openscad model of complete x axis for prusa i3 steel

... ...By utilizing this clever device, you can seamlessly integrate a metal X-axis from AliExpress into your Prusa i3 setup, mirroring the exact design of a Prusa i2 X-axis. ...Please be patient as you wait for the bottom holder components to arrive.

This is my take on the X axis for my Prusa I3, crafted with ninja flex in mind. The white component was made possible by printing it at a speed of 60mm/s using PLA. Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: They don't matter in this case. Supports:...

This is a Prusa i3 X Axis End stop, identical to the one I'm using on my Folgertech printer. ...It should work just as well on any other Prusa i3.\r\n\r\nSnap it into place and you'll see what I mean by huge improvement - it's designed to hold...

This is a custom-designed x-axis belt tensioner for the Prusa MK3 3D printer. The design builds upon mhoyt's original model found on Thingiverse, but offers enhanced tensioning capabilities of approximately 3mm. My personal experience with this...

I Made This After My Prusa I3 Hbi3 Kept Overshooting the Build Plate on Both X and Y Axes, Requiring Me to Sand Down the Y Adjustment Outer Shell for a Perfect Fit.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter:\n Prusa I3 Infitary (HBI3)\n \n Rafts: No\n \n Supports:...

I redesigned it to work on the right side of my printer (x-max), as the original was only suited for the left side (x-min). According to the latest build guide for the Folgertech 2020 i3 (as of January 2018), endstops should be mounted on the right...

I noticed that you have mentioned using 22mm spacing with the models X-MOTOR.STL and X-IDLER.STL but it has been updated on May 15, 2016 that the mounting point for the stepper motor is moved five millimeters to the left in order to accommodate the...

This section prevents excessive flexing of the cables connected to the stepper motor for the X-axis.

Apparently it will not work with the R2+ part with the built in tensioner but i haven't tested it.The model has sacrificial bridges for better printing without supports.Print instructionsPrint settings0.2 layer height100% infillno supportsPETG Neon...

This is a modified Prusa i3 MK2/MK2S X axes and idler designed to take a standard M8 trapezoidal nut. This modification also has added two additional mounting locations for the X end-stop switch. ...Print Settings Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill:...

This is yet another Y-bearing clamp specifically designed for the Prusa I3 steel printer. I created it so that my heatbed plate would be perfectly centered, thanks to its self-centering mechanism. ...The clamps fit very snugly, likely requiring some...

Note: The X axis part is for the current model of the Geeetech I3 Pro printer that uses a metal plate on the X axis to support the linear bearings and extruder holder. When I was assembling my Geeetech I3 Pro C printer, I was struck by the fact...

The x-axis designed specifically for Prusa i3, seamlessly compatible with Prusa i2. Correct dimensions ensure a perfect fit, utilizing existing carriage designs readily available online. ...Future updates will include a tensioner for the belt system,...

I tweaked the sleek x-axis 17mm motor mounting of this project:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1103976 I added two screws for extra stability. One at the bottom to anchor a minimum z-endstop and one on top for my custom design of a maximum...

I decided to make this after discovering that my Infitary i3 would overshoot the build plate on the x and y Axis. ...Sanding might be required to have Y adjustment outer shell fit.

Reworking of the Thingiverse model 1666094 was undertaken to achieve a superior fit with the lower linear bearing on the X-axis carriage of my Anet A8 printer, which the original design struggled to accommodate effectively.

Simple mount for using the E3D Titan extruder on a Prusa i3. This one can also take a BLTouch Sensor. Mount the sensor with cables facing outwards and route the cables through the notch. Sensor offset is 30 in X direction and 10 in Y direction. Do...

this is a z axis motor holder to compensate the size of axises distances so that you can use a metal x axis from aliexpress that is like a prusa I3 x-axis to fit on your prusa I2 the bottom holder are comming to patience please

A version of the “X-Axis Cable Strain Relief for Prusa MK3” by misterT, modified with stronger clips. I really liked the design, but I printed several of the originals and they all kept broke when I installed them. It should fit on any NEMA 17...

This printer accessory is a straightforward x-axis belt holder designed for printers that don't rely on an inductive sensor. ...Constructed from the original component, we've successfully eliminated the sensor mount.

X-axis lead-screw system for Prusa i3 steel printers with 17mm between linear bearing and z-axis screw. The X-motor features an integrated mount for a mechanical endstop, ensuring seamless operation. Meanwhile, the X-idler boasts a built-in belt...

This cable guide must safeguard the cable on the x-axis securely. Cable ties, 1mm in thickness and 2.5mm in width, are employed here - they were actually included with our 3D printer. ... A M3x6 screw is used to hold everything together.

### Assembly After inserting the horizontal rods, rotate both of them in place (simultaneously) to relieve any stress on your Z-axis rods. Then tighten the two outer screws on the "tensioner" just enough that it begins to separate. This ensures that...

... with minimal clearance issues. ...To properly assemble this device, carefully attach it to the axis bars from back to front. Positioning must be adjusted before inserting the M3 bolts, which are specifically designed for use in this application.

X-axis lead-screw system for prusa i3 steel or any other prusa styled printer with 17 mm between linear bearing and z axis screw X-motor: has an integrated mount for a mechanical endstop X-idler: has built in belt tension system, where the force is...

... than this one, but I couldn't find it to compare. ...Just a straightforward clamp to hold down the z-axis rods in place. EDIT: This design is essentially the same as Hobsie's Y bar stopper, so I've listed the Z axis clamp as a remix of that thing.

Here are two easy-to-mount supports for the igus chain in my X carriage with Greg extruder. Future plans include creating another piece to mount the chain on Z and Y axes. If you find any design issues, please let me know so I can make repairs. ...Good...

I'm Developing Two Easy-to-Mount Igus Chain Supports for the "X" Carriage with Greg Extruder. Future Plans Include Creating Additional Pieces to Mount Chain on "Z" and "Y". If You Find Any Design Issues, Please Report Them so I Can Make Necessary...

You can also create your own C920 camera holder using the SCAD project and modify the camera's position along the x, y, or z axes. The camera has a 70° viewing angle, which helps with its functionality. ... You are free to take the SCAD project and...

This is based on the original https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1103976 I have modified the holes for the bolts on the lead screw nut so that it uses threaded inserts. ... Also the holes were very short on the 17mm version so I have made it longer to...