ctc vibration 3d models

These are just a remix of the original Prusa Anti-Vibration feet by Alexander designed to fit over the rubber feet on the CR-10 Smart Pro, may also work for the CR6-SE and CR-10 Smart but I cannot confirm.

The K8200's endstop switches can sometimes trigger during a print due to excessive vibration, particularly during small perimeter zig-zag filling or hexagonal infill at high speeds. This misaligns subsequent layers and often ruins the print. The X...

I think you can figure out the rest from there lol As good as a vibration damper as this is, I cut down one of those foam inserts (the kind you attach together to use on the floor) to put under it all, and it gives it that little extra quiet that I...

I was using one of the other anti vibration pads but they kept falling off, and I keep losing them. This design uses the main screw to keep it all in place but requires a 5mm hex tool to remove the screw, but it takes less then 5 minutes to...

This CAD model represents the RF-545 dual vibration motor, utilized in massage chairs for delivering intense vibrations. Key specifications include a Motor Diameter of approximately 36mm and a Body Length of about 50mm. The Output Shaft measures...

... Keep it thin enough to serve its purpose effectively. Print with adequate walls to seal any open spots (infill) within the vibration wall. ...If using a flat top, use moderate infill (20-30%) to allow shells to provide necessary strength.

I've remixed the popular CR-10 20x40 V-slot vibration dampening feet by Anzymanz, this time using the V-slot rails for a secure fit. The updated design now incorporates racquetballs instead of tennis balls or dog balls, which are smaller and more...

The bottom part is a spring that reduces any other vibrations that get past the ball isolator. It also has holders for a coil spring to take some of the weight of a heavier machine. I have also noticed since using these my registration has been...

Note that the dampener on the pictures has undergone significant updates with a cutout for airflow, which is now included in the .stl and .3MF files. This design is specifically crafted to minimize the vibrations of a WD My Book external hard drive.

I figured out that the holes where the y-rods connect with the frame were just a little bit too large and therefore made annoying noises (vibrating). So I made adjustments to eliminate that. Measure your rod diameter and choose the right size so it...

Miija m365 vibration dampener part, no caps, no supports needed. Print thin layers with a thickness of 0.4mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, or 1.0mm using a nozzle size of at least 0.4mm. For thinner layers of 0.2mm, print with a nozzle size of 0.2mm or less. ...This...

Each design is tailored to meet specific needs: * Small: Height = 34.5mm - Ideal for eliminating vibrations in one direction (X or Y) * Medium: Height = 59mm - Designed to eliminate vibrations in two directions (X and Y) * Large: Height = 202mm -...

Anti-shake mount for a 92mm fan on a Peltier cooler assembly employs anti-vibration rubber shock absorbers typically used to stabilize cameras in 250-size quadcopters. Secures to a flat surface using adhesive foam mounting tape. ... Onshape link:...

Vibration Dampeners for Snapmaker V1 Printers Come in Four: One for Each Leg. While Not Extremely Effective at Noise Reduction, They Do Help Reduce Ghosting and Ringing Issues. Mount Them at a 45-Degree Angle to the Printer's Mount Edges for Optimal...

The Stuva backwall will vibrate loudly and create a racket when the printer moves rapidly if these crucial components are absent. Simply print side pieces two to four times and top or bottom pieces four to six times, then insert them into the gap...

Upon finding printable vibration dampeners online, an idea struck me - creating custom dampeners. Although these cause slight wobbling, their purpose is to eliminate the soundbox effect on surfaces like tables and floors. As a work in progress, I may...

I threw together this design because I was out of O-Rings to use for vibration damping on some recent projects I'd completed. They seem to be performing well. The M3 size is available in 1mm, 2mm, and 3mm variations, which should cover most dampening...

Made this vibration dampening for a controller card. It's just a couple of "cups" with a hole for an M3 screw and a yellow ear protection foam cut to desired length. They are glued together with epoxy so the screw won't turn and the foam stays in...

Vibration dampeners designed specifically for the Anet A8 printer. Back and central units are engineered to be securely fastened between the frame and the feet of the machine. Front clamps snugly wrap around the corner, providing a secure fit. You...

Heavy duty anti-vibration feet (or simple rubber feet) for large appliances (I used them for air-conditioning units). The design caters for a M8 nut insert in the middle of the feet. The feet can be printed with flexible filament (of your choice) and...

I created this design specifically for use as feet with my Felixprinter 3, and it has the added benefit of dampening vibrations from the printer somewhat. The part was printed in black Flex, but it can also be printed in TPU. ...I ended up printing...

This is a vibration isolator designed for the Trinus 3D printer that utilizes the power of magnetic repulsion to levitate the top half, preventing vibrations from transferring to the table and floor. I also observed a noticeable reduction in harmonic...

Note that the dampener on the pictures has no cutout for airflow, but the .stl and .3MF files are updated versions with a cutout for air to pass through the hard drive enclosure. This is designed to dampen the vibrations of a WD My Book external hard...

######################################################################UPDATE: I've stopped using these vibration mounts. They do dampen the vibrations transmitted to the table, but I'm worried they might introduce distortions into the print by...

Yet another SquashBall MK3S/MK3s+ vibration Damper,I had 3 design objectives:Damp the nasty vibrations caused by the MK3;Use the Same part in all corners;Use no Tools/screws, you only need 4 cable ties (you should have some left from the KIT)Already...

Made this as vibration dampening for controller card. Its just a couple of "cups" with a hole for an M3 screw and a yellow ear protection foam cut at desired length, cleverly combined to provide optimal stability. They are securely attached together...

I design an Anti Vibration Mount component for a specific application. I create the mount's main body by drawing it from sheet metal, but due to the bending requirement of only 2 mm, it becomes impossible with 8 mm thick sheet metal. Therefore, I...

I created an accessory for my Rostock printer to reduce rod vibrations, using 5.5mm carbon fiber rods. I found springs at a local hardware store and designed printed pieces with a 21mm center-to-center distance, leaving a 33mm gap between rods. The...

I've got some of these listed in My Things that are .4mm thick, which work just fine for small oscillations but aren't quite enough for a quad that's more prone to vibrations coming from the motors to the flight controller. These thicker ones are...

...... My Prusa MK2 printer is a gem, but boy was it loud, especially in power mode - the kitchen table vibrated with the sound of the stepper motors, broadcasting them to every corner of the house. People all through the house were kept awake that night.