ramps 1.4 test code 3d models

Simple Box for Arduino Mega 2560 + Ramps 1.4 Includes cooler, vents and some kind of cable management. Currently, only the bottom shell is finished. I will update thing once upper shell is finished, too. ... Screwholes prepared for use with M3...

This is a fan holder designed specifically for attachment to the Ramps 1.4 PCB. It provides a secure grip on the board, ensuring a solid connection. ...For optimal results, print with a layer height of 0.2mm and a fill density of 50%.

This is a custom adapter I created to install a Ramps 1.4 electronics board in the spot where my old Anet v1.0 board used to sit, which unfortunately died on me. ...The design leverages the existing holes in the frame for a seamless integration.

Tool for removing the ramps 1.4 from the Arduino board. Insert the first extractor in front and the other behind the board. Actuate the levers to delicately clear the Ramps from the Arduino board. Join us on the Witbox and Hephestos forum at...

This mount is for Ramps 1.4 on a 3DR Simple, which uses the 3DR Simple Spool by Funkymonk (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:230321). For attachment, use my remixed Simple Spool Holder (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:255702) and six M3 x 12 socket...

Print this RAMPS 1.4 electronics box, which requires no hardware, to protect your components from accidental damage and short circuits. The model includes ventilation holes and a lid version with a centrifugal fan mount for enhanced cooling. The lid...

Compact housing for Ramps 1.4 accommodates one or two 50mm fans, LCD connections and a hinged cover for effortless access. After two years of keeping my Prusa electronics disassembled and messy, I have finally designed my own enclosure. Version v2:...

I based the design on actual available mounting holes and ensured a minimum bracket height on Ramps of 1.4mm to provide space for the fuses. The cooler airflow was tested at the designed height of the cooler. No temperature measurements were taken;...

Then I stumbled upon this design and adjusted the parts so that the box and display holder now fit perfectly on a Ramps 1.4. After a few hours of tinkering, I achieved this result and decided to share it with the community. The...

Dann habe ich dies hier gefunden und die Teile so angepasst, dass die Box und der Displayhalter nun für ein Ramps 1.4 passen. Nach ein paar Stunden Arbeit konnte ich dieses Ergebnis erzielen und beschloss, dieses zu veröffentlichen. Die...

Its design deviates from the standard in a great way - the RAMPS 1.4 board stays parallel to the back rail of my printer's frame. As a result, there's plenty of room for cables, USB connectors and other essentials. A small hole on one side is perfect...

A Custom Fit Lid for the Dasaki Ramps 1.4 Enclosure - Optimized for Maximum Airflow Optimized Print Settings Printer Specifications We Use a Prusa i3 Printer to Achieve Exceptional Results Raft and Support Options No Raft is Used to Maximize...

... cutting any of the PSU leads (so you can swap-out the PSU without destroying the cables), then this is for you. ...A Mod for Ramps 1.4 housing with 80mm fan and built-in LCD controller 12864 by Bernd H. ...http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1694188

A custom enclosure for RAMPS 1.4 and sufficient space for convenient plug connections is exactly what I need for my MPCNC project. ... Two distinct versions of the enclosure are available to accommodate different types of connectors: Aviation Connector...

This is a protective enclosure designed specifically for RAMPS 1.4 electronics that demands no hardware whatsoever to assemble. Print one out to safeguard your electronics from potential short circuits and damage. Featuring numerous vent holes, it...

This is the custom-made lid for spauda01's ramps 1.4 enclosure designed specifically for V-slot applications, featuring an innovative modification that replaces the standard 60mm fan with a powerful 50mm fan.\r\n\r\nIn addition to the fan upgrade, I...

I'm excited to showcase my revamped Ramp 1.4 case, specifically designed for the AM8 2040 frame! This latest iteration addresses two key issues: excessive weight and awkward ribbon cable management. By refining the design, I've significantly...

I am designing a compact enclosure for Ramps 1.4 that can accommodate one or two 50mm fans, LCD connectors, and a hinged cover for effortless access. After two years of dealing with cluttered and disorganized Prusa electronics, I have finally...

I just finished swapping out my Colido/Printrite DIY 3d printer's Mainboard for a full Ramps 1.4 setup. The new design allows the Ramps board to be housed in the same location as the original Printrite board, with the connected full graphics lcd...

This enclosure holds a RAMPS 1.4 board and a RepRap Discount Full Graphic Display LCD screen in several printed parts. Print Settings: Printer: Iron 3D 9x9 Rafts: ...

Ramps 1.4 enclosure designed to mount securely to Vslot extrusion. Originally created for use on Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001065. Key features include: -Mounting system for Ramps and Arduino Controller -60mm air intake fan...

Ramps 1.4 enclosure designed to mount securely to Vslot extrusion. Originally developed for use on www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001065. Key features include: Mounting system for Ramps/Arduino Controller 60mm air intake fan installation Air exhaust...

This compact enclosure for Arduino Mega 2560 and Ramps 1.4 is a scaled-down version of the Scalar - Electronic Box for MEGA+RAMPS+LCD2004 (https://www.myminifactory.com/object/v1-v2-0-scalar-electronic-box-for-mega-ramps-lcd2004-37873). Features: ...

------- Upgrades on this revision: 12V heated bed (fits MK3 buildplate with 3 point leveling) Extended space in the bottom to fit a RAMPS 1.4 controller. Custom screwholes for Arduino Mega. Front cut out for standard LCD / requires soldering (coming...

Ultimaker Original for Ramps 1.4 and LCD Controller ------- Thing currently under construction! ------ Upgrades on this revision: 12V Heated Bed Fits MK3 Buildplate with Three-Point Leveling Extended Space in Bottom Fits a RAMPS 1.4 Controller Custom...

It holds an Arduino Mega 2560 paired with a Ramps_1.4 controller and a Raspberry Pi that runs Octopi Server seamlessly. I highly recommend giving it a try - it's been a game-changer for me, so you definitely should too. The design features a DB 50...

Post-Printing Requirements Parts Needed: 2 (or 4 if you're feeling adventurous) - M5x18 cap head bolts 3 - 20mm pieces of 1.75 or 3mm plastic Instructions: 1.) Attach the fan to the frame by screwing the mount into place using the cap head bolts. I...

This is an innovative three-part enclosure designed specifically to house the Ramps 1.4 with extra room allotted for the LCD connector. The components are linked together through three sturdy shafts placed at each corner of the parts. Three openings...

Decided to craft an Arduino + Ramps 1.4 enclosure after realizing that one I printed wouldn't fit the electronics properly. Has a side hole for adding a RRD fan controller and for controlling the reset button. Use a 40x40 fan. Designed so that the...

... 3D printed collection. Note that there is some intentional offset built into this design, providing extra clearance for X-axis motor movement when paired with Ramps 1.4 boards. ...To ensure optimal printing results, we recommend using ABS plastic.