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For the current iteration, with an E3D V6 hot-end, you need to use slightly longer m2.5 screws to get enough height on the sensor to clear the nozzle. I have m2.5x25 mm in there. For assembly, you have to mount and tighten the y-carriage screws...

Fan Duct for Mankati Full Scale XT Plus with Dual E3DV6 hotends After equipping my Mankati Fullscale XT Plus 3D printer with two E3D-V6 hotends, the original Mankati fan duct that was far from ideal no longer fit, so I designed a new one. This fan...

You will find the extruder following this link to the E3D Hemera 24V. Use it and have fun. To cool the hotend I used a <a href="https://www.amazon.de/L%C3%BCfter-40x40x20mm-21dBA-Sunon-EB40202S2-999/dp/B00MNJD8BE">Sunon Maglev 40x40x20 fan</a>. ...

two .max files included Standart materials and Corona materials one file Cinema 4D (R21) with default materials original file format – .max2015 In formats c4d, 3ds, obj, fbx, e3d – model exported to standard materials (textures), not contain Corona...

-Changed square nuts to twist-tee nuts for added rigidity -Masked the electronics acrylic with vinyl -E3D V6 all metal hot end -All metal filament drive -Custom Marlin 1.1.9 firmware for z-axis offset, auto mesh leveling and steps/mm for all axes...

My printer has an e3D v6 hot end upgrade but is otherwise stock. Post-Printing After printing, I removed the brim. Then, I sanded with 220 grit sandpaper to smooth all faces and edges. Following that, I used small amounts of acetone on a rag to...

3D Printer Features: Features Genuine E3D V6 Hotend and Graphic Controller at an Unbeatable Price Point of $350. Modular Construction Means You Can Adjust the Size by Adding or Removing Modules. More Area Inside the Printer is Usable for Printing...

Anyways __BLTouch Probe Offset__ X - (-26.5) Y - 12.5 Notable changes: - BMG height adjusted to not need E3D Extension Collet - Cabling hole on BLTouch mount widened to fit Molex Micro-Fit Jr plugs on the Pico Hybrid for easier cable management -...

This is a highly detailed 3d model of F1 Williams FW42 from 2019 A 3d model of such detail is ideal for creating close-up renders, making it suitable even for the smallest and most intricate elements A hi-poly model ensures seamless performance...

Credit is due to 58webbing Since I fitted my Hexagon hotend, I've been developing a compact fan duct design that can be adapted for various hotends, including the E3D. This design fits flawlessly with the Hexagon, as evident from the images provided,...

It also requires the parts found in the DSE kit (namely, the special E3D heatsink). The carriage plates need to be used on top of a Mini V-wheel gantry plate to ensure the belt is flush with the assembly. You could just extrude the plate a bit more...

Although a printer is never fully feature complete, I think I've tweaked some parts for the better: * Rigid mounting brackets increase stability * A Z Endstop that doesn't need adjustment before every print * Belt Tensioner for X and Y Axis * Snap...

I plan to upload a version for the e3d plastic push fits as soon as possible. - The mainbody is designed to fit the reprap.me MK8 drive gear with an effective diameter of 6,7mm. Many MK8 drive gears claim to have 7mm, but I don't know if they work...

My extruder carriage features a Greg Wade extruder coupled with an E3D V6 hotend, and each side proudly hosts two fan mounts to keep the hotend running at optimal temperatures. Now, for those who want to replicate my build, I have listed the...

Recently bought a Xinkebot Orca 3 IDEX 3D printer.Although I was really impressed by the build quality, visuals and construction, I was not as happy with some decisions regarding the extruder and hot-end design.&nbsp;Therefore I added and redesigned...

Specifications: Build plate: 18" diameter x 12" height E3D Volcano Hotend (future upgrade to dual extrusion) 20" Carbon arms with Traxxas ball ends 8mm Chrome rods for the rails 1.5" 8020 Aluminum T-Slot Extrusion Frame The build plate was initially...

I've decided to prusify my Anet A6 printer. I've decided to change my x-axis to be just like in original Prusa(there is no better solution obviously). But in order to do that I had to also modify my z-axis, because distance between smooth rod and...

Buildvolume 150x150x200; laser cuttable on a 400x300mm laser cutter Backstory: Basically this is the end result of me constantly updating my printer: 2011 - reprap huxley kit form eMaker 2012 - update stepper drivers and 2560 Atmega 2013 - updated...

HOUSING SIZE:Measuring approximately 200x200x250mm in size CONTROLLER:A powerful combination of the Arduino Mega2560 and RAMPS1.4, along with four A4988 drivers LCD:Utilizing a smart controller for seamless operation POWER SUPPLY:A reliable 12V 5A...

With the gasket it holds pressure a bit longer....but it's a bit scary, but the pressure does dissapate :) .stl files include the adapter and an optional gasket. So far, it makes seltzer! Print Settings Printer: ANET AM8 with E3D V6 clone Rafts: No...

My printer now features an E3D v6 hotend, requiring a bit of persuasion to fit into the extruder. If it causes problems in the future, I may need to replace this part. Regarding the extruder, the smaller gear was reworked to move the nut closer to...

Otherwise, I was very happy with the results!Printer:Prusa MK2.5S with MMU2STextured bed0.4 mm E3D Nozzle X V6Components:Lampshade (DecoV1)PETG (rPETG from Filamentive)Ensure vertical shell thickness is turned on!Printed at 0.35 mm layersModified...

The MacuBo design is definitely the best pill cutter I've tried - other cutters tend to crush or cut wonky on occasion. Hope this remix helps someone else. Print Settings Printer: AM8 rat-rig w/E3D V6 clone bowden all/metal hotend) Rafts: No...

Well, so have I and now when I run out of bungs, I can use these caps to either seal or ferment in...when I lose the metal cap :) Designed to have room for a lid seal - TPU .stl included for a plain cap and for one with a .25 inch hole which is...

I even managed to keep the 3 screws "slide in" mechanic of the stock toolhead.Be aware, that you cant use the stock hotends with HeroMe because of the big size of the hotends not fitting the base of the HeroMe System.I build my Printhead with a E3D...

Required parts for the X axis: 4x MF126 bearing 1x 608Z bearing 2x headless screw M4x25 M3, M4, M6 screws and nuts 2x Hall Endstops & magnet Required parts for the direct extruder: Hobb-Goblin von E3D bearing 624-2Z Spring 2x Fan...

That really works perfectly!There are two sizes: A smaller one for up to 19 bits and a larger one for up to 37 bits.See also my hex nozzle sheath 19 with the same gripping mechanismPS: I only recognized afterwards that mark2 had quite the same idea...

For my I3 E3d V6 hotend mount and cooling kit with BLTouch support, previously included here but now its own Thing, see: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5189474. The TFT35 v3.0 swivel mount seen in the pic and that I use, is at:...

... result from using these parts. Edit: Another user asked for a 4-spoke version, so I've uploaded the STL/STEP files for it. Printer Settings: Printer: XYZ da Vinci 1.0, E3D V6, borosilicate bed Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100%

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 B with E3D v6 bowden Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 25 Notes: I printed one in ABS using a 0.4mm nozzle and two perimeters. Before lubricating the linear rod, slide it a few times in and out until...