openbeam 3d models

This is a precision-crafted 50mm round foot, specifically designed to complement the OpenBeam/MakerBeam XL 15x15mm beam kits. ...Due to its press-fit design and exacting tolerances, it's essential to fine-tune your 3D printer settings for optimal...

I required a single and dual cable guide for my OpenBeam Kossel Pro 3D printer, so I created guides for 8mm and 7.5/8mm cables. ... Update 07/13/2017: I added a new cable guide that utilizes zip ties to secure the cable in place.

Designed to snap perfectly into place on an OpenBeam 1515 profile, this custom part securely fastens a 3D filament spool with a neatly fitted 8mm diameter rod that connects smoothly and effectively holds the entire assembly in its optimal position,...

I needed a way to align my openbeam rail with an existing device built using threaded rod - not a solid attachment, but rather a relative positioning aid since both parts need to be worked on independently. So I created this simple clip to achieve...

Upon receiving my Openbeam components, the initial item required was an internal brace.

A hybrid creation combining an openbeam bracket's functionality to eliminate the sharp corners for seamless integration within complex three-way intersections.

This part always you to attach a rotary encoder to a 15x15 extrusion such as openbeam or makerbeam. ...Designed with OpenSCAD.

This part always you to attach a rotary encoder to a 15x15 extrusion such as openbeam or makerbeam. ...Designed with OpenSCAD.

This user struggles with straight drilling on their open-beam 3D printed parts, so they created this tool to help. It comes in three versions: A for a 10x15mm center hole (suitable for 5mm thick parts), B for a 15x15mm center hole (also 5mm thick),...

L-Bracket for the OpenBeam System: A Compact Alternative to Standard Gusset Plates A more compact L-bracket design eliminates the need for a 45-degree brace, resulting in a stiffer structure that anchors beams in three planes instead of one. Infill...

Mounting brackets for OpenBeam at a precise 60-degree angle require careful consideration. ...The acute bracket features strategically placed holes that allow easy access with a screwdriver, yet it remains challenging to utilize all four screws...

Brackets for mounting OpenBeam at a 60 degree angle. ...There are holes in the acute bracket so you can get a screwdriver in, but unfortunately its still impossible to use all 4 screws.</p> Category: DIY

To give your OpenBeam Kossel Pro firm, shock-absorbing feet, simply print out three sturdy mounts and secure them together using three substantial 38 mm diameter rubber pads that will firmly attach to your printer.

Omron SS-5GL13‎ Sub-miniature Switch Bracket to mount switch to OpenBeam using 3mm bolts (10mm in length). Created this part to mate a limit switch to OpenBeam. I didn't have any screws small enough to fit through the holes in the switch so I made...

OpenBeam, also known as Open Beam or Openbeamusa, owns the copyright for this product. As an unaffiliated individual, I'm just sharing complementary items I designed while appreciating their excellent open beam products. If Openbeam incorporates any...

... accuracy. Print with full supports and use four bolts on each connection. OpenBeam/Open Beam is a copyrighted product, and this design complements it. The designer appreciates OpenBeam and welcomes any incorporation of their design into the product.

I use this tool holder to store my trusty SMD component testing tweezers within easy reach, and it cleverly snaps over an OpenBeam beam which I crafted into a sturdy laptop stand. ... Specifically, my unit is the Neewer MS8910 SMD RC Resistance...

A sturdy T-bracket specifically designed for use with OpenBeam parts features a robust thickness of 3 mm, making it imperative to secure it with high-torque 8 mm screws that will grip firmly into the bracket's solid material, providing a stable and...

... refer to the detailed guide on mounting a NEMA 17 motor at http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-nema-17-mount/. ...This resource provides comprehensive information for successful integration of stepper motors in OpenBeam projects.

... cable holder and Mechanical Endstop V1.2's 8mm bar holder. ...This simple yet effective solution attaches to openbeam extrusion, securely holding a mechanical endstop V1.2 with spaces for two M3 bolts, eliminating the need to disassemble the printer.

Created an easy-to-make bracket for fastening my Adafruit Trinket onto Openbeam 1515 extrusions of my Mini Kossel. The mount features four holes for securing the Trinket, but due to limited clearance near the USB port, only two screws were sufficient...

Elevate your airflow with our precision-crafted 80mm fan mounts, engineered specifically for seamless integration with OpenBeam and secured by sturdy 3mm bolts that boast an impressive 5mm length. ...Crafted with meticulous attention to detail using the...

This clever setup integrates a Leap Motion controller seamlessly into OpenBeam Extrusion, creating an incredibly intuitive and hands-on experience for users. The innovative assembly has been rigorously tested on a robust Makerbot Replicator 2,...

This design enables easy integration of an optical limit switch module onto the existing 15x15 Openbeam system. Furthermore, it can also function as both a precise endstop and keeper specifically for the MGN12 carriage. If you are interested in...

This clamp, designed for 8mm smooth rods, secures them on an OpenBeam frame. The part is easy to print with solid infill; standard settings usually suffice. Photos depict printing at 0.25mm layer height. Trim the top's thin bridge post-printing - it...

The OpenBeam corner pieces were more than necessary for the bottom of the base. Also, the screws would make direct contact with whatever surface it's on. The printed corner pieces feature raised feet at each corner that extend beyond the screws. The...

It fits into OpenBeam extrusion's central channel with an M3 x 8mm cap head screw through a slightly widened hole. Secure it using a DIN934 nut in the slot. This modification is based on blah_59's design, sourced from Steve Graber, and available at...

After acquiring an OpenBeam machinist set, I decided to attach various components. To design my pillow block, I used Designspark Mechanical software. However, I later realized the importance of creating an STL version. I borrowed bitswype's SCAD...

This part is designed specifically to mount an Omron SS-5GL13 sub-miniature switch to OpenBeam using three millimeter bolts, each ten millimeters in length. The idea behind creating this piece was to provide a sturdy connection between the switch...

I needed a way to align my openbeam rail to an existing device built using threaded rod - not a solid attachment, just a relative positioning aid (because both parts need to be worked on independently). So I made this simple clip to do that. This...