hypercube thingiverse 3d models

This is a bed strain relief for the Hypercube and Hypercube Evolution. Takes the strain of your heated bed solder joints thus increasing their lifespan. ... Fits any 2020 extrusion.

... found on ebay. The feet have been adapted from a design by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1264391. A modified version of my Arduino Mega mount, available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2583345, has also been incorporated into this design.

A reinterpretation of a standard 15mm bed bracket designed to facilitate seamless integration into an evolving hypercube framework.

Humans install clip-on X-rails on their Hypercube printers to optimize cable organization and reduce clutter.

Hypercube Assembly Guide for High-Performance Leadscrews Install Standard 608-Z Bearings, Featuring a 22mm Outer Diameter

Human: remixed to precisely align with the hypercube structure, utilizing the authentic files from the 3D 75 Gearing System.

A basic accessory for the Hypercube Evolution system, designed to facilitate the attachment of an electronic module baseplate.

================================================================= https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 Simple leadscrew holder to provide extra support for z-axis. The piece requires one 608zz bearing that is pushed into the center. The...

I used the design from this holder https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1876861 as a starting point, modified it for my new X-axis carriage, and made sure it's compatible with ABS printing materials. ...Next week is when I'll be checking in again, but...

Takes the strain of your heated bed solder joints thus increasing their lifespan. Fits any 2020 extrusion. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary This is a bed strain relief for the Hypercube and Hypercube Evolution. ...Takes the strain of...

The fan opening is 20mm x 15mm and should fit a 50mm radial fan - I designed it so that I could use this thing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:271875 but also included a quick solid nozzle design that's still untested. ...As for the inductive sensor,...

... of the probe to the X carriage of the HyperCube 3D printer. For more related content on customized HyperCube 3D printer builds, see Other things related to my customized build: The HyperCube 3D Printer M4 variant and the 2020 Corner Bracket.

A custom Y-shaft clamp is being designed to enable the application of plexiglass on the exterior of the Hypercube, thereby transforming it into a self-contained enclosure.

This is a reimagined version of the classic Hypercube 12mm inductive sensor mount, specifically designed to accommodate 18mm capacitive sensors with precision and ease.

Carriage and support to install a MK8 hotend on a Hypercube. Works fine. ... Version II - better air duct output; and adjusted screw fitting.

Designed specifically to mount the saintflint extruder onto my hypercube but should work with any 2020 profile. ... Check out V2 for a stronger/quicker to print part

This adjustable Z endstop mount is designed specifically for the hypercube, yet its universal design ensures a seamless fit on most printers utilizing 2020 aluminum extrusions.

I engineered the BMG Direct Extruder specifically for my HyperCube. ...I drew inspiration from the Nova I3+ Printer's fan design and tailored it to meet my needs.

Installed a custom HyperCube logo on the fan of my Duet-Wifi printer, and it should also be compatible with any standard 40mm fan.

Two custom caps designed for 3030 T-slot profiles, one serving as a base and the other featuring the iconic HyperCube Evolution logo on its top surface.

Carriage and support to install a MK8 hotend on a Hypercube. Works fine. ... Version II - better air duct output; and adjusted screw fitting.

I'm employing a hypercube mount on my Prusa, but the sensor needs a lower position - adjusting it downwards will ensure sufficient thread engagement for reliable sensor mounting.

A component designed to interface seamlessly with the Hypercube Evolution's X-axis, thereby enabling users to integrate alternative extrusion systems beyond the conventional hotend configuration.

I modified the X-Carriage to accommodate the Hypercube hotend mounting system on my Prusa i3 Steel frame, enabling seamless integration of the upgraded extrusion system.

This is an upgraded carriage mount designed specifically for the Hypercube by tech2C, ensuring that the bed rails remain stable and don't sag excessively.

So added 20mm to the height and made the hole 9mm instead of 8mm as the bearing holds the rod. Aug-21-2021: Added z-axis-align-300 for the Hypercube 300 V1. ...It needed to be a little thicker....

Check out my HyperCube printer at http://www.thingiverse.com/make:272257. Update 12-24-2016: I upgraded the bearing clamp to make it more robust, eliminated the countersunk screw hole, and rotated it by 90 degrees for better printing. ...Both versions...

This Y carriage clamp is inspired by "HyperCube Evolution Igus Carriage Clamp tenser" from Thingiverse user "endeffect" and the original Y carriage clamp from "SCOTT_3D". The purpose of this clamp is to relieve pressure on bearings when tightening...

After searching for something ready-to-print, I found an ideal design that matched my requirements exactly - it was created by Feeop042 on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2896864). However, upon closer inspection, two issues arose. To...

remixed to fit the hypercube mount, for the rest of the files use the original's from the 3D 75 Geared Extruder Print Settings Printer: Hypercube Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Category: 3D Printer Extruders