homemade cnc 5 axis 3d models

Just a little cap to cover the Y axis switch pcb when using D_Jespersen's belt covers.  I printed it upright because it's a small enough space to bridge. ... Snapped right on, first try.

I'm replicating an original X-axis sensor stop mount that also secures a stepper motor. ...My goal is to adapt this design for use as a camera mount.

The standard X-axis limit switch placement isn't exactly rock-solid. ...This mounting bracket adjusts the switch's position, ensuring a stable connection with the print head carriage instead.

On the end of the X-Axis there is a hole, this print can cover the 'void' ;-) I used the logo from the user manual and converted it to svg with https://www.pngtosvg.com

Roman numerals for homemade watches. ...Height 23 mm., Thickness 4 mm.

This is a basic clip that allows to mount a single 5 mm LED onto the X axis of a FlashForge Creator Pro, Dreamer, or similar printer (anything vaguely looking like a Replicator probably). When using a high performance narrow-beam LED like a Nichia...

This clip allows for mounting a single 5 mm LED onto the X axis of a FlashForge Creator Pro, Dreamer, or similar printer (anything resembling a Replicator). When using a high-performance narrow-beam LED like a Nichia NSPW500GS-K1 driven at 20 mA,...

Then I've noticed that it won't even fit the newer Fabrikator Mini V1.5, as there's a new 10mm high bracket directly on the left of the Y-axis stepper motor. This design is parameterized to optionally disable the new gap to provide a smaller bracket...

this project need a lot of screws washers and bolts from M8 to M3 the main guide lines are 2020 aluminum square pipes and 608z bearings, I have done mine in PLA and is working great (only as a plotter so far).screws:M8x16M5x12M4X12M3X8threaded rod...

When the z-height of my Prusa MK2.5S is about 30 mm, the threaded z-axis touches slightly the original "Z-axis-top-part" and when these elements touch, they generate an irritating vibrating noise while printing. So to overcome this irritating noise I...

Adjustable Z endstop holder for Prusa i3 Rework 1.5

The entire machining process unfolds in two meticulously choreographed operations; first, a three-axis dovetail precision cut on OP1, swiftly followed by the more intricate five-axis finishing pass on OP2. ...When completed, the final part is safely...

After upgrading to linear rails there was nothing to trigger the endstop so I re-designed the x-axis endstop mount. designed and oriented so that the metal clip naturally rested on the micro switch rather than against it, works in conjunction with...

... ... Begin by placing them, then start tightening the screws that hold down the guiding rails from one end, working your way along until reaching the other end. Once both sides are secure, you'll have a perfectly straight Y-axis guide railing.

... I bypassed my failed bracket from G Create and built a better model. ...My first try may have held things back. But a revised version now allows you to precisely calibrate your endstop for maximum y-axis motion. ...Version 3.0 has been upgraded.

I wanted something to hide LED cables on the Mini, but did not want to buy anything, so printed this simple U Channel. You will need to print 2 of them to fill the entire Z-Axis

... a DIY XY gantry-style 3D printer. ...The instructions are detailed and cover various steps, including printing parts, reaming holes, pressing in bearings, drilling holes, assembling the frame, leveling the X-axis, and adjusting the Y-motion.

After upgrading to linear rails there was nothing to trigger the endstop so I re-designed the x-axis endstop mount. designed and oriented so that the metal clip naturally rested on the micro switch rather than against it, works in conjunction with...

... with a fresh spin. ...I managed to snap both original pieces in two while attempting to put them together. So I turned the print orientation by 90 degrees, and that gave me significantly better stability in the crucial areas around the z-axis.

... ...No drilling just take the bottom of the printer and the 4040 extruded aluminum under the Z-axis and feed the wire through the top to the base. You can mount on the Left or right. ... SMA Cable: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07T7V333N

After several months with an ACME leadscrew and its standard nut, I am experiencing significant backlash in the Z-axis. These POM nuts are affordable (1.44€) and can be set to zero backlash. You will need two M5 bolts, two M5x25mm screws with a hex...

Made this for my modified ball screw 3018 CNC. ...Having the extra bearings distributes the load giving you more accuracy and less vibration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rue5uP9DRh0

Needed a Cover for my X-Axis Board because I had to flip the Endstop Sensor and the original Cover was too long and wouldn´t sit properly because of the Sensor and the Fan was hitting the original Cover. This was designed in Fusion 360. First attempt...

... and various sizes of M3 bolts. I needed to extend my belt for the x-axis due to the increased length added by this modification. This part is by no means perfect and just a functioning proof of concept! ...Feel free to remix suited to your needs!

Based on this mod: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4756659 Does not decrease the height along the Z axis and has technological holes for extracting magnets. ... You will need the following parts: Magnets: 5x1.8mm - 8pc 3mm ball - 4pc (if your...

The laser would be hand-driven and combined with a rotary axis for the Falkirk Assembly. This Haas indexer, controlled by dwell time, would cut all 4500 cooling holes while maintaining perpendicularity. A proxy switch could be used to rotate the...

... motor so i design my own. The First version was one solid piece of 3D printed Holder without 5mm Aluminium plates, the V2 is with 2 plates of 5mm aluminium on top and bottom.More info you can find here: https://kf-designs.com/2018/12/29/cnc-project/

To secure my 15x30 drag chain to the Y gantry plates on the OX CNC, I devised a solution that leverages the existing holes for the support beam. Two additional holes were drilled in for a zip tie to provide strain relief. ...This setup utilizes the...

Homemade Cleat Wedge for Look. 1 degree cleat wedge. ... Compatible with look and shimano 3 hole systems.

I have built a bearing block for backlash-free spindle nuts (Anti Backlash) for the Y Axis, in addition to my remix of the [bearing block for the floating bearing of the Y-axis](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4118050). This makes it simple to...