gt2 belt joining jig by 3d models

I designed a better clamping piece for GT2 belt at the heatbed location. To level the belt, use the distance piece along with some washers or print your own custom distance piece. The original distance piece is 4.5 mm thick, but you can choose from...

A simple tensioner for a GT2 belt I designed for my Delta printer. This attaches to the belt, and moves with it. Obviously (!?), attach it to the belt at a location which won't go through a pulley or interfere with some other part. Uses a 14mm (or...

For securing two GT2 2mm pitch timing belts together seamlessly. This introduces a purpose-built 6mm screw hole specifically designed to interface perfectly with t-slot rails on the Cobblebot system, expanding compatibility to encompass all...

This is a GT2 X 6mm wide timing belt designed to be printed out of TPU. It has no tension members, so it does stretch, but it works and could get you out of a tight spot. The length is roughly .5m long, and you will need a 200mm bed to print it. I...

One heavy-duty Paralayzer GT-2 transmission belt is included, along with one M3 by 10mm bolt.

SummaryA tensioner for GT2 belts I built for my Delta printer is surprisingly simple to design. It attaches directly to the belt and moves with it, making it essential to attach it at a point where it won't interfere with other parts or pass through...

Hi, this is a miniature and compact belt tensioner designed specifically for 3D printers. GT2 and T5 versions are available with M3 or M4 holes. ... Video to demonstrate its functionality: If you're planning to purchase from Gearbest and would like to...

Hi, this is a compact and versatile belt tensioner for 3D printers. The GT2 and T5 versions feature M3 or M4 hole options. Video demonstration available at https://youtu.be/OB963nafUdA Check out my YouTube channel in the Community tab for more...

To address my concerns, I modified the original design by incorporating a retainer that securely holds the belt's tip in place as the rest of the belt wraps around and back over it. ...This allows for a snug fit, ensuring that the clamp remains tight...

Reusable belt lock for GT2 belt instead of zip ties. Sorry for the poor printquality. I made fast 20 in row, no need to look nice, they just have to fit.</p> <p>They have a direction to print and one to use. Print with the chamfer orientated to the...

I used this to build the teeth of the belt as suggested on the forum by a member: http://cdn1.bigcommerce.com/server2300/itwgldve/product_images/uploaded_images/belt-tolerence.jpg?t=1468336699 With a for loop, I connected these teeth together at the...

People often just open a belt that accommodates any belt size.

A small box to keep my spare belts together.

Pulley System for High-Speed Belts - Requires M4 Fasteners

... with an M3 nut and bolt. (The last screenshot showcases the M3 +0.2mm.) UPDATE: I've increased the green components by 0.2mm, allowing for a slightly looser fit. ...Since I sanded down the parts to ensure a snug fit, you won't need to do the same.

Remixed from scratch, the belt clamp by KVerb has been reimagined. Due to my carriage design, workarounds were necessary, resulting in a loss of print area. The anchor is designed to accommodate M3 x 15 cap head screws (I accidentally ordered 500 of...

The Idea Was to Rotate the Main Body 90 Degrees Along the Y Axis, Resulting in a More Streamlined Design for Smaller Foot Print as the Original Would Have Continuously Gotten Clipped by the Carriage on My Rostock Mini Pro. I Successfully Reused the...

Time-Domain Timing Belt Lock Mechanism Equipped with a Visible Inspection Port

A small piece of plastic inserted between the belts and underneath the zip ties makes them work more like a circle than a flat rectangle, allowing for better belt retention. Before and after images show the clear plastic insert in the belt. ...I've...

Secure an additional nut onto the end of the screw; if desired, apply adhesive to fasten it in place, as its purpose is to distribute pressure evenly across a wider area of the belt than would be achieved by the screw alone. I implement this...

The GT2 Idler Holder for the Y-Axis of a 3D Printer is a vital component that demands precision engineering. The shaft's diameter is precisely 2.5 millimeters, while its outer dimension measures an impressive 11.5 millimeters in radius. ...At its center...

This is a basic GT-2 belt fastener. ...It requires a compact cable tie to secure it in place.

The zip ties seem to loosen up just enough to let the belt go one notch each time there is trouble. This piece of plastic goes between the belts, underneath the zip ties, and make the zip ties work more like a circle than a flat rectangle. The images...

... advantage of the space between two M3 screws that secure the two components together. You can fine-tune the adjustment flexibility by shortening or lengthening the M3 screws - just keep in mind that going too long will compromise build height.

Just a simple clip which is designed to hold a couple of bits of belt together, to stop those stray parts flapping around!

The same tensioner as found on Stratop 80 machines has been redesigned with reversed tooth positioning to offer increased clearance within the belt track.

I bought a roll of GT-2 belt that falls apart if you are not paying attention so I made this and it works very well.

Just a simple clip which is designed to hold a couple of bits of belt together, to stop those stray parts flapping around!

... Belt Holder for 3D Printer Axis Ensures Easy Installation on Geeetech Aluminum Prusa i3 Y-Axis. ...Original Stock Design Requires Unnecessary Hole Punching and Screwing onto a Mount, But This Alternative Simply Clamps onto the Desired Length of Belt.

I've developed a custom timing belt clamp, specifically tailored for 6-10mm wide belts, boasting a 2mm pitch and a central 4mm mounting hole. ...This design was initially created to meet the demands of a particular project I was working on.