printrbot simple x axis upgrade 3d models

This is my own Remix of simple sandpaper holder. ... Now it is more simple to manipulate with it :) But you must cut exactly length of sandpaper tape ! ... Enjoy !

I'm building my Printrbot pi b+ case now. Case instructions: for printing the main body, use solid infill at 100%. However, I only printed the top casing with a mere 25% infill density and it holds together just fine. To get your Raspberry Pi B+ set...

The original 100mm Spool Holder by Lentic served me well as one of my first prints for my Printrbot. However, the high-pitched squeak of plastic on plastic from the reels on the spool holder drove me insane. I resolved to silence it once and for all....

X-Carve DIY UpgradeWorking area isX: 750mmY: 750mmZ: 120mmImprovement:- Y gantry- Y axis clamp- X gantry- Z run with rail instead of V-Slot Wheel. ...Stable and smooth- Frame more stronger with V-Slot 2040X-Carve DIY Version 1 here:X-Carve DIY

X-Carve DIY UpgradeWorking area isX: 750mmY: 750mmZ: 120mmImprovement:- Y gantry- Y axis clamp- X gantry- Z run with rail instead of V-Slot Wheel. ...Stable and smooth- Frame more stronger with V-Slot 2040X-Carve DIY Version 1 here:X-Carve DIY

Kingroon KP3 upgrade axis Y tensioner. ...M5 screw

To enhance the original y-lock design, I strengthened the latch and added a Printrbot logo for a more personalized touch. Furthermore, an extra mount hole was incorporated to provide positioning options. Enjoy this improved version of the y-lock, and...

Redesigned fan shroud for the Simple Pro Print instructionsUnassociated tags: Fan Shroud, Simple Pro Category: 3D Printer Parts

Guiding your filament to the extruder is a simple matter of attaching these crucial components securely.

Detailed instructions are available on my blog: http://mcmos.wordpress.com/2012/12/12/power-wasp-extruder-upgrade/. You'll need a 11mm diameter spring, an M5 bolt longer than 7cm, and two printable caps. Cut the head of the bolt to create a 6cm long...

To upgrade to ball bearings, I improvised when access to a lathe was unavailable. While functional, the solution was heavier and more complex than anticipated. To proceed, clean M16 washers with wire wool, ensuring epoxy adheres evenly. Place an M8...

When I attempted to home in on Y and Z axes, the printer hit the frame above the X-motor because the part had encroached into that area. In order to address these issues, I tweaked his design a bit so my hot end would now sit squarely within its...

Identify the bolts on your Printrbot that align with the holes in the printed parts for the four side arms. For one arm at a time, slightly over tighten these bolts and then back them off. Use the same bolts to attach the printed arm. They should be...

This upgrade seeks to revolutionize printer support and stability. Future Designs Promise Enhanced Mobility A revamped version is in development, designed with removable printer capabilities and innovative vibration suppression technology, ensuring...

Progress is being made on a custom fan shroud designed specifically for the vintage simple 1405 model. ...Next steps include printing out the design and conducting a thorough fit test to ensure everything lines up perfectly as expected.

To clean up cables for my extruder and hot end, I utilized existing bolt locations on the Y-axis and tie-wraps to the Printrboard frame. The cable setup allows movement in all three axes, so alignment isn't critical. It has been running smoothly for...

Convenient upgrade to x-carriage.  I split the x-carriage back housing into two parts for easy extruder harness changes.  Housings have been updated with latest R7 changes for bearing support.  The decimal revision represents my geometry tweaks and...

Make it a habit to gently shove some filament into the hotend just before the print kicks off. ...To achieve this, you'll need a hex nut of size M3 along with a grub screw measuring M3 x 6mm.

Create a simple fan mount with ease through printing. The process involves drilling two holes in a piece of wood and securing it with screws. A 4mm screw allows for height adjustments according to your preference. ...All other holes measure 3mm.

This enclosure secures a 40mm fan to regulate the temperature of the filament feed system and prevent the filament from distorting as it is heated before reaching the hotend assembly, utilizing its native hardware on a 2013 Printbot Simple model by...

Wall mounting Spool holder that will print on a PrinterBot Simple 100MM bed. Or any other 100mm bed Instructions Print all parts. Mount the arms onto the bases using screws. ...Use SpoolBack print to...

We're redesigning the cooling system on our popular Simple Pro model to give it a sleek new look and improved airflow. The original fan shroud was a bit bulky and restrictive, so we've given it a fresh makeover with a streamlined design that allows...

I'm making a simple mount for three Leds (5mm). I aimed for an angle that lets them converge perfectly. So far, it's working flawlessly for me. Since I print at night and my studio isn't well-lit, this setup has been a huge game-changer. Mounting the...

At first, I stuck him down with some sticky tape, but that never seemed very reliable, so I came up with this super simple base.\nI attached four small (8mm diameter) rubber pads to the bottom of each part, and two of them into the designated slots...

I chose this fan: GTFS-75mm x 30mm DC 12V 0.36A 2Pin Computer PC Blower Cooling Fan, but any similar 75mm blower fan will work as long as it draws less than about .4A of current. I tried other fan mounts that all kept the blower fan at an angle,...

Unable to find a suitable camera mount designed specifically for webcams on simple setups like mine, I took the initiative to design and build one myself. My trusty Logitech Quickcam E3500 features a pivoting mount that needed to be integrated...

**Hole Placement**: Position one hole at a y-coordinate of 6.5 units and an x-coordinate of 10.5 units, placing it centrally in the design. 9. **Shaft Diameter**: Design the shaft with a diameter of 5.0 units, giving it a large and substantial...

... bearings. ...This modification was implemented to ensure that the threaded rod in a "NEMA17 48mm" motor is centrally aligned with its shaft, preventing the previous issue of wobbling Z-axis due to close proximity between threads and smooth sections.

This is a redesign of the X carriage for the Tonsen engraver router. ...This allows the use of a larger spindle motor.

This is a soundproof cover for the rear exhaust fan on a CR-X base. ... Reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRbvASlom4A&t=91