improved kossel carriage for deltaprintr or graber wheels and 1515 extrusions 3d models

Cablemount for use with zip tie on Openbeam 1515, specifically designed for the Kossel delta printer. Compatible with M3 8mm-screw and nut. Print Settings: Printer: Kossel XL is the ideal choice. Rafts: Yes, a must-have for optimal performance.

This double attachment is designed to slide into 1515 extrusion, allowing a second vertical 1515 extrusion to be firmly clamped to it. This effectively gives you 15x40 verticals, with very good radial stiffness. A key point is that you can attach to...

The bottom corner mounts were already well-suited for their purpose, holding stepper motors securely, but the top corner pieces were small and relied on just one bolt to attach them to the vertical extrusion. I modified the original frame_top part to...

This new clamp is adaptable to a 1515 beam even when access to the slots' ends is limited, making it a convenient solution for situations where assembly oversight occurs. ...Inspired by my double-clamp design 2477454, this creation provides a snug fit...

Here's a straightforward clip for OpenBeam 1515. Date: April 22, 2015 The hole in the middle reduces from 0.6 to 0.5. ...Instructions: First, print one Layer at 0.3 height and subsequent Layers at 0.2mm.

The design of a custom carriage for Graber i3 and Prusa i3 3D printers with an integrated laser mounting system is underway.

This project includes files to build a new carriage plate for Graber i3 and Prusa i3 printers, replacing the original MDF one. For additional information on this project, visit the project page at...

A custom buildplate holder specifically designed for use on my Kossel XL1515, featuring a 250mm plate diameter that will provide ample space for various projects. ...This buildplate holder is engineered to work seamlessly with M3 screws of length 12mm,...

I'm working on upgrading my Kossel Mini and decided to craft a compact cable clip, skipping over the traditional collar style by designing something sleek and uncomplicated.

The maker community is rallying around a straightforward spool holder that seamlessly integrates with Kossel's reliable framework, showcasing its adaptability and ease of use among hobbyists and experts alike.

This is a straightforward motor mount for attaching to the top of a Kossel-style delta printer. It's designed to accommodate NEMA 17 motors no longer than 40mm in length. ...The image accompanying this description features an E3D titan knockoff, but it...

A carriage is essential for operating a Kossel Mini 3D printer, ensuring smooth movement and precise positioning of the print head. The Kossel Mini's unique delta design requires a specifically designed carriage that can withstand the forces...

edit: 03/04/19 - Shortened 3mm so it doesn't go out of the boundaries of the frame An Y carriage for the Hypercube Evolution printer to allow mounting a 2020 or 1515 extrusion profile for X. This opens lots of opportunities - like a MGN12/MGN9...

Axle and wheels for a horse drawn carriage or wagon.

Required parts for the X axis: 4x MF126 bearing 1x 608Z bearing 2x headless screw M4x25 M3, M4, M6 screws and nuts 2x Hall Endstops & magnet Required parts for the direct extruder: Hobb-Goblin von E3D bearing 624-2Z Spring 2x Fan...

Revising the GT2 belt's tension, the updated Kossel Carriage design avoids contact with ball arms, ensuring centering on bearings for reduced stress.

Graber i3 carriage belt holder - this is the primary foundation component, supporting additional components accessible at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:619347 This part has been designed as a modification of an existing concept from thing 619347...

Reduced stress on GT2 belt in Kossel Carriage This is a new revision of the part. ... This part does not hit the ball arms and is centered on the bearings.

The Printrbot extruder gear and bearing fit perfectly onto the stepper shaft, and there's plenty of room for the insert and second gear. Next, I'll be working on the slide-fit retainer for the second gear. Warning: This V2 assembly is outdated and...

... If you prefer a more traditional carriage system, you're free to use either this or another model that is compatible with the standard Kossel setup. ...Additionally, feel free to make any modifications you see fit to suit your specific needs.

A creative blend of Johann Rocholl's latest carriage design for printable recirculating bearings and Pierre2339's modifications for open belts has been achieved. A trusted associate has successfully put this fusion to the test and confirmed its...

For instance, the corners of the trains and the connections for the wheels can be particularly perilous. As a result, I decided to redesign the wheel so that it would shield hands from the train's connections. You'll notice now that the connections...

Take those sharp points on the trains and wheel attachments, for instance. So I modified the wheels to keep little hands safe from getting pinched by the connections. Now you won't see any exposed parts sticking out - much safer now. ... The cargo...

An awesome replacement for the original Y carriage, this option lets you decide whether to fit 3 or 4 wheels on each carriage. No spacers are needed to secure the wheels; however, it's essential to use M5 washers as a standard practice. Print at an...

While upgrading my old Anycubic Kossel Linear, I redesigned many of its parts, making slight improvements or replacing damaged components. After installing the endstops, I decide to create slider carriages with endstop probes, ensuring consistent...

Johann's original design inspired two modifications: the carriage and endstop. The carriage now accommodates a typical 3mm neodym magnet, part of the Hall-O kit. Meanwhile, the endstop has also undergone slight alterations. These components were...

To assemble one carriage, you will need: - 3 of the above V roller wheels - 3 M3x25 bolts - 6 M3 flat washers - 3 M3 nyloc nuts to secure the three axles - 2 3/8" ball studs (from Haydn Huntley - see above) - 2 M3 nyloc nuts to secure the ball studs...

... them at 50-75% infill using PLA. I have found that solid pieces almost offer too much support and reduce the dampening effect. 6 are needed for each printer. ... Really helps cut down on the noise and vibration associated with delta-type printers!

Hello, Here is how I connect my ATX power supply for my 300mm horizontal extrusion delta. ... Thanks for support!

... the motherboard power cable to the CPU, making sure not to touch any of the internal components. Finally, I secure the power supply to the case using screws and ensure that all connections are snug. My setup is now powered on and ready for use.