cr10 x axis cable chain 3d models

This modification was done on my S4, so I'm unsure about the clearances at the end of the x-axis for other models. The design doesn't require disconnecting any wires. It's large enough to hold the hot end tether, Z-probe wire, and PTFE tube. In the...

This is my take on the X Axis cable chain and necessary attachment pieces. ... The image above outlines all the parts to print and direction for assembly.

This is my take on the X Axis cable chain and necessary attachment pieces. ... The image above outlines all the parts to print and direction for assembly.

Here's a detailed guide on how to create a custom cable chain system for the CR-10S 3D printer X-axis: This is a printable part that combines several components to form a functional cable chain. The design includes a total of 28 parts, which are...

Standard Prusa X Axis Upgrade Features Improved Clearance A modified cable chain addon is designed to fit the standard Prusa X axis, enhancing clearance from the Y axis by lifting the body. The addition of a larger lock ensures better clamping...

Attach a sturdy cable chain bracket to the x-axis of your Tevo Tarantula or any similar 20x40 rail system, ensuring ample space for upper z-motor mounts. ...This universal design requires two M4 screws measuring 10mm in length and matching T-nuts for...

I'd like to thank Techwiz for creating this 20mm cable chain mount, which fits perfectly around the cabling of both extruders on my Geeetech Prusa i3x printer. The 20mm spacing in this design allows for effortless movement and secure connections to...

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I recently upgraded to the P3steel MK2 modular hotend bowden mount, but encountered an issue securing my cable chain. To resolve this problem, I designed an add-on that also accommodates 18mm proximity probe integration. ... After experimenting with...

A6 X-Axis Cable Chain Upgrade for Improved Performance and Durability.

Updated the original BQ X axis cable chain mount and ooznest X motor mount to fit together.

I designed this adapter specifically for my Ender 3, as I had to route the hotend cable and ABL on the front side of the X-axis to allow for smooth movement and prevent snagging. ...I believe it should also be compatible with CR10 models.

CR10 SE drag cable extruder mount To use with this drag cable https://www.printables.com/model/502004-ender-3-s1-pro-heated-bed-cable-chain/commentsHardward required: M3x20+ screws or be creative Imporvements are welcomed

Adapter to connect X axis motor mount (Thing 3611502) to cable chain (Thing 611593 * 150 %) Bolt to stepper motor with M3 bolts and nuts. ...Bolt to cable chain with M5 bolts +/- nuts

The Replicator 2 requires approximately 20 X Axis cable chain links that are compatible with an X connector and an 8-strand hi flex cable in terms of width. ...To assemble the chain, simply clip the links around the cable, ensuring that you reverse...

The updated configuration allows the BQ X-axis cable chain mount to seamlessly integrate with the ooznest X-motor mount. ...This fusion creates a harmonious partnership that enhances overall system performance.

For Anet A8's X & Z axis, a 3D printable cable chain is available with dimensions of 15x20 mm. ...You can find this plastic cable chain at https://www.compassdhmprojects.it/catene-rigide/825-catena-portacavi-sezione-interna-15x20-mm.html, perfect for...

Compatible with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11978 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1957193 A straightforward cable chain mount for the x-axis on the Prusa i3 Pro B, designed to work in conjunction with Jh1985's x-carriage mount. ...To prevent...

This is a C-Beam Mount designed specifically for Z-Axis Cable Chain applications.

Revamp your Replicator 1's X-axis cables with a cable chain upgrade that protects both the stepper motor and endstop cables from strain-induced damage. This DIY solution involves printing a set of cable chain mounts, including brackets for housing...

I just received my brand-new Anycubic Chiron and I've crafted this straightforward tutorial to prevent the X-Axis Cable Chain from colliding with the Hotend Connector as the carriage shifts towards the right.

This is an upgraded version of the cable-chain end for the X-Axis. ...Remove two screws from the extruder NEMA stepper motor, insert the clip into position, and reattach the screws.

Cable Chain for X Axis - A Problematic Solution Found that my own cable chain kept getting stuck on the glass bed. ...Note: This design is intended specifically for non-purge buckets; a separate remix is available for those using purge buckets.

This parts are used to attach the cable chain to the X axis of your Tevo Tarantula printer.\nYou will need pieces A and B, along with twenty-one cable chain links.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter:\nTEVO Tarantula\nRafts:\nNo Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm...

I need a longer X-Axis cable chain that is also compatible with my PiCam setup. The chain mount attached to the x-axis motor has been remixed from davbarr's design, which can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2055872. The chain mount...

I designed this addition to attach a cable chain to the Anet A2's X axis. This adapter consists of two parts: * One part connects directly to the X carriage acrylic component using one of the rear screws. I had to swap out the screw for a longer one...

X-axis cable chain brackets specifically designed for the Tevo Tarantula. They attach securely to the non-adjustable rear wheels on the X-axis rail, providing stability and support. ...The right side bracket is mounted to a single bolt, so a stop is...

... as inspiration, prompting me to combine the most effective elements into something exceptional. The only print that necessitates supports is the x-axis left chain mount assembly. ...Everything else in this design is printed at 30% infill density.

... positioned near the hot end and the other located next to the extruder stepper motor. These supports enable users to easily rotate the x-axis cable chain by 90 degrees, eliminating excessive wire bends and reducing the risk of premature breakage.

Everything stems from the original, all-powerful cable chain by jonniewhiskey here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920060 - these parts utilize standard cable chain pieces and little clip thingys that go on the other side, adding an x-axis...