linear rail x axis 3d models

I have 2 snapmakers a350's with the 2 different beds.I bought the smaller rails which work perfect, except there were no pre-made adaptor files for it. I changed the screw hole sizes and spacing to line up well. Very little give.The files say R or L...

A handy gadget to fine-tune the elevation of the x-coordinate axis. ...Simply print two additional copies to achieve a perfectly levelled x-coordinate axis.

X Axis - All you have to do is add a linear rail to the extrusion. There are plenty of hotend mods out there that will be compatible with this. I highly recommend the <a href="https://main.eva-3d.page/#contact">EVA Modular</a> system. 1x 450mm...

The design not only allows for use of linear rails, but it also helps to lower the belts to a much better path for the pulling force.Materials needed to purchase:2x 450mm Linear Rails with MGN12H Bearing - I used these...

centered the x axis support so it would no longer hit the uprights

This cover clips onto the Eder 3 Pro x-axis motor.

Ajustable X_Axis Stopper Mount. ... Photo compares original part vs my design.

This is a handy device designed to simplify level adjustments along the x-axis.

Another high-tech LED light fixture is being installed along the length of the x-axis.

Another two color design for the S8. ...This snaps on the existing x axis switch cover.

Anet 3D printer X axis belt tensioner, bold and nut require

A new LED light fixture is being installed along the x-axis directly.

Ajustable X_Axis Stopper Mount. ... Photo compares original part vs my design.

X axis nut holder to decrease vibration and noise for a CNC 1610

X axis nut holder to decrease vibration and noise for a CNC 1610

X-AXIS cable management for ender 3, cr10. ...No extra hardware required

Upgrading the X-axis module boosts traction on the X-belt, yielding higher-quality prints from the start.

X Axis Tensor for This X-End: http://www.reprap.org/wiki/Clone_Wars:_Prusa_Iteration_3

asse x con vite senza fine 10mm passo 1066.7 x-axis with worm 10mm step 1066.7

This should add a little more stability so you aren't relying on just the screw to keep the rail in place. x_flag - this flag is used to trigger the X optical endstop. Use an m3 screw and a lock not to secure it in place. x_flag_mount - this is the...

This remix is based off the Hypercube Evolution XY Linear Rail Conversion by Jmack82497. My goals in this remix are to utilize optical sensors that the stock Hypercube Evo uses, which required me to design some parts. I also wanted some strain relief...

Adapts the Printermods linear X brackets to the Bretware chain systems. ...Requires longer carriage screws, will post size shortly Enjoy Join us here, https://www.facebook.com/groups/541547619887950 Special thanks to the co-designer Benjamin Price

... the project is still under development, initial results from the prototype look incredibly promising. By incorporating elements from a remixed part, I've successfully integrated the fan duct and BL touch fastener into this innovative X-axis system.

... ... Mini wheels have been replaced by two LM12LUU bearings (or four LM12UU) mounted on vertical 12mm linear rails, each 530mm in length. This setup allows engines to be mounted at the back of the printer, eliminating the center bottom v-slot profile.

Human error occurs when working with this axis. ...Review of X-end axis: http://www.reprap.org/wiki/Clone_Wars:_Prusa_iteration_3

AnyCubic X-axis Tensioner. ... Recommended replace original plastic idler pulley on aluminium idler pulley with bearing axis bore 3 mm for GT2 belt Width 6mm.

Pull up the Z axis limit switch to prevent overtravel and jamming on the X axis, setting it at a height of 8 millimeters above the work surface.

I recently upgraded my Ender 3 with linear rails on the Y-axis, which requires adjusting the Y-size by modifying the endstop position. After experimenting with various solutions, I decided to design a custom endstop system that can be easily adjusted...

I aimed to extend the usable length of a linear rail attached to a 2040 V-slot extrusion as my Z-axis to its maximum potential. To achieve this, I realized that a max-Z endstop was necessary, just in case something went wrong. ... This led me to...

... ...I decided to attach my Y axis rails directly to the 3030 extrusion and work from there instead. ...My design is based on Scott_3D's original Y Carriage blueprint.\r\n\r\nUpdate: I've added a belt cover with an endstop mount for extra support.