printrbot simple x axis upgrade 3d models

Another Printrbot rod filament guide. ...Works well

Feet for the Printrbot Simple 2014. When used with rubber pads, your printrbot will not slide around. I have also noticed that the printer is a bit quieter when using the feet. Instructions You will...

I've replaced the original wood one that comes with Printrbot Simple. I built mine exactly to the specs of my own wooden Printrbot wrench. **Edit:** I'm working on a revision, and the mouth may print out too small. **Edit_2:** My 2nd revision is...

... Inventor to customize it according to their requirements. Printing specifications include using a Printrbot Simple, an infill of 0.15, a speed of 10 mm/s, a bridging speed of 60 mm/s, a temperature of 180F, and a layer height of 0.3175. ...Have fun!

Printrbot Simple Black is selected as the active printer model. Raft generation has been activated for added stability during printing. Support structures have been disabled, allowing for more complex prints. Layer resolution is set at 0.2mm for...

Tired of my monotonous routine, I decided to create a prototype for an improved Printrbot Simple Tower. Utilizing images as references, I used Inventor software based on the original Simple model design. ...However, I haven't built one yet, so if you...

Front and back feet for the Printrbot Simple metal. Push the back feet a bit harder to lock them in place. ...You might want to consider sticking a piece of non-slip mat underneath each foot to prevent Simple from moving around when printing.

This update aims to modify the existing RepRap Mendel's X-axis belt route in a simple and accurate manner. The creator of this design faced issues like frequent belt wear and backlash with the original belt path, prompting them to introduce an...

Install 4 units onto your Printrbot Simple 1405. Note: Download and utilize the provided 123D Autocad file from the downloads section. Release Notes Version 1: The initial model release. ... Version 2: Fixed an issue affecting some slicing engines...

It is particularly useful for stabilizing Printrbot Simple printers with large, heavy print beds, such as glass surfaces. ...While this model provides significant support, additional components may be needed for optimal stability; updates will be...

To suit my Printrbot Simple, I designed a filament spool holder that can be easily attached to the device. Print it with 15% fill and 2 walls for sturdiness, and secure it to the printrboard using zip ties or M4 screws. ...Enjoy your organized 3D...

Designed for your Printrbot Simple's base, these feet ensure stability and leveling of the printer. If zipties cause instability, utilize these feet instead. I achieved impressive results by printing at 95% size. Footer 1 is for the front, while...

The Printrbot Simple printer may not feature an upper filament guide, which can cause the filament to wander and get stuck around the extruder gear. To prevent this issue, print a guide that maintains the filament's center on the extruder gear;...

Experienced difficulties with the filament drifting on my Printrbot Simple (v2) direct drive extruder, so I combined the STL version of the laser cut components in Tinkercad and added an extension tube. Despite this, I'm still encountering issues...

Four sets of feet designed specifically for Printrbot Simple Metal are created. The original designs were flawed, but a revised version is now available, complete with corrected STL files and uniform height settings. Two versions of the file are...

3) If you haven't already registered your PrintrBot Simple Metal within Simplify 3D, navigate to Help -> Configuration Assistant, and then select "Add PrintrBot Simple Metal" from the menu. 4) Move on to Tools -> Options to proceed further. 5) Focus...

To enhance stability, use small feet on your Printrbot Simple V2. For optimal results, adhere them to the wooden base. Ensure printing at low resolutions (0.4mm) with two vertical shells and an infill rate of 0.1. ...This process should take...

I added support feet to my Printrbot Simple Metal, making printing fast and effortless while boosting stability across the board. ...By incorporating plastic foam at the bottom of each foot, I was able to eliminate a substantial amount of noise from the...

This extensive tool rack attaches seamlessly to the Printrbot Simple, boasting numerous holes for an assortment of tools. Enjoy! UPDATE: 08/23/14 It appears there's a rectangular hole intended for my caliper, however, it is uncomfortably small.

I've modified the instructions for assembling a custom light source for your Printrbot Simple. It is best installed adjacent to your Z-probe for illumination purposes. This task typically requires approximately ten minutes of print time and can be...

In its beta version, Printrbot Simple had an issue with extruder power wires and thermister wires colliding with the Z screw. A shim was designed to solve this by providing half an inch of extra space between the main body and Printrboard mount. The...

UPDATE Printrbot has created a kit to add a heated bed to your Simple Metal printer here: http://printrbot.com/shop/simple-metal-heated-bed/. You can also buy an aftermarket adhesive one at...

You can also try this: A stand-in for the cord tensioners in late 2013's Printrbot Simple, usually created with laser-cut components 21 and 22. Further information about the part's design is available at http://anoved.net/2014/02/5458/. I printed it...

Here are some heavy-duty feet designed for the Printrbot simple metal that stay put and reduce vibration noise when printing on hard surfaces, courtesy of a durable drawer/tool box liner at the bottom. This added feature not only keeps your prints...

To replicate it, one may scan in the pieces of a Printrbot Simple Beta, then process the scans with GIMP for thresholding, Inkscape for tracing, and finally use Blender to extrude them into an STL file. ...The resulting model is a rough representation...

... the design. This modified model is specifically engineered to be integrated seamlessly under the Printrbot Simple Metal frame, while also incorporating a custom cooling system to safeguard the motherboard and steppers from overheating conditions.

I was struggling with the filament drifting on my Printrbot Simple (v2) direct drive extruder, so I combined the STL version of the laser cut parts and added an extension tube in Tinkercad. Despite these modifications, I'm still encountering issues...

Here are nicer-looking filament guides for Printrbot Simple that make everything even better! I designed an improved version 3 that not only looks awesome but also performs much more efficiently: Version 3 uses significantly less plastic than the...

Revise PrintrBot Simple V2 components with 3dtin.com designs at 0.7 scale; flanged cap revisions for spool compatibility, right-angle fan brackets, 30.5mm flanged caps fitting standard PLA spools, reamed 8mm foot/elbows for smooth rod usage, and...

I used 3 zip-ties to hold the webcam down (2 for camera, 1 for cable) and it works quite nicely. I used 1 screw (M3 x 18) from the spare bag to fix it on X-axis motor. I printed it with PLA that was shipped with printer, model did bend a bit but IMHO...