hypercube evolution 3d models

... integrity is achieved through a deliberate printing strategy of 80% infill density, yielding significant increases in overall strength and rigidity. This bespoke configuration caters to the demanding specifications of my Hypercube 500 project.

I've successfully upgraded my Hypercube 3D Printer by integrating a high-powered laser cutter and engraver system. I designed and built a custom laser mount that effectively captures and redirects the smoke emitted during cutting, ensuring a clear...

For some reason, the brackets used by Tech2C in his HyperCube design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1752766) did not function properly for me. After half a year or so, they began to sag due to bent plastic from excessive heat, and the hole...

... If you're interested in building your own HyperCube, here's my design: http://www.thingiverse.com/make:272257. ...And if you'd like to see another version of the printer, I have two HyperCubes: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:406713

https://www.amazon.com/RioRand-RR-PWM-15V-Voltage-Motor-Controller/dp/B00N30UK2M Here's My HyperCube Printer http://www.thingiverse.com/make:272257 Here's another!!! I have two HyperCubes. ... <a...

I've included two versions of this bracket - one with a HyperCube logo and another that is blank. Henry Arnold might be interested in adding a retro logo to this design. Be warned: installing this bracket will push your patience to its limits due...

... to accept 5.5mm brass inserts and m3 screws. This can be changed as required within the step file before printing. I remixed this case to use it with my Octoprint/Mks sBase enabled Hypercube and has had the mount updated to align to 2020 extrusion.

I am building a Hypercube. The existing Y idler looked to me to be a very weak part and the belt would put a lot of stress on it. I have redesigned it to make it stronger. Designed to be bolted to the 2020 using 2 M5x10 screws. Use 2 washers for each...

As I'm building my Hypercube right now, I bought my leadscrew from a German seller - so I got a different nut than the usual ones you get from China. I purchased this nut...

Working on a dual hotend mount for my hypercube, used for printing infill. Found no suitable version that allows easy alignment of the hotends. So, I created this one myself. I've positioned my fan at the back, as shown in [My...

I have not printed these and tried them out, but I designed these for a future build of the HyperCube model. For the total build you need 16 Normal brackets and the special brackets I designed. They should work with the Tech2C parts. If you print...

I chose to use a Teflon sleeve on the Hypercube 300's X axis, as my carbon rods were not perfectly even and consistently binding against the stock bushing. The design takes advantage of the IGUS 10mm bush sleeve compatibility, which offers improved...

I have designed a custom mount for the E3D Titan, specifically tailored to fit the HyperCube CoreXY 3D printer with a DC42 IR probe installed. The main mounts feature M3 threaded 4mm knurled inserts for added durability. For this design, I recommend...

This is a custom Filament Holder designed for my HyperCube printer. The holder's unique design allows me to seamlessly integrate it into my printer's interior. It can be mounted securely on the 2020 extrusion using three precision-crafted 5mm screws,...

I strive to make it more visually appealing.(Version 2)\nComponents required for one assembly (Version 2):\n16T GT2 pulley with teeth for 3mm axis (1 unit) 16T GT2 pulley without teeth for 3mm axis (1 unit) M3x20mm Head cap screws for the clamps (4...

I found an awesome display holder from cdl1701, but it didn't fit together just right on my Hypercube Evo. So I downloaded the files and remade the fittings to make it sit perfectly on my machine. I also made the screen size a little smaller to give...

This compact masterpiece takes its place among the most diminutive carriages available for the Hypercube 300. When mounted at standard height or utilizing E3D methods, the offset proves to be approximately 1mm - though my personal experience with...

This is a Hypercube X-Carriage Upgrade for Lm10uu Bearings, ideal for larger build area printers that require increased rigidity in the X-axis. Easy to print and featuring a secure hold on bearings, this upgrade is a must-have for any printer owner...

I employed this sensor https://www.ebay.com/itm/Digital-LCD-Fish-Aquarium-Water-Temperature-Thermometer-Sensor-Measuring-Instrument-New/264244496437 I documented my process for this modification here:...

More information can be found at https://github.com/pflannery/Hypercube/blob/master/auto-leveling.md. Tools: A Hex Screw driver tool kit and a Hex Nut key Socket Screw driver tool kit are recommended. ...I use sets made by E-Sky, but cheaper options...

I use `m48 p10 x100 y100 v2 e l2 to test the repeatability of the probe More info - https://github.com/pflannery/Hypercube/blob/master/auto-leveling.md Tools I use and recommend getting a Hex Screw driver tool kit and a Hex Nut key Socket Screw...

I remixed the hypercube extruder from Tech2C to mount it directly on the 2020 extrusions, making my life much easier. To enclose my entire hypercube, I increased the frame height to fit the bowden tube snugly inside. This modification is a must-have...

Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/fHIDJDM10Mj Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary To close the bottom of my HyperCube printer I designed these clamps that hold a nut and bolt to fasten a 4mm plexiglass plate. This thing...

Print Settings: Printer: HyperCube Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: %20 Notes: Brackets should be printed with ABS or PETG that is resistant to heat since the power leds can reach high temps. ...How I Designed This I created...

I also decided to give it a shot on my A8, as the first bowden extruder I used with it (converted from the original direct extruder) had problems gripping some filaments and the geared extruder I tested with it (originally built for a Hypercube...

One of the key objectives for the Hypercube 300 design is to minimize the mass of the CoreXY mechanism so it can operate at a faster pace; this is why it employs materials like carbon-fiber rods on the carriage axis. The original XY joiners in the...

It's probably not relevant to any HyperCube Evolved designs. This is a bracket for holding the bed to a 12mm smooth rod in a way that should hopefully reduce sag. It also replaces the two rear bed supports, since it extends past where the original...

 The bed is intended to sit in the frame and needs no attachment or screw holes; the weight of a quarter-inch slab of aluminum tooling plate is enough to keep it stable.bed_frame.scad includes a preview mode with a visualization of the Hypercube 300...

Print Settings Printer: Hypercube 300 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 Infill: 15% Filament: eSun PLA+ fire-engine red Notes: A few bits of M3 hardware (nuts and 12- and 25-mm screws) and an optical endstop are needed to complete assembly. The...

This is the front panel for my second Hypercube, which I've called Hypermax. Check it out: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:402396. Here are the measurements: * Front Panel: 440 wide and 71 mm high * Laterals: 316 mm wide and 71 mm high The front...