e3d support

This is a Silicone Mold Sock for E3D V5 Hotend (Mounted on Anycubic I3 Mega). You need to assemble it in this way: 1 - Combine the "V5 Filled" between the "SX" and DX. There's only one way to put them together. 2 - Put all three pieces combined on...

This is part of the series of 30 exercises developed during the E3D+VET program. The aim of this Erasmus+ program is the immersion in 3D printing of VET centres (website: https://www.e3dplusvet.eu/). The model consists of 7 parts. First, there is a...

I present to you a mounting system for the renowned E3D Titan extruder. This ingenious design is engineered to seamlessly attach to Toolson's X-carriage mount, but its versatility allows it to be easily adapted to any other carriage boasting...

Designed with Thingiverse user Spauda01, renowned for their work on D-Bot printers: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001065 This design is specifically tailored for ROBO3D owners who upgraded their hot end to the E3D V6 and then discovered that the...

This compartment was engineered to cradle the tool and the 10 nozzles that came bundled with the E3D V6 and Volcano kit I purchased online. Unfortunately, I don't have images of the Volcano nozzles available for viewing at this time. Ten strong...

SummaryThis is a mount that I came up with to mount my E3D V6 Hot ends. I needed something that would allow me to adjust the elevation of each hotend relative to each other to make sure that I have the nozzle tips the same distance off the bed. You...

Be sure to take a look.\n** NEW VERSION ***\nThe initial versions of E3D V6 mounts designed for use with my Rigidbot are now available, featuring both single and dual extruder models.\nRigorous testing has proven the mount's stability and usability,...

... This base is meant to hold the E3D Cyclops, and it's currently being tested. It can also be used as a base for the Chimera, though it will require a custom fan. I'm actively working on this project right now and will be creating a fan for it soon.

The holes in the main block are designed for M6 nozzles like those for the E3D V6 and Volcano. One block has 7mm holes for nozzles that just drop in. If you prefer threaded holes as I do, the other block has 5.2mm holes that can be easily tapped. ...

I wanted to utilize the E3D extruder, but the sensors employed in the remixes only provided 4mm detection. Consequently, I was compelled to redesign the mount due to the standard Anet sensor's 8mm capability. Additionally, I incorporated a new mount...

Our submission, dubbed "BIGBOX: Evolution," is an intelligent, high-tech enclosure that seamlessly integrates with your E3D printer. Its sleek, aerodynamic profile boasts an unprecedented level of compactness, allowing for effortless transportation...

An E3D V6 Bowden carriage for an x-axis setup. It features mounts for the original Anet A8 fan and a Bltouch probe. To assemble this part, you'll need: 12 M4x8 raised countersunk screws to secure the carriage 2 M3x14 cylinder head screws for the v6...

To resolve this issue, I modified it to suit the E3D version. The wider size of the Ender 5 carriage posed a problem as it blocked the cable holder. Therefore, I created a new one from scratch and secured the cables using 1.5 mm zip ties at both top...

The latest upgrade features a dual E3D Titan Aero, accompanied by a mount for DC42's IR probe in one seamless package. This comprehensive bundle comprises multiple files, boasting mirrored brackets that serve as courtesy panels to conceal wiring,...

This is a tool head for the E3D tool changer, designed to accept a Jtech Photonics Diode Laser, specifically the 2.8W version. The design is not final yet, so modifications are still possible. To use this on your tool changer, you need to follow...

... or if I need it for my own setup, I might tackle that project. This remix is currently a release candidate, so please try it out and let me know how it works for you. It uses a 30mm fan, similar to the one that comes with the E3D v6 hotend.

This is a specialized base plate designed to support and organize an extruder nozzle.

Caution very hard to print and remove support material. ...Get the super glue ready!</p>

First things first, I want to thank you for your design support. ...It's greatly appreciated.

This is a mash-up of 2 of my fav models and needs NO SUPPORTS to print!Slava Ukraine!

This Xmas Buggy is a real stress test with large overhangs and bridge infill.No supports!

Hi, I want to share my mod of the E3D toolchanger, I had reliability issues with the tool change, so while tuning evrithing I came up with this and no more dropped tools!! (allignement of the tool/docking still important). Now I leave the printer...

Nothing remarkable happens Just display settings now Display Settings appear Printer: Tobeca 2 printer is selected Rafts are irrelevant Rafts aren't necessary Supports are unimportant Support structures don't matter Resolution: Layer resolution is...

... taken all good ideas and created my own layout from scratch. ...Feel free to use it or get inspired to design your own custom setup. Print Settings Printer Anet A8 Rafts No Supports Yes Infill 50% Notes Only supports are provided underneath the duct.

A support width of 4.5 mm adds necessary structural support without over-printing surrounding areas. Upper layer height adjusted to 8 mm guarantees precise print resolution. J-head upper layer height configured to 4.2 mm ensures smooth, even printing...

Found this incredible nozzle holder but I needed a few more nozzle diameters to be included on it. ... Print Settings Printer: Original Prusa i3 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 30

Print with the top touching the bed, no supports. Designed to be mounted with the hemera heatsink facing away from the middle prong. ... Optimized with Fusion 360 topology optimization

You don't need to stress, just use PLA or ABS with my precision cooling fan and you'll be golden. ...Print Settings: Printer: DIY Prusa I3 Rafts: None Supports: None Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 28% density

... on almost any layer setting. I've had luck with and without supports for the lid, although the pins on the lid need some cleaning with a knife to remove support. ... The "IN USE" peg requires a 0.25mm nozzle to pick up the detail of the letters.

Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and...