cnc 3018 x axis upgrade 3d models

To increase the print area on my Solidoodle 2 Z-axis, I've raised it to 9 inches currently. ...I believe there is potential for an additional inch if I further adjust the build platform.

... The genius Taurus Y axis: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3269389 I built it with this super MGN12 solution: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3847800 It probably works with LM8UU bearings too, but I haven't tried it that way. ... Blog Instagram

Since I didn't have screw-on pulleys, I created this new bracket to upgrade the existing one. The bracket relocates the NEMA 17 motor about 8mm further to the right (viewed from the front), so you won't need a new pulley. The design uploaded was...

Upgraded carriage to use with the standard hardware for the 3018_pro CNC when installing the 500W spindle from banggood:...

The innovative Taurus Y axis: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3269389 I assembled it with this high-performance MGN12 solution: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3847800 It likely functions with LM8UU bearings too, but I haven't tested it that...

This is the finaly upgrade for prusa i3 printers. I've started by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1140733 , and i've edit about all components (little modify, but essential). ... For mount: - Trapezoidal screw 8x2 (x2) Thing is in works in...

This marks the ultimate upgrade for Prusa I3 printers. I began with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1140733 , then thoroughly revamped all components, making key modifications where necessary. ... For the mount: - Eight by two trapezoidal screws...

I've added a glass bed on top of my aluminum heat bed, as well as a silicon heater, which made the y-axis extremely heavy. To counteract this weight, I utilized some 12mm linear rails and LM12UU linear bearings for support. ... The design is tailored...

An improvement to the stock idler. ...The stock idlers on the Y axis are kind of a pain to adjust or disassemble. I designed these to mount on the 2020 extrusion right over the stock mounting point.. ...It's a simple, self-registering design.

pop-in improvement for Artillery printer Z (vertical) axis - reduces some of the slop. Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4444589 - I have removed the GENIUS legend from the exterior by request in the comments as this part is also...

An enhancement is provided for the z-axis adjustment screw, ensuring it remains stable and doesn't loosen due to the locking nut addition. The required components are as follows: 1 M4 locking nut, 1 M4 regular nut, a 12cm M4 threaded rod, and super...

The assembly demonstrates a stable, accurate design for the Z-axis. It utilizes 3mm thick carbon fiber plates, MGN12 linear guides, and bottom-mount motors. For optimal performance, it's recommended to have separate Z motors on each side. ...The next...

The Z-axis upgrade resulted in cable slack dragging through my print, causing step loss due to incorrect positioning. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Rafts: Doesn't Matter ...

This creation was designed using Tinkercad's user-friendly interface. ...Make adjustments to it directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/d8x54rraEWZ.

Intructions: Print it as is, 2 times, no support required, Manipulate the lead screw until it move freely on both axis. scew it on the rod, it can be difficult, take your time Use the 4 artillery screws to attach the part to the Z axis. ... If...

They were visibly sagging - so I upgraded them to 12mm units. These parts are engineered to exceptionally high standards of precision. Print them using ABS, with an infill ratio of 80%. You will need to enclose your printer to prevent the parts from...

A right angle can be used as an aid. Tighten the upper M3 screws into the profile when you are satisfied.You are finished.If the printer now makes a noise when the Z-axis is moved, check again that the Z-axis is at a right angle. If it is, the...

Following Mikehu's suggestion, I devised an improvement for the Z-axis that might be beneficial for some users. Instead of utilizing two rods per side, this modification employs four, with the additional two positioned slightly off from the first...

I stiffened the Y-axis adjuster to make it more solid...it snapped twice during printing of really nice parts, and in both instances, it cracked right at the rear hook section...so I reinforced that area...and now it's functioning perfectly... will...

revised the Y axis adjuster a bit to be more sturdy... i had it break twice with really good prints...both broke in the same spot, right at the rear hook portion...so i beefed it up a bit... worked like a charm... will post a photo as soon as i...

Upgrade for Prusa I3 R2 by NicolaP, Italy RepRap http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?359,669423 Design Fusion360 It's possible not to use antiwobble, but if the trapezoidal bars are a little twisted like mine, it's advisable to install the antiwobble...

Upgrade for Prusa I3 R2 by NicolaP, Italy RepRap. http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?359,669423. Design Fusion360. You can choose not to use antiwobble, but if the trapezoidal bars are a little twisted like mine, it's a good idea to install the...

... issue entirely. I've also taken the liberty of remixing it with a different guide on the bottom, and I'm offering both options for you to choose from. This design effectively eliminates any z-axis wobble, providing a smoother printing experience.

With this stronger Y axis made of Threaded rod this is no longer the case. It also helps eliminate vibrations. 4x pieces of 7 1/4" long 8mm or 5/16" diameter threaded rod are needed. 20 Nuts that match the fit of your 7 1/4" long threaded rod must...

Extend your y-axis to 150mm! All you need is two 8mm 10" rods and a longer GT2 belt, both of which can be found on eBay for less than $20 total. This idea was inspired by nucgloworm's model. This cannot be printed on the Printrbot Play since the...

... mounted it on my 3018 pro yet. Still waiting for parts. ** I'll add a picture of the assembled unit once everything is ready.** Additional planned z-axis upgrades: - add bushing to z-axis lead screw - dual shaft z-axis stepper to attach a handwheel

This was entirely inspired by Myfordboy's Z axis idea, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2569379. Full explanation in the TXT file of what each part is and why. Links to all parts are in the TXT file. Basically the same principle but I changed the...

The new mounts include the display spacers required for this dual lead screw conversion, so it is not required to print the ones from the original upgrade kit. The files are included here, but just in case you want a version without spacers you will...

... first attemp. I filed the hole until the screw would go in and out in perfect 90º from the surface. You will have to really turn tight those 4 x M3 10mm screws. ... I still didn't use the printer enough to know if this was a good or a bad idea.

I used a 16 mm (0.62992 Inches) outer diameter water tube , and my vacuum head is 31mm (1.22047 Inches)in diameter. Use a powerful vacuum for long tubes . Print side ways for maximum strength . ... you will need 4 M3*18mm screws and M3...