed guide over at 3dprintbeginner.com! Edit 2021-04-14: Drill guides updated to allow improved clamping. Just thread an M3 or M4 screw through two or three of the roller wheel holes to fasten the jig securely against the frame...

A Form to Create Four Silicone Dampers for the Stock Sidewinder Heatbed. The size of the dampers is 20mm in height and 23mm in diameter. M5 screws are required as "placeholders" and to connect the two parts together. However, Something was...

Unfortunately, my X1 from 03/2020 is no longer compatible with this build. I've completely rebuilt it using Fusion360, but its foundation remains a testament to Mww's exceptional work. I highly recommend adding an extra cable tie to the outgoing...

360° IP camera support Takes over the screws on the left side of the X1 without any change necessary. Diameter 90 Enjoy! If you wish to make changes, another theme, an idea of creation, I invite you to contact me at linuxien2694@gmail.com. ... You...

Unfortunately it doesn't fit anymore for my X1 from 03/2020. I've rebuild it completely new in Fusion360, but it is based on the great work of Mwww. I would suggest to add another cable tie to the outcoming cable (like in the picture). It's possible...

**Benötigtes Material:** 4x M5 x 10mm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- English: Unfortunately you could not slice the model "Basis_Top_v1.0.stl" with Cura anymore, because it...

I modified CastroSATT's Artillery Extruder Brace to add a simple and easily removable filament cleaner that gets the job done with ease. I carefully wrap a piece of optical grade microfiber cloth around the filament and let it sit snugly in the...

Simple support block matching the v-slot profile. Prevents destruction of the endstop if the x-gantry slams in rare user error scenarios onto it. ...:)

The model still isn't technically manifold, but I cleaned it up some using the [NetFabb Online Repair Tool](https://service.netfabb.com/), and I put a 2.8mm hole on the body, raised up 3-4mm from the original position. This was a *very* lazy...

The airflow part was much too low compared to my nozzle, so I modified the parts to raise the airflow part by 4.5 mm. ... I also removed the bl touch holder because I use another holder and I also reduced the opening of the air outlets to have a flow...

Z-Axis mount for GoPro Fixed to the right of the head support profile with M5 Screw and T-Nut -- Warning: not yet printed/tested -- (this post will be updated after my tests)

I've edited the file so it fits V4 printers by eye in OpenSCAD. The updated file is attached. Although the hole is a tad larger than ideal, it doesn't seem to have any impact. ... V4 Printers were sold starting August 2019 and feature a small reset...

My Z-Belt (the top belt) on the Sidewinder had become very loose, causing layer shift problems. I built the tensioner and now those issues are completely gone! Adjusting Tension: To adjust the tension, move the tensioner further left or right for...

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... If you found this useful, please donate what you think it is worth to my PayPal - www.paypal.me/MattABW. Help cover the time of design. Thanks, Enjoy! (edit) ...now comes in LARGE size to extend further forward and see 2 printers side by side!

A form to create four silicone dampers for the stock Sidewinder heatbed. The size of the dampers is 20mm height and 23mm diameter. M5 screws are needed as "placeholders" and to connect the two parts together, but... ...Unfortunately, something was...

My intention is to pack a power reducing the insides of the duct and also conserving a minimalistic profile. I loved this creation and in my understanding this would help far better your extrusions. Try it! ...(Bad part is that has to be glued.) Maybe...

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My goal is to make a power reducer that fits snugly inside the duct while maintaining a sleek profile. This design impressed me and seems like it would greatly improve your extrusions. Give it a try! The only drawback is that it needs to be glued in...

You can use two main configurations: Single Rail Double Rail In Single Rail configuration there are plates: 2 MGN12H Blocks 1 MGN12H Block In Double Rail configuration there are plates: 4 MGN12H Blocks 3 MGN12H Blocks 3 MGN12H Blocks Mirrored...

Cordless screwdriver with 4mm drill Jigsaw with a metal blade or something similar 1x fan design: Here for you print both STL files (Fan bracket, Fan cover) In addition, 12x screws with a size of 3x10mm are used. 2x fan design: Here you only print...

Have been wanting to remove the spool holder from the top of my X1 for a while, but still retain the stock filament runout sensor. I've also had good success with reverse bowden's on other printers, just look neat and help to improve the filament...

Whenever you mount this spool holder on your z-axis rail, it's essential to keep the ends of the pins about 1/2 apart so that they swing up and down freely. When doing so, you'll need to print a new filament runout sensor bracket. I've uploaded two...

... thanks to Motogeepie for publishing the original design in STEP format. This greatly helped me to do the modifications for the larger fan. In the same spirit I have also included a STEP file in case someone decides to do further modifications to it.

Mes pieds de mon imprimante version v4 de 2020 faisant 25.8mm de diam, j'ai juste réajuster car les v6 font 25mm imprimer avec buse .4 avec et 3 murs