lulzbot mini dimensions 3d models

As promised, I've made some modifications to the original design to give myself more creative freedom. To start, I removed the built-in supports to allow for my own custom designs. Additionally, I took out the "3.00 MM" badge that was previously...

The KillaCycle overhead spool holder has been reimagined to fit 3kg filament spools with ease. Key upgrades include (1) an adjustable screw-in bar and (2) a taller design, ensuring ample space for the larger reels. For regular 1kg spools, the lower...

Desk organizer for keeping writing instruments within reach of a TAZ 5.

I created a modified version of the Taz 6 stock filament spool arm, adding a groove and two indentations that can securely hold a .093 inch half round piece of teflon on the edge. This slippery material works perfectly without the need for bearings...

This blower is a game-changer for printing with cured PLA. I've been using the 5015S Turbine Brushless Cooling Blower, available on Amazon, to solve the issue of heat creep in my prints. With its high airflow and efficient cooling system, this blower...

Newly designed Z motor mounts and Z top pieces extend the Z rods and motors outward by 12mm for increased X-axis movement. Incorporating a triangular structure, the Z top part enhances strength. ...To install, print two sets of these parts, insert...

Bushing mounts with expanded clearance for SK-10 rod mounts enable DIY builders to create high-performance systems. To assemble these mounts, 3mm heat set threads are inserted into each hole, leveraging some compression to keep the bushings tightly...

When I took delivery of my new printer, I was dismayed to find that it sat askew, its left side lagging nearly two millimeters behind the right. In response, I set out to craft a solution in Tinkercad, fashioning a tool designed specifically to align...

We operate a commercial-grade 20+ machine print farm (Taz5,6) that runs 24/7 and requires quick calibration on the fly. Eyeballing the Z-Axis on both sides of the steppers wasn't precise enough to achieve flawless prints. To overcome this challenge,...

This adapter lets you swap out your current Rambo board for a Duet Maestro board, all while utilizing the same mounting points.

The TAZ Pro's original fan design is fully enclosed and can result in total chaos during a failed print. If a part slips, it is sucked into the shroud and totally incases the head.Easy install, you do not need to remove the print head to install.

A bespoke upgrade module for TAZ has been crafted with enhanced stability in mind. By repurposing the rear segment of the E3D V6 mounting system and reassigning the extruder attachment point, greater structural integrity is achieved. ...An inductive...

This part should function seamlessly on the Taz 3 and 4 models without any issues. I have not verified its compatibility with the Taz 5 or 6 yet. The Makergeeks all-metal hotend is significantly shorter than the standard Buddaschnozzle, which...

This design is an updated version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1201325, featuring a slightly extended length for enhanced focusing capabilities when using a fixed focus Logitech C270 webcam.

I don't like the TAZ control button and menus, they're a real hassle. Touch screen control of OctoPi is so much more intuitive, that's why I designed this mount to snap into an existing hole for a PI display. Tap the screen for precise XYZ movements...

This upgrade stands out as one of the best I've made so far, completely eradicating heat creep by ditching that small fan! The design ITWorks posted for this upgrade really caught my eye, but unfortunately, it didn't sit level when installed. To...

This is a protective cover that fits over a gantry motor to prevent its cables from coming into contact with the build platform during the printing process. ...Designed in Tinkercad, users are encouraged to modify the design as needed:...

As you can see in the photo, I have multiple printers and multiple tool heads. One of them the hole past the treading for the thumbscrews was clogged. I needed to raise the thumbscrew so i created spacers. ...Simple print, with no raft or brim...

I decided not to disassemble my Taz6 to install the Raspberry Pi, so I designed and printed clips that hook into the holes on its sides. The Raspberry Pi Case is a CanaKit case with the top removed. You will need to use support material when...

The TAZ Pro's original fan design is fully enclosed and can result in total chaos during a failed print. If a part slips, it is sucked into the shroud and totally incases the head.Easy install, you do not need to remove the print head to install.

This is a mount that fits standard Taz gantry carriages for e3D Titan Aero printers. Depending on the version of Taz or Taz Clone, bed leveling may not be available; therefore, I added an inductive sensor feature to this mount. Designed to position...

Spacer for fitting your flexystruder body onto the new hex print head for Taz 4/5

The design enables users to position the printer near an object or wall, with the filament secured on top. Potential problems can arise when printing at the uppermost limit of the build area, but overall, the design functions flawlessly. ... Please...

These modifications are primarily minor adjustments to the base document.

This is a rough object I put together, this is my first time doing this so don't be too harsh. It's still a WIP. If anyone would like another mount converted for this leave a comment. The parts are oriented for strength, not to be easy to print. The...

Originally designed to utilize wasted space under Y-Rails as a scrap tray instead of placing a trash can nearby, this project proved to be a game-changer. All the tools included with my Taz6 fit perfectly inside, making it a convenient and organized...

Temporarily shifted to work in progress. This will still function for prints that use up to 75% of the build height, but currently the filament tube anchor is too close to the extruder when printing at full height. This design was created with...

Contains two versions of the feet so you can decide where to secure it to the extrusion.\nOther necessary hardware consists of four 3mm x 20mm screws, three 3mm lock nuts, and springs.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter:\n Monoprice...

This is a simple guide piece to hold my PTFE tube vertical on my print head. I recently switched to a 1.75mm filament setup and the guide tube was too stiff for the filament and would bend it at the entrance of the extruder causing a failure. ... simple...