ctc prusa i3 frame 3d models

... has a cut out where the old one did not. Therefore, I needed to extend the y stop. This is for a plywood frame Prusa i3 clone. See picture for correctness. ... Print Settings Printer: Prusa I3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15

I Modify What Prusa's i3-Frame To Change The Way I Want, Including Adding A New Inventor

The Prusa i3 MK3 features an aluminum frame, specifically utilizing 6mm thickness for durability and stability in its construction.

... By following these guidelines, you'll be able to achieve high-quality prints with your Prusa Clone CTC 5MM frame using flexible filaments. ...Remember to monitor your printer's performance and make adjustments as necessary to ensure optimal results.

Extruder designed for my CTC Prusa I3 Pro B kit to replace the stock extruder. The extruder employs a ball bearing and a spring or M3 bolt to tighten the components in place. The bearing is secured by any M4 bolt/screw. Bearing: U604ZZ U-groove...

... OnShape. This is part of my CTC Prusa i3 improvements project. ...The document is public, you can make a copy and fiddle around with it https://cad.onshape.com/documents/5e8f73f8fed50f0e62fc5fa6/w/0ca1366970b3a50eaf054108/e/69e6343d4e5ed8ac84fcd08b

Installed on my Prusa I3 CTC machine. Based on an original idea from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2593423 Designed using Fusion360 software. The online version has a small notch at the top allowing wires to pass through, via the adjustment...

Yet another CTC is fan duct, I was unhappy with all the generic fan ducts for the CTC i3 printer and needed/wanted a fan duct that enclosed the print nozzle and cooled the filament faster. I based my design off the other CTC i3 fan ducts but added a...

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...

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...

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,...

The Prusa I3 Printable Frame, modeled after chocjulio66's design, has undergone enhancements to ensure a perfect fit. An additional bracing in the screw region has been incorporated for increased stability. ...Upon printing, the resulting frame exhibits...

This part needs to be rotated to ensure proper assembly on my Prusa i3 clone.

I was thoroughly unimpressed with every generic fan duct designed for the CTC i3 printer, so I decided to create a custom one that would enclose the print nozzle and rapidly cool the filament. My design drew inspiration from existing CTC i3 fan...

I carefully crafted this design to perfectly match the dimensions of my customized Prusa i3 3D printer clone.

Introducing the Prusa I3 Printable Frame, a design created using OpenSCAD and suitable for both Printrbot and Prusa I3 users. As it's my first OpenSCAD project, use with caution as it's not fully tested yet. It requires plenty of plastic and time to...

... pdf file. Just yesterday, I completed the build, and it's holding up rock solid, as you can see from the video below. This frame is an integral part of my Prusa i3 Master Rework project. ...For more of my Prusa i3 reworks, visit my Collection.

This is necessary because the original upgrade can't fit on a CTC i3 (Prusa clone) in direct drive format due to the holes being too close to the x-carriage. This new bracket solves that problem. It may or may not work with an original Geeetech...

To minimize vibration on your Prusa I3 Pro B 3D printer, you can take a few simple steps. ...One approach is to calibrate your Z-axis, ensuring that it is properly aligned and adjusted for optimal performance.

Made little simpler version. ...Easy to use. Remix from this. https://pinshape.com/items/32118-3d-printed-hictop-prusa-i3-print-table-leveling-calibration-tool Category: 3D Printer Parts

A compact tool holder for the CTC tool plus caliper and pen.

Simple frame reinforcement for Geeetech Prusa I3 Aluminum Frame, a sturdy structure that's 6mm thick. Holes are strategically designed for easy attachment of 8mm threaded rods, ensuring rock-solid stability. Each component is carefully assembled with...

The frame of my Prusa i3 Hephestos was a bit unstable, so I aimed to find a method to strengthen it without replacing too many components. With just four printed parts, two 8mmx350mm steel or aluminum rods and some adhesive you can significantly...

Users can effortlessly install a 3D Touch Mount on their Prusa I3 printer by simply drilling a custom fit into the mounting bracket. ...With this clever solution, the BL Touch sensor remains securely in place even when the extruder is detached,...

Here's My Prusa i3 Box Frame crafted using some Clonewars components and assorted parts, showcasing the frame made from "Valchromat" gray wood that measures 19mm in thickness. My printer employs smooth rods of 8mm for its movement systems, with the Y...

A fully printed frame for the Prusa i3 is being created, drawing inspiration from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:146061. Key modifications include: * Frame sections are now fully enclosed * A different style of section interlocking for alignment...

The structure of my Prusa i3 Hephestos needed a boost, so I set out to find a way to solidify it with minimal component replacement. To make a notable impact, all you need is four printed parts, two 8mmx350mm steel or aluminum rods and some...

This is an X-carriage that I basically copied the original as best I could in Fusion 360 in order to change the mounting holes for the extruder to accept the Prusa MK2s housings, E3D hotend, and mount a part cooling fan, while still using the...

I basically replicated the original X-carriage in Fusion 360, modifying the mounting holes for the extruder to accommodate Prusa MK2s housings and an E3D hotend. I also integrated a part cooling fan while still using the original heat break cooling...

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...