ctc bizer upgrade 3d models

I built this mounting bracket specifically to fit snugly into the front corner of my CTC 3D printer, using durable 3M double-sided tape for secure adhesion. Designed to sit seamlessly in the corner, it creates a flat surface angled at precisely 45...

The press-fit connection works well with the CTC i3 pro b extruder flange. Although it might not provide as much airflow as larger ducts, it functions adequately. At least, it looks great! To build this cooling duct, you'll need: - A 40mm fan,...

I optimized and tailored the MK8 CTC silicone mold designed by atriOo for seamless SLA printing on my photon. I carefully hollowed out the design, strategically added suction prevention holes to prevent warping, incorporated functional drain holes...

I possess a CTC Dual 3D printer and rarely utilize the second extruder, only for initial testing purposes. This secondary extruder, accompanied by its cables, contributes significantly to increased vibrations and complications during maintenance...

Here is a simple mount for the BLTouch or 3D touch for the CTC i3 Prusa clone. This mount fits over the small plastic spacers that normally sit between the heatsink and fan on the stock extruder. As well as the mount itself, you will also want to...

This part is a cooler I've been running on my CTC printer for quite some time now. It relies on a 30mm radial fan for enhanced cooling and is simply secured to the extruder carriage of the printer. You'll need a fan, naturally, as well as three...

Here's a front-mounted LCD mount for a CTC Prusa i3. This fits the one I purchased in 2017, so there could be tolerance variables with different year models because who knows the level of quality control/consistency the company has. I designed it to...

... other end is securely fastened to the base using approximately 14 chain links, which are packed tightly with six cables but still fit comfortably. This design will also work on other printers, but the wooden table of my CTC makes drilling a breeze.

For everyone using a CTC, I highly recommend investing in an affordable Nut spinner set - it has greatly simplified tightening tasks. A 5.5 mm Nut spinner is specifically necessary for those tiny nuts used on all 3 mm bolts. ... How This Design Was...

This remix aims to fix that problem on CTC Creator and Flashforge Creator machines. It has extended upper clearance by 1-1.5mm and recessed the vent outlet by 1.5mm. Installation is simple - flip fans for air intake, slide the ducts onto the frame...

There is no cooling fan on the CTC by default, which is problematic for PLA... I had a big power supply fan so I just build this one You can put on the front, the left and the right this fan mount You just need 4 Screws + Bolts to mount it 2 of...

... Attaching to the Upper Hole. Print Settings: CTC DIY 3D Printer Rafts: Not Necessary Supports: Irrelevant Resolution: Set at 0.2 Infill Percentage: Optimize at 35% Notes: First Layer Height Can Be Adjusted to 0.26 for Optimal Printing Results.

The CTC printer lacks a cooling fan by default, causing issues for PLA prints. I resolved this by adding my own large power supply fan to the design. Mounting the fan is straightforward, as you can place it on the front, left or right side using the...

This design is specifically tailored to accommodate the CTC DUAL. Included are the .STL and FreeCAD files. The Jig hooks over one x-axis rail with three holes, 3mm by 2mm, for magnets to securely grip the other x-axis arm. The Dial Gauge utilized...

The printer I'm using is the CTC i3 Prusa clone, which offers impressive performance at an affordable price. Installing this setup is relatively straightforward. However, I didn't design the air duct itself; I couldn't find its original source,...

I designed these corner joints specifically for assembling the hood of my CTC 3D printer. I deliberately omitted drawing holes into them since their size depends heavily on the diameter of the bolts you plan to use. You will need to drill them as you...

I required a more substantial Z-Axis bracket for my China-made Prusa I3 (CTC) to eliminate vibrations, necessitating a larger hole at the lead screw's end. The original parts were crafted from approximately 5mm thick plywood. This new design needed...

This is a remix of [Cable Drag Chain 10x20 mm for R-CNC (Universal)](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2832548) I made these to fit my 10x20 drag chain onto my CTC Prusa i3 DIY printer. The design is similar to this one on Amazon. Nothing fancy...

Fixation for the cables of the heatbed on your CTC A8 printer. This versatile printer is also known as A6, A8, DIY i3, or other variants. Inspect the locations of the heatbed screws to ensure a precise fit with your specific model. There are two...

(See the last picture.) As GeraldO says - The strain on the X-axis cables of the CTC/Flashforge/Replicator printers has been documented to cause the endstop cable and/or the X Stepper motor cable to break and potentially cause a fatal short, often...

My main objectives were: - to avoid printing printer parts again with a chain end on them - not to waste any space on the axes - to eliminate 'wobbly' components This design reaches up to Y=189, even when I remove the top left CTC badge because its...

Many owners discover that their CTC Dual Printer's Heated Build Platform is poorly calibrated. The HBP is based on the Replicator HBP design but has a tweaked PCB layout to fit a large thermistor or SMD part. In many cases, the actual temperature...

I wanted to print on a glass plate using my CTC Dual since I had torn the pre-installed Kapton tape on the aluminum heated bed. I liked 4KoeTTer's design but living in the US made it hard for me to get the Metric picture frame glass he designed for....

This model is a significant upgrade from the original, available at http://www.prusa3d.com/wp-content/uploads/i3-antivib.zip, featuring a lighter design with an added spring for enhanced stability.\r\n\r\nI've successfully implemented it on my own...

Print Settings: Printer: CTC i3 Rafts: Not Required Supports: No Support Needed Infill: A recommended 15% or higher infill setting ensures optimal print quality and minimizes pillowing. Notes: To ensure a successful print, pay close attention to...

This is my way to mount e3d Chimera hotend to original CTC (Replicator 1 clone) XY carriage. This design allows you to easy assemble/disassemble hotend in case of any issues or maintenance. From hardware, you will need some M3 screws to connect...

However, mounting various other designs just didn't fit the CTC Makerbot Clone, so I came up with one that works perfectly. Trying to attach a DTI external to the extruders wasn't feasible for me. Therefore, replacing the extruder heads with a beam...

... without a raft. Work in progress, more features coming soon. Standalone version available now - greetings! Here are my printing settings for reference: * Printer: CTC Dual * Rafts: None * Supports: No * Resolution: 0.3mm * Infill: Minimum of 20%

I'm really pleased with my e3d V6 carriage mount for duplicator / ctc setup - it's been working fantastically well so far. One of the main benefits is that the motor & drive block isn't sitting behind the heatsink, which means it stays cooler...

the screw thread and the locking ring are a fixed size for the CTC replicator dual 3D Printer spool holes. I have just recieved a different size spool of abs with a 29mm hole in the middle and it did not fit any of my spool holders so.... redesign...