ctc vibration 3d models

Anti vibration foot based on standard 40 mm squash ball. It can be mounted with one or two bolts to any alu profile. It lifts printer up by around 45 mm. ...Print settings: filament:PETG (don't use PLA, it will deform over time under mechanical stress)...

Wanted some anti-vibration pads under my Lack so I made a nice-ish looking transition for the leg to enclose a pad.The pad used can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BVEMLR4I cut the thing into shape using a chop-saw, so if you have...

Easy to print anti vibration feet for 3D-printers and other machines. These are made to fit outside/under the existing feet on the Artillery SideWinder X2. Should fit the X1 and Genius as well. And also probably a bunch of other printers. Print in...

I've been experimenting with some yellow squishy practice golf balls I had lying around, and I thought I'd put them to good use by incorporating them into my AM8 anti-vibration feet. To get started, you'll need six in total - two for the back, two...

Human-made Anti Vibration Foot Based on Standard 40 mm Squash Ball. It can be mounted with one or two bolts to any aluminum profile. It lifts the printer up by around 45 mm. ... Print settings: * Filament: PETG (do not use PLA, it will deform over...

This is a remake of another vibration damper, with a unique twist. I really liked lazzymonk's idea but wanted to customize it to fit my Graber i3 perfectly. That's why I've redrawn the entire design from scratch to fit the 6mm wide sides of my...

The vibrations generated by the printer are really unpleasant and ruin the fun when we print. At first, I wanted to make feet that fit directly under the frame of my P3 Steel, but unfortunately, there's not enough space for the middle feet because of...

I saw that Vibration Isolator Wire Mount are really expensive, going for like $476 for whatever reason. So I made one. what you will need: 1. Depending on how heavy your camera is going to be, you will need to change how thick the wire is. So...

I saw that Vibration Isolator Wire Mount are really expensive, going for like $476 for whatever reason. So I made one. what you will need: 1. Depending on how heavy your camera is going to be, you will need to change how thick the wire is. So...

We all want to turn the soundbar way up, but unfortunately, we can't because those pesky vibrations disturb the downstairs neighbors terribly, don't they? One great fix for this is to disconnect these vibes directly, thereby letting us increase the...

~ Parts ~ (The Ingredients For 1 Mount) * Base (PLA or ABS) * Top (TPU) * Base Mount (PLA or ABS) * M3 Hex Nuts * M3 x 20mm or **M3 x 25mm Cylindrical Head Cap Screws * Optional: secure mounting for Vibration Base Mounts ~ Assembly ~ (Easy Peasy) 1....

These are vibration dampening feet for the Prusa i3 MK3(S/S+), that mount directly to your printer without any modifications. You can leave the stock feet on, and slide these underneath your printer. ...As you can see in the image, there is a cavity in...

My Technics SL-D3 turntable fits perfectly on these custom pads with just over 1mm of air gap in place, suggesting they effectively reduce vibrations. I've discovered that tapping on the table produces less noise when using these pads, implying their...

Anti-vibration pads for things-that-make-noise. Designed to reduce vibrations traveling from things, into the surface they are on. Print with some flexible filament like filaflex etc. use double sided tape to fix to device, triangles pointing down.

I have been using these cheap "Whites 50 x 50 x 12mm Anti Vibration Squares" from hammerbarn (Bunnings) for a few months to help isolate the fan noise from my enclosure\desk, I just had my printer sitting on them but it was a pain when moving the...

A versatile speaker mount that securely attaches to any flat surface using a sturdy base and springs, effortlessly holding bass speakers measuring 50x30 mm in place.\r\n\r\nThis mount is ideal for enhancing cinema experiences, gaming excitement,...

An isolator ball design, specifically made for fitting onto the legs of the Printrbot Jr, is aimed at minimizing vibrations transferred to the table, floor, or shelf it rests on, thereby reducing noise produced by the printer. The design, based on...

Designed to block vibrations traveling from things into the surface they rest on. Print with a flexible filament like Filaflex, etc., and secure to devices using double-sided tape, positioning triangles downwards. A good starting point is 2mm...

My extruder is mounted on top of my enclosure so it was vibrating through the entire box and was really loud. For this application I used the soft version. I also printed some stiffer ones to set my printer on and now it is so quiet I can have it...

The Customized Vibration Dampener for Aluminum Profiles is designed to work seamlessly with the Anet A8 Bowden Upgrade. When printing, the settings include a Simplify configuration that ensures precise control over every aspect of the process. To...

... Proper documentation will be provided when four sets of these new feet are available along with photos and possibly video recordings showing the lack of sound generated by the Rigidbot both with and without its various vibration-dampening devices.

Also, for other applications where the decoupling of vibrations is required, this thing could be very useful. (For other applications, an adapter-thing could possibly be designed.) The specific spring-damping-characteristic is not provided but you...

As part of my Lack Enclosure Build for my new MK3S+ I wanted to isolate printer vibration from the table top and reduce noise. I purchased these stick-on isolation feet on Amazon (35 Durometer)....

These are parts allowing you to mount your railcore X/Y motors with vibration damper. This makes the printer significantly quieter. As an added bonus, drive pulleys are placed in double shear, taking all side force off the motor shaft. I printed all...

CTC Printer Control Panel Switcher with Three Functionality Modes

Spool holder for the CTC Bizer or the Makerbot Replicator

... your fingertips. This way, they stay organized and out of the way on your clutter-free desk. With these feet, you can provide a flat surface to attach self-adhesive rubber pads, greatly reducing noise and vibration when creating with your printer.

The print turned out well, but during rapid X-axis movements, the bed would vibrate noticeably. Upon inspection, I found that the holes through which the rods passed were excessively large, allowing excessive movement. To address this issue, I...

By doing so, the SD slot is now easily accessible and operating the printer while in use won't cause the entire printer to vibrate. Unfortunately, this left me with an unsightly hole on top of the printer. To conceal it, I designed a small cover that...

I was fed up with my CTC making a vibrating noise while switched on. I created a new design and used rubber washers on the bolts to mount it through the 20mm hole next to the pre-drilled screw holes. I had to redesign the throat at the end since I...