prusa mk3 guide 3d models

I employed a cable guide to secure the passage of cables to the extruder properly. ...By adding substantial fillets, I ensured that the cables wouldn't get severed by the sharp edges of the frame.

Printer Settings Print with Original Prusa I3 MK2 No Raft Needed Supports are Not Required High Print Quality at .3 Resolution Infill Layer Spacing Set to 15% Additional Notes: No Support Needed for This Print.

The given text presents a brief outline regarding a small cable connector designed specifically for the Prusa i3 box edition. ...It mentions that three 12mm wood screws were employed in its assembly.

This design was created to be used in combination with a spool holder located on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:852820, specifically tailored for the Folger Tech Prusa i3 3D printer system.

Uses a single M3 x 10 to attach the FilamentGuide to the FilamentGuideMount and the same screws as the “Sensor holder” to mount to the Prusa Mini Base.

Design guidelines direct you to position filament far enough away from structural supports.\nFor years, I've been using Thingiverse without creating a user account, but I finally decided it was time to contribute, so I'm sharing my 3D printer, known...

Next, slide the labeled side into the pentagon-shaped slot within the filament guide. To personalize the label content, use Thingiverse Customizer or edit the OpenSCAD file I've attached. ...If you're utilizing Thingiverse Customizer, simply replace...

In addition to the small opening, which also allows a side filament insertion when it is already connected, this guide also has an additional hole where a filament string can be "parked". In my case it fits perfect to my spool holders because it...

I created a new filament guide based on the existing IR LED holder mount design. The original design had some issues - it failed to secure the mount properly, causing problems during use. To improve its performance, I added supports to the print,...

The filament might get caught in the curbs of the filament spools, this guide completely avoids unnecessary drag on the Extruder.20% infillno supportUse PETG like for all printer parts (more heat resistance)

A filament guide that can be mounted to the filament holder arm to allow up to 4 PTFE tubes to be mounted. ...Useful if you have a filament dry box next to your printer that has PTFE tube passthroughs, such as https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:961881

This is a swiveling filament guide. Only Frame Attachment needs supports. This design uses 608 bearings. The bearings I have had a 8.25mm inside diameter and the part have tight fit on the bearing. ... Parts needed: 1x of each print file 2x 608...

I liked the idea of a roller filament guide, but wanted to use it with the stock spool holder, so I angled the roller head forward 45 degrees. It uses MR105-2RS (4mm axle) bearings. ...They may be a tight fit.</p>

The Prusa i3 MK2 kit is an awesome package that includes everything needed to build a printer from scratch. The only essential tool required beyond what's included in the kit is a means of measuring 100mm for frame positioning adjustments. That's it,...

I made a few tweaks to the Prusa i3/MigBot that really paid off. I designed a new Z-axis rod cover that's working flawlessly with 1.75mm filament, and it should also work smoothly with 3mm filament too. ...The distance between the bolt holes is exactly...

My Upgrade for Prusa i3 / Migbot. Replaces Z Axis Rod Cover. Performs Flawlessly with 1.75mm Filament, Should Also Work for 3mm. Distance Between Bolt Hole Centers - 18mm. Bolt Holes Diameter - 4mm. Instructions: Printed with 20% Infill - Works...

Summary The Prusa i3 MK2 kit stands out as an amazing package, offering everything needed to build a printer from scratch. One thing users need to have readily available is a way to measure 100mm for frame position adjustments - and that's about it.

Leading the filament directly to the extruder of a Prusa i3 or similar 3D printer models is made easier with this device's assistance. ...It secures to the mainframe using two screws - one for mounting purposes, and the other serves as a hinge, allowing...

Because of the design, there is no risk of the extruder colliding against it during high Z travel.In addition to the small opening, which also allows a side filament insertion when it is already connected, this guide also has an additional hole where...

... I created this guide to facilitate a gradual turn for the PTFE into the right angle needed for the extruder. This guide snaps securely onto the extruder, then you can simply slide your PTFE tube through with ease. ...(Check out the pictures.)

... Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 25 Notes: I successfully printed this mount using carbon fiber filament from Proto Pasta, with a nozzle temperature of 205C and a bed temperature of 75C.

I have a simple solution that works great with generic acrylic Prusa i3 printers found cheap on Amazon - my Alunar is one of them. Maybe I'm just really dense, but I couldn't find any posts about this online. The clip makes it easy to secure and...

For the DIY version of the AnyCubic Prusa I3, two empty holes are needed on the top side of the main frame. This item is specifically designed to fit those holes perfectly. To assemble the part, you'll need two M3*16 screws and nuts. ...If you'd like to...

I've got a simple trick that attaches securely to generic acrylic Prusa i3 printers, like my Alunar model from Amazon - all for a low price. Maybe I'm just missing something, but I couldn't find this tip anywhere online. This handy clip centers your...

I lengthened the clip at the bottom (blue line) to ensure a tighter attachment to the frame and prevent it from popping off.\r\n\r\nTwo versions are available:\r\nOpen* - allows filament insertion from the side without issues; I haven't experienced...

A frequent issue during printing is filament tangles, which can lead to jams or pull the filament out of the extruder while in operation.\r\n\r\nThis guide will keep the filament in place as it prints. ...The holes are large enough to allow continuous...

A simple PLA guide is attached to the vertical wall beneath the capture spool to hold the 4mm PTFE tube at the optimal angle for storing slack filament on the capture spool. I used a strip of Velcro glued and stapled onto the wood wall to secure...

My solution was to create a guide with ball bearings and guide wheels to provide a very smooth action with no noise and friction. This is my second revision and I feel its vastly better than the first. With this one I can put the spool almost...

Why THIS model?I was finding majority of the filament guides would only guide well when there was NO tension on the filament. Although I don't have a lot of tension I was finding majority of them being quite loud the guide would vibrate along the...

I attempted to use a lubricated cotton thread to pull the filament through, but it ended up getting tangled in the cut-out slot, which offered no assistance in guiding the filament as I expected. Rebooting this project someday seems like a...