ctc i3 pro 3d models

Recently I've upgraded my 3D printer from CTC i3 Pro B to a P3Steel frame variation (3mm thick steel sheet) and as having problems with tangling filament, I've designed a simple spool holder that can be made with the smallest quantity of filament...

... ...It's designed specifically for CTC/GEETECH I PRO B, with adjustable height allowing BLT touch with V6 and V6 clones. If you find this useful or like it, consider posting a photo of your print or tipping the designer. Happy printing!

The Geeetech I3 Pro W printer part i3-08 is a top plate that houses the threaded and smooth Z-axis rods with an added modification to accommodate old spinner bearings from my daughter's toy, which will be replaced later with GT2 belts and pulleys for...

This is a Simplify3D printer profile file for the Flashforge Creator Pro and its CTC clone counterpart. I've tweaked the startup script to initialize all axes while maintaining front right corner heating. Next, it purges the right side of any debris...

I chose to remove the right extruder motor since the left one is closest to the cooling fan which helps with bridging. This motor blank serves as a stand in for the unused extruder in Replicator 2 clones (Flashforge Creator Pro, CTC, Qidi Tech...

You can also find me here: http://www.twitter.com/rm2kdev Print Settings Printer: Prusa I3 Style Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 50% Post-Printing May Need Filing Depending on your printer's accuracy, this part may need some basic...

... not trivial I replace two bad fan of E3D V6 by a 50 mm FAN Transformation de mon imprimante simple extruder en double extruder . imprimante d'origine CTC3 pro modifié M8. ... je vous propose divers ventilation en fonction du ventilateur

Drag chain holder for Anycubic i3 Mega Pro. ... The i3 Mega Pro has a different extruder than the i3 Mega. I created a suitable holder for it. ... The other part is here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2860786

Work in progress. But using these now my self. Made longer version. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

Assembly help for the heating bed, nothing too crazy, you just press an M6 nut into the middle and swap everything out against the wing screw. ...// Update, now only 20mm diameter, otherwise it won't fit when the bed moves all the way forward.

Printing large objects on a big bed requires careful preparation. First, ensure your calibration is spot-on to avoid any issues during the printing process. When using PLA, it's essential to increase infill density to enhance the object's strength.

I'd like to thank schmidtm69 for his original design inspiration. Upon reviewing some of my prints, I discovered that my inductive probe was consistently colliding with the bulldog clips, resulting in unnecessary interference and wasted print area.

Just a matter of whether you're ready to take a shot, and then you can try this one.

Decided to take control of my project by creating custom bushes for the top of the Z threaded rods, as I was experiencing a slight wobble on the Z axis that needed to be addressed immediately. Made them with precision so they would fit snugly yet...

This mod utilizes your existing MK8 extruder fan to redirect airflow towards the nozzle.

I'm still working on this project, but I've started incorporating new tools into my workflow and experimenting with a longer format.

To secure the cabinet safely, you need to swap out the old wing nuts for these reliable knobs.

I don't really know what resolution is supposed to mean, but if it's strength then I guess it's 1.6 and now have fun with that =D

I've been utilizing these tray holders for some time now, and I'm excited to share that I've uploaded two distinct types of trays that are ready to be printed. These designs were carefully crafted to circumvent the tensioner and the belt itself. At...

Drag chain holder for Anycubic i3 Mega Pro.The i3 Mega Pro has a different extruder than the i3 Mega.I created a suitable holder for it.You can find the other parts herehttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2860786Print SettingsRafts:Doesn't...

I've Created a Simple One-Hand Hotbed Leveler That Fits Perfectly with My I3 Pro W Front Cover This innovative design was specifically tailored to complement the sleek lines of my I3 Pro W front cover, ensuring seamless integration and effortless...

Holder for the Toll Holes: Diameter Options: - 2.5 mm - 3.0 mm - 3.5 mm - 2.3 mm - 4.0 mm Print Settings: Printer: GEEETech i3 Pro B Rafts: Optional, Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: High (0.2 mm) Infill Percentage: 10%

Store your tools directly on your Geeetech I3 Pro B / W / X / A / C. To assemble, stow the following items: - SD card - Two screwdrivers (enclosed examples) - File (enclosed example) - Measuring stick - Cutter knife - Pen - Pincers and another pair...

This is an updated version of the Geetech i3 Pro B x-axis modification. In the original, the belt length for the x-axis is too short if you've already cut the belt during assembly like I did. As a result, before switching to a longer belt, you can...

This is a simple external MOSFET mount for the Geeetech I3 Pro acryllic printers. It attaches on the back side of the printer with the nut from the 10mm threaded rod nearest the control board. The...

A sleek and practical solution for safeguarding your Geetech i3 Pro B printer from dust and debris, this simple screen cover is designed to be easy to install and maintain. Its compact size ensures a snug fit over the printer's display screen,...

I tried several wheels before I was able to level my I3 Pro hotbed with one hand. So, I decided to make my own wheel. It's small, easy to use, and features a direction arrow for added convenience. You can find the source files here, which were...

... general ventilation to the printing area. Don't worry, it still uses those handy M3 screws and nuts from your DIY kit. I'm really proud of how these designs turned out, and I hope you'll love using them on your Geeetch I3 Pro C dual extruder!

The filament holder is designed specifically for a Geeetech I3 Pro B. It can be easily installed by simply plugging it in, or secured with screws numbered 29 and the included washer from screw number 27 that comes with the kit, along with a nut. The...