core x y printer 3d models

I made a straightforward remix of the X/Y pulleys for a GT2 belt on the Cyclone PCB Factory. I re-created the exact same pulleys in OpenSCAD, tweaking the captive nuts so they fit snugly without needing any soldering iron assistance like the original...

... crafted formula. ...The equation y = x^2 is more than just a straightforward parabolic curve; it embodies the underlying principles of geometry and algebra, revealing the intricate relationships between variables and constants that govern our universe.

This X-Y axis (2 DOF) CNC base is constructed with heavy duty materials, featuring all necessary real-life attachments. The thoughtfully selected components guarantee a low center of gravity and high moment of inertia for enhanced stability. ...It...

This resolves the X/Y Axis problem on the K8400 - After tensioning the belts, tighten the screws. The 8mm rod should be able to move slightly within it beforehand - If this is not the case then file with an 8mm drill bit. One clip is sufficient at...

... the issue, I considered shifting the servo in different directions to test various positions. You can see the outcome in the accompanying photo - two adjustable plates that move along the X and Y axes, allowing for precise servo positioning.

The X-Y-Z Machine Prototype is an innovative invention designed to streamline and optimize tasks in various industries. This cutting-edge technology showcases the potential for increased efficiency and productivity, paving the way for a new era of...

A printable paper sheet aids in checking X/Y steps per millimeter settings. With 12 lines at 0.5-degree increments, alignment precision isn't crucial; just tape within six degrees of square. Position the non-test axis until you find a parallel line...

One thing leads to another and I remade the X carriage and the Y slide parts, replacing the 608 bearing for 3d printed ones, but you will need a 6mm smooth rod where the 3d printed idlers will spin on, a screw will chew them in no time. ... I used...

... - not really - it's also aligned on all 4 bed corners with respect to the printing nozzle. But it's called "leveling the bed." The rod alignment process is often called "leveling the X-Y rods." Leave some comments and pictures if you make one!

The MicroCube X-Plus hybrid printer retains the core concept of its predecessor but has undergone significant refinements. The name "MicroCube X-Plus" signifies a derivative of the original design, indicating that it is an evolved version while...

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4UZ7URQ9uo&list=PLCDpy2gVXIMR9m6dO9uIaVKWdWqS4zhqB My Marlin Configuration.h can be found here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tobyrobb/X-Y-Plotter-/master/Configuration.h To build one, you'll need: *...

This will replace the 4 Y Axis bearing blocks as well as the 3 X axis bearing blocks in an Anet A8. It should work for any linear bearing installation that uses LM8UU linear bearings inside an SCS8UU housing. I made these for my Anet A8, which had...

This stereo microphone bar was specifically designed to securely hold clip-on lavalier microphones in either ORTF configuration or X-Y positioning, allowing for precise control over sound capture. It was originally tailored to accommodate cardioid...

The Upgrade to the Y and X Axis Modification Integrates the Y Axis Bearing Rod into the Stepper Motor Bracket, Providing an Extra 25mm of Space for Y Axis Travel. This modification also spaces out the X axis by a further 20mm. Additional spaces can...

The Prusa i3 MK2 Frame features a carriage-Y component in its 3D printer design, enhancing its functionality and versatility.

The Ultimaker X/Y rods' bearings should fit snugly into the wooden frame without protruding; otherwise, they may cause drag and printing difficulties at high speeds. To resolve this issue, utilize a custom-designed tool that assists in evenly pushing...

WARNING: To make sure you're looking at the latest version of our files and documentation, we strongly recommend that you navigate to the Official Project Page. V-Core 3 The V-Core 3 is a premium DIY kit for a CoreXY 3D Printer with no compromises. ...

I required an 8mm adaptation for the Y axis on the ForkLIFT printer, thus I crafted one using my limited 3D design expertise.

Created a Y-Axis test model for Creality CR-30 Hoping to make good use of the bridging on the belt printer to create unique, long picture frames

This is a Y Axis Endstop Switch Holder for the Qimi 3D Printer. ... Print Settings: Printer: K800 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100% Notes: To ensure optimal printing, maintain a speed of under 60mm/s.

A straightforward design for a Core XY printer's feet that's easy to print and assemble. You can secure it using M3 or M4 screws and T-nuts for stability. This versatile component can also be integrated into any 2020 extrusion frame. ...Three height...

Replaces the original y-endstop, which robs you of a couple of mm in y-travel even when set all the way back. Instead, this mounts directly to the top extrusion of the inner frame (see picture), allowing you to move it way back. ... Note that, if...

I've incorporated a tension pulley option into my printer configuration, which should resolve the problem of the belt vibrating excessively during operation.

Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa I3 Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: .3 Infill: 15 Notes: My machine had no issues with bridging this part, which was approximately a 3-4" bridge. If you're unsure, it's recommended to enable...

... using two M5x10mm screws and tee nuts. To prevent damage, I used spacers between the case and the rail, as my controller was also mounted in that location. Print Settings: Printer: D-Bot Core XY Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100%

The aim of this trial is to examine alternative pinion systems for replacing belts on both my printer and CNC machine. ...For further information, please watch this video: http://youtu.be/mIUsaCh-6oU.

To build it, you'll need to have a 3D printer, the Prusa i3, a few standard components like a 626 bearing and some printed parts, an M4-30 screw, and its corresponding nut. The settings used on this project are as follows: Print Brand: RepRap...

The x-carriage is a key component of the Ormerod 3D printer, manufactured by RapRepPro.

I've modified the Y carriage to include a lower plate, which allows for more precise adjustment of the rollers and makes the entire carriage stiffer. The bracket is attached directly underneath, eliminating the need for nuts. It's screwed directly...

These two files enable a greatly expanded Y-axis version of the Daemon 3D printer, boosting Y travel by 50mm - that's the maximum I was able to achieve without compromising print quality. To use these files, your printer will require a minimum print...