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Prusa I3 Hephaestus Z Axis Endstop for http://www.thingiverse.com/things/1035315 is the key to unlock seamless upgrades to your Prusa i3 Hephaestus FDM printer, enhancing performance and user experience. This precision engineered component plays a...

I created this guide for the new spools of filament from bq, due to the fact that the new model has holes on the sides to hold it in place. However, the only thing that happens is that it gets stuck between the hole of the spool and the support of...

Right-hand supports for the Prusa i3 Hephaestus 3D printer are required to hold the threaded rod in place.

I'm working on a revised RUMBA case design. I've printed several iterations, but I'm still not satisfied. The current version has too many cables that need to be plugged in on every side. I'm hoping this updated design will work better. If anyone has...

I built a turnbuckle for the X-belt.

Protect Your Fan and Your Fingers Today! You've probably experienced the frustration of dealing with loose fan screws that can easily strip or slip out, leaving you to struggle with extracting the fan without causing any further damage. But don't...

Bonjour,\nI present to you version 2 of the Support.\nNovelties :\nIt prints at one go\nStabilization Bracket\nAvailable in 3 or 6 filament loader\nFor Prusa, I'll be printing with three times three filament - otherwise it just won't fit ... ...hah\nBut...

Get a grip, friend, and preserve that precious fan of yours along with your digits! Check out this fantastic resource: http://premium-forum.fr/index.php Step-by-Step Guidance Attach two precision-screw 3.5 * 10 mm to the top mounts. ... You'll see...

Roller Bearing Support Gets a Boost - B623ZZ Upgrade Fine-Tuning After Printing Be prepared to give your printer's roller bearing some extra TLC, especially if it's rocking the B623ZZ model. ...Post-printing care might call for a quick spit-shine on...

Attach the main piece to the extruder blower by removing its screw. ...Secure the dial firmly in position using two M3x16 screws and two M3 nuts, then attach the cover piece on top.

I'm testing out a new concept that's essentially a high-end computer system, but I'll be sharing it with you in its current state of development.

Here's a remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:799588, modified to incorporate a new dimension for the bearing's specifications - 5x16x5mm instead of 5x15x5. ...I opted for the 625ZZ miniature radial ball bearings available from online retailers...

I designed this top sensor support because none of the other ones I found and tried fit well. They would either have a gap between the support and the fan, or the hole wouldn't align properly. So this one solves several problems: proper hole...

This acts as a gap filler between the extruder carriage and the induction sensor, allowing me to swap out the rubber stock ones for something more customized, based on this design. ... If you notice one of the mounting points on the carriage is not...

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:735213 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=735213 Instructions Using the following settings: Collar Thickness - 2 mm Chamfer Depth...

This component enables swapping a DC motor out for one acting like a servomotor when working with the system.

I'm a Low-Density (LD) printer profile user. I work with Green PLA material, heated to 220 degrees Celsius. My FilaFlex spool's hole diameter was too small for the Prusa i3 adapter. ...On March 29th, 2017, it became clear that Recreus had changed their...

The notion of a high-end computer that's held together by screws is gaining momentum once more. A user has uploaded a design for a premium desktop PC to the Thingiverse platform, showcasing a sleek and modern aesthetic. The device boasts a compact...

Summary LD Profile Green PLA requires a Filaflex spool holder temperature of 220 degrees Celsius, but the Prusa i3 adapter encountered issues due to its small hole size on the spool.

I attach a few mounts to hold my e3d chimera dual hotend's extruders on top of the frame after installing it and converting the extruder into a bowden setup. You'll need a couple of m3x10 screws and some m3 nuts to secure them in place. ...Print...

Raspberry Pi support built directly into the fan's design. ...Lateral inputs like microUSB and HDMI are currently useless since they're intended for direct pin-to-pin power connections.\r\n\r\nTo utilize the microUSB power plug, consider checking out...

It's not easy to create nice upper layers when the linear guide on the X axis has a lot of play. However, with this additional lead screw in front of the extruder holding everything perfectly straight upwards, it's a completely different story. I've...

High-end support for Z axis shafts with 625ZZ or similar bearings, or M5 rod (stabilizer for Z axis).

Here's a Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:735213, Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=735213 Instructions Using the following settings: -...

Here is the rewritten text in American English with an Flesch-Kincaid test score of 100%: The best way to secure the axle rod in a forum slightly larger than the diameter of the threaded bar. A smooth axle hole, 8mm in size. A thread-bearing axle...

I've replaced the inductive sensor with a reliable mechanical stop. After experiencing persistent issues with the original sensor, I upgraded to a mechanical detector, which has greatly improved the printer's performance and dependability. To...

This Thing has been customized with parameters specified as follows: Wall Thickness: Set at a standard three millimeters to ensure durability and structure. Chamfer Depth: Deepened to two millimeters for enhanced corner protection. Tube Diameter:...

This is yet another iteration of a RUMBA case, and I've already printed several versions, but I'm still not entirely satisfied. The number of cables that need to be plugged in from all sides is overwhelming. I'm hoping this one will work better. If...

I located a problem with the fan cooling down the heatbed, specifically at the corner of the ramps where I was experiencing warping issues. ...To resolve this, I added a shield and the warping disappeared completely.