igus linear rail 3d models

I had access to three rails of Igus NK-02-17 for my mini Kossel printer. Having used perfect self-locking carriages from thingiverse, I required additional support for the mini rails because they only have padding and tend to rotate excessively. To...

Then for the gantry-carriage: I used two 300mm/3-roller blocks stock items (https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/High-quality-Aluminum-Square-Roller-Linear-Guide-Rail-1pcs-SGR10N-Length-300mm-1pcs-SGR10N-3UU-three/1760039_32796707704.html). To...

These motion components consist of linear rails, bearings, and other accessories that work together to ensure precise positioning and minimal friction. ...Ideal for use in machinery and equipment where precise linear motion is required, linear guideways...

As the title says this is a linear rail mod for the MK2 Bear frame Y-axis. I liked JuanPuchol (https://www.thingiverse.com/JuanPuchol)'s design but it is built for the MK3 frame only. The MK2 frame's Y axis extrusions are 20mm shorter and the...

As the title says, this is a linear rail mod specifically designed for the MK2 Bear frame's Y-axis. I was inspired by JuanPuchol's design but unfortunately it's only compatible with the MK3 frame. The MK2 frame has shorter Y-axis extrusions and the...

As the title says this is a linear rail mod for the MK2 Bear frame Y-axis.I liked JuanPuchol's design but it is built for the MK3 frame only. The MK2 frame's Y axis extrusions are 20mm shorter and the bearings on the left side of the bed move very...

Kingroon KP3S - Z axis Linear Rails: ======================================== This is a upgrade for kingroon Z axis, with this upgrade you have a best result on Z axis and you can increase the Z-height of your printer to 225mm. In the attached...

Kingroon KP3S - Z axis Linear Rails: This is a upgrade for kingroon Z axis, with this upgrade you have a best result on Z axis and you can increase the Z-height of your printer to 225mm. In the attached documents you will find a pdf with the...

These guideways consist of precision-machined rails and matched linear bearings that work together to minimize friction and wear while ensuring precise positioning and repeatability. ...They come in various materials, lengths, and load capacities to...

Print settings are as follows: * 100% infill * 0.2mm layer height * PETG or ABS materials * No support needed Here is the required parts list: * 4x M3x6 screws for x block * 16x M3x8 screws for linear rails and y block * 5x M3x12 screws for y belt...

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It typically consists of a rail and carriage assembly, which moves along the rail using rollers or ball bearings for minimal friction and wear. ...Linear guides are used in various applications such as machine tools, robotics, and automation systems to...

**Print Settings:** * 100% infill * 0.2mm layer height * Use PETG or ABS filament * No support is needed **Parts List:** * Four M3x6 screws for the x block * Sixteen M3x8 screws for the linear rails and y block * Five M3x12 screws for the y belt...

A versatile parametric SHF-inspired rod / linear rail holder for 3D printing is now available. Designed specifically for rapid prototyping and placement assistance, this innovative component is not intended to be a mechanically robust part on its...

That caused me to start looking at linear rails and I knew the original belt system would be no longer. I have the stl's for the plates. I used these as templates to cut them out of aluminum. I'll be uploading a parts list and some pictures to go...

So I started optimising all parts and changed all linear guides to Hiwin Rails (MGN12 for y- and MGN9 for x-axis). While doing so I also added an "electronics compartment" on the back using 3060 aluminium extrusion. The printer features a built area...

Each axis can be done independently so it's not required to do them all at once as good linear rails are not cheap. However for the X and Z axes you'll need to strip the printer down quite thoroughly so even though not required, it makes sense to do...

Each axis can be done independently so it's not required to do them all at once as good linear rails are not cheap. However for the X and Z axes you'll need to strip the printer down quite thoroughly so even though not required, it makes sense to do...