shapeoko xxl 3d model

... Installation notes: I sized the X and Y bracket mounting holes, and the adjustment screw holes to be tapped with the M5 tap that came with your Shapeoko kit. G10 taps easily, and still allows you to turn the screws tight without stripping threads.

Mounting brackets for micro switches on the Shapeoko 3 now feature an updated Z-limit bracket design. ...The original Z-bracket posed a risk of interfering with the motor, so it has been redesigned to eliminate this potential problem.

This attachment, designed specifically for use with a Shapeoko machine, helps in extracting dust during the cutting process by incorporating a vacuum pipe. ...The vacuum pipe itself has an inner diameter of 20mm and measures 20x10.5mm in dimensions.

Stick on drag chain guides for the Shapeoko CNC. I used 3M panel tape to stick them to the rails. ... There is a recess on the appropriate side to accept the panel tape and still ensure a flush mount.

This is a custom magnetic laser mount designed specifically for the Shapeoko 3, making it effortless to integrate an affordable laser module purchased on eBay or Amazon into your CNC machine.

This is just a simple adapter for the Shapeoko Sweepy Dust Boot V2.0 to allow mounting a smaller 30mm dia vacuum hose. FreeCAD file included for tweaks. ... I used 5 perimeters and 15% infill with PETG.

Here are the requirements needed to proceed with mounting: First, gather the necessary items on hand before starting assembly: - One PN 30343-01 kit for Shapeoko specifically - Two M2 bolts of length ten millimeters - Two small-size nut fittings -...

Designed specifically for my Shapeoko XL, this solution has been put to the test and proven its reliability. ...For those looking to make modifications or improvements, I've kindly provided a link to the Fusion 360 project - feel free to get creative!

However, purchasing a homing kit is available directly from Shapeoko's makers but fails to cover maximum limit end stops, focusing instead on homing functions. Fortunately, the Z-missing max stop comes as 3 usable components that combine homing with...

The 3D printed post in a second screw hole keeps everything from rotating out of position. To get started, you'll need to print three different mounts: a Z-Axis mount, an X-Axis mount, and a mirrored version of the X-Axis. You can do this in your...

Limit switches are crucial for safeguarding your Shapeoko from carriage overruns, as well as enabling auto-homing routines. You can purchase a 5-Pack of limit switches on Amazon for under $5, providing ample switches for an auto-zeroing system. To...

Shapeoko 2 Z-axis design is wobbly, so I swapped it out for a NEMA 23 motor. ...Print Settings: Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.8 Nozzle Infill: 50% Notes: I print with a 0.8 nozzle and 50% infill, resulting in rock-solid...

These mount in the slots of the makerslide for limit switches for a shapeoko 2. The holes are spaced for a standard reprap sized microswitch. I used small zip ties to attach the switch to the mount. ...All the locations of switches I used are in the...

This is a custom mounting bracket engineered specifically to secure a Makita RT0701C directly onto the Z-axis of a Shapeoko 1. ...The design caters perfectly for M5 bolts, with adaptable dimensions that also accommodate suitably sized imperial bolts for...

Mount a quiet 52mm spindle to your Shapeoko machine, and bring it into harmony with your workbench using this innovative adapter, drawn from the successful Altocraft mount design by benglish on Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:271060 -...

I acquired a micro switch and sought to utilize it as a limit switch on my Shapeoko. ...The switches' minuscule size rendered drilling through metal plates impossible, prompting me to devise a solution that enables snapping the micro switch onto the...

Bed bracket designed specifically for Shapeoko 2, engineered to securely mount Misumi HFSQN4-15250-500 extrusions in place of a standard sacrificial board. A gentle tap with a very light hammer may be necessary to initiate the bracket's insertion...

This is just a simple adapter for the Shapeoko Sweepy Dust Boot V2.0 to allow mounting a smaller 30mm dia vacuum hose. FreeCAD file included for tweaks. I used 5 perimeters and 15% infill with PETG. Category: Parts

Designed to enhance Shapeoko 3 CNC router's spindle mount rigidity during Y-direction cutting, this clamp effectively combats deflection. However, additional bracing on the spindle plate might be necessary for further stiffening. ...The clamp is...

The ShapeOko Electronics Enclosure features an Emergency Stop button and a fan-mount for a 60mm fan. Detailed instructions accompany the case, including information on removing support structures (approximately 0.5mm) upon completion of the build.

I was drawn to Improbable Construct's ShapeOko DW660 Dust Shoe design and decided to transform it into scad for printing purposes. Although I haven't printed it yet, plans to do so soon are underway. ...Despite the scad being incomplete, sharing it...

Minimalist mounting brackets for Uno electronics on Shapeoko 2 Instructions In order to mount the electronics of the Shapeoko onto the Y carriage you need an adapter so I decided to make the silliest ones I could (that still work fine). You can...

Upgrade your ShapeOko 2 with a robust DW660 mount! Compatible with stock aluminum router mounts, this design ensures a firm grip for your tool. Print two sets for extra stability and use 1.2mm perimeters with 75% infill in PLA filament. Attach using...

These mounts snap into place in the slots of the makerslide to hold limit switches on a Shapeoko 2 machine. The holes are drilled at precise spacings for standard microswitches used in reprap projects. For added stability, small zip ties are employed...

I designed these components to complete my Shapeoko 2 build. They feature 20x40 extrusions, 30x30 square extrusions, and a drag chain with dimensions of 15x30. The electronic xyz components have holes for GX16 4-way din connectors. A mounting plate...

A custom mount is needed to securely hold a hot wire foam cutter in place on the Shapeoko 3. Several sources for acquiring a suitable foam cutter are available online. For instance, Amazon offers the DAOKI Electric Styrofoam Cutting Engraver...

This basic Shapeoko 2 motor plate has been customized with a few modifications to suit the needs of many users. I plan on releasing numerous variations until we can all agree on something that's easy to use and simple to build. Feel free to make...

This plastic adapter, designed for Roland-type pen-holder cutters, suits ShapeOko or other 40x20 extrusions. Attach the part and install two M3 screw nut traps. For optimal performance, consider adjusting the fixing holes as they are originally...

The MDF waste board of my Shapeoko 2 was starting to sag due to humidity so i made these little "feet" to keep them flat. They're exactly 20mm tall and can be attached to the bottom of the waste board with countersunk wood screws. The STL is solid. I...

To secure the electronics of the Shapeoko on the Y carriage, a specialized adapter is required. In response to this need, I elected to design a series of unconventional adapters that would still function effectively. Two distinct versions are...