printrbot simple x axis upgrade 3d models

The original nut holder on PrintrBot LC has issues with stability and cheap design, leading to wobbling during printing. To address this issue, I designed an improved nut holder that can be installed atop the nut support, replacing the bottom mount.

A z-axis bridge capable of stabilizing mind-bogglingly long z axes, such as one's own 550mm print height! The Features include an open-ended, push-fit design that dramatically reduces the risk of ACME rod snags and provides a staggering 48mm of rod...

The clips securing the bearings for the y-axis snapped off due to stubborn prints stuck on the bed. They fractured at the 90-degree bend, prompting me to redesign them with a sturdier hold and they truly deliver. My Y axis feels more robust than ever...

Connecting two rods to stabilize the z-axis yields superior results, providing increased stiffness that far surpasses single-rod setups. ...By incorporating an additional clamp between the rods, engineers can create a remarkably rigid framework that...

This change also makes it compatible (checked!) with the TwoUp! Doing the 'make my own thing' for the X endstop holder, I saw a simple solution: attach it to the X axis motor screws! This fits a KW11-3Z micro switch and all it needs is a zip-tie and...

The Printrbot Simple comes with fan mounts for both 60mm and 80mm fans, providing an additional 5mm of clearance for the Z-axis movement.

The fan shroud mounts directly onto the fan positioned at the end of the Y-axis arm on the Printrbot Simple 1403.

The Printrbot Simple's kickstand is crucial for transport, ensuring stability of the Y-axis carriage. ...Made for easy printing in PLA.

Printrbot Simple 60mm and 80mm Fan Mount This will also give you an extra 5mm on your Z axis. ... Category: 3D Printer Accessories

To achieve a stable Z-axis, insert your 608 bearing onto a vertical smooth rod. Attach a threaded rod horizontally to connect it to the other Z-rod. Print a Thingiverse design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:23038) for the opposite side. This...

Enhanced y-axis bracket belt tensioner featuring a screw-adjustment mechanism. Retains original mounting screw positions; necessitates longer screws, though. The belt passes through the slot of the smaller component around the "T" and re-enters...

Instructions You will need: -2 x M6 screws (the shorter, the better - aim for 6-10mm length) -4 x M4 screws (16mm length is recommended) -4 x M4 nuts -2 x Anti-Backlash Nuts from DumpsterCNC (make sure to select "add flange option" #2, refer to my...

Printrbot Simple Metal Horizontal Mounting Bracket

Printrbot Simple Metal Horizontal Spool Holder Mount

PrintrBot Simple Metal "Triple Windmill" Feed Wheel.

Simplify3D model for a Printrbot Simple Metal with the extended bed upgrade. ...It's a very simple model but it's perfect for visualizing your work area. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Simplify3D model for a Printrbot Simple Metal with the extended bed upgrade. It's a very simple model but it's perfect for visualizing your work area. ... Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Here's a mount designed specifically for the X-axis that attaches to the existing motor mount after some minor drilling and cutting. To install, simply open the end piece of the original mount to allow for pulley movement and widen the holes for M4...

The most cost-effective method for increasing your x-axis length is by using the original Printrbot Simple print bed, which can extend up to 180mm. Modifications have also been made to incorporate GT2 belts, based on iamjonlawrence's work. For more...

This switch panel is designed for the Printrbot Simple with XL upgrade, but can be modified to fit any Printrbot model. It provides an organized space for several switches and status LEDs. A second version with two mounting points is also included...

This part eliminates z-axis vibration on the printrbot simple metal, allowing for better print quality results. The last image shows the print quality achieved without z-wobble (0.2mm/20% infill). ...Print Settings Are As Follows: Printer Brand Is...

Parts needed: 4x LMH10UU (you can reuse the LM10 found in the X-axis carriage, but they are pretty shit) 2x MGN12H 350mm linear rails 4x MGN12H blocks 16x M3 * 16 30x M3 * 10 30x 2020 t-slot thingies with M3 threads 8x M6 * 30 (30-40) 1x TR8 with...

Reference: https://help.printrbot.com/Guide/Printrbot+Metal+Simple+%28Model+1403%29+Rev+F+Printrboard/151 Warning: Securing the clip with a cable tie is essential. ...Please ensure that both ends of the belt are oriented correctly, with the base facing...

This device empowers users to merge the "Printrbot Open Cable Chain" from the extruder with the base on the y-axis motor of a Printrbot Simple 1405 printer, allowing it to be utilized seamlessly. Additionally, it is designed to be compatible with...

For attaching the Printrbot Simple, easy-to-use "L" brackets are provided that work alongside existing hardware, eliminating the need for drilling into the printer's frame. ...An upgraded version is now available, featuring gussets for enhanced strength...

The spool holder for the Printrbot Simple Metal rests securely on the Z-axis assembly, ensuring it remains conveniently located for effortless dispensing. Held firmly in place by gravity and friction alone, its sturdy design relies on a 1/4" rod,...

The frame is an enlarged rendition of the PrintrBot base. ...It has been modified to include an X-axis with an extended travel length of 300 millimeters, necessitating a broader footprint for increased structural stability.

It's a really simple design that uses standard GT2 mounting hardware from the stock X carriage. To mount, just bolt the extruder onto the motor through the NEMA 17 mount. This couldn't be easier! There are screw holes on top for accessories/fan...

Printrbot Simple Metal Zebra Striped Hot Plate Clamp

Throughout my usage of this printer, I've noticed that it has an annoying tendency to tip over whenever the spool holder is positioned at the top and the X-axis extension is enabled.\nThe support pillars are essential in keeping the printer upright...