techdeck ramps 3d models

Drive-on ramps for Bruder 02019 dumping trailer provide a secure and adjustable solution. Ramps are clipped firmly to the platform's back end, ensuring a stable hold. The space between ramps can be adjusted to suit your needs. ...You can attach them to...

... 80x80 fan to cool my Ramps/Arduino combo. ...The mount will be situated outside my printer enclosure, right next to the Ramps. To enhance airflow, I've tilted the mount slightly, which should improve cooling for the Ramps MOSFETs and stepper driver.

... 2560/RAMPS 1.4 module. ...To get started, check out the tutorials on working with RAMPS 1.4. Future upgrades will focus on integrating additional extruders into the RAMPS 1.4 setup. ...For now, follow these steps to set up your system: Install Video:

... it to the appropriate compartment using sticky-tack or double-sided tape. ...This method adheres to the sequencing advised on the RAMPS wiki (http://reprap.org/wiki/RAMPS_1.4), eliminating the need for component searches and streamlining assembly.

I made this after seeing the "Sanguinololu adapter for RAMPS mounting holes" by Sound: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:39893. NOTE: The RAMBo board has hole spacing of 95mm x 96mm with the 96mm spacing being the length that is parallel to the the...

Without a cooling system, the MOSFET in my RAMPS would overheat and trigger protection modes, causing the bed temperature to drop significantly. ... Print Settings: Printer: Kossel K250 3D printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.10 mm...

Based on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:49235, added extra support to accommodate a larger heatsink for my ramps 1.4's MOSFETs

The design accommodates an Arduino 2560 and a RAMPS 1.4, featuring extra slots for attaching stepper motor extenders to support additional extruders or supplementary boards.

Basic Marble Run straight ramps that have had their lengths adjusted to span Gravitrax Hexes Single Bridge previously posted as: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4804747

This holder securely cradles an Arduino RAMPS 1.4 board within a sturdy 2020 aluminum extrusion framework, ensuring optimal positioning and access for seamless integration and operation.

This product comes with two 40x40mm fan support options specifically designed to work with RAMPS controllers, ensuring efficient cooling and reliable performance.

The symmetrical bracket easily attaches to your RAMPS shield and doesn't necessitate any screws. ...Designed for a 60mm fan with bolt spacing of 50mm, center to center.

This Arduino (RAMPS) features fixed screw holes and is designed specifically for use on a Prusa/Mendel 3D printer, including essential accessory holes.

This is remixed version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1352320 by spauda01. ...More space added for step down regulator (24>12v), IR controller and Ramps itself.

In case you have RAMPS mounting holes on a frame but want to mount a RAMBo board in its place instead. ...Use this and you're set.

Basic Marble Run straight ramps that have had their lengths adjusted to span Gravitrax Hexes Single Bridge previously posted as: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4804747

This is a DIY 60mm fan holder crafted to support your sparkcube Ramps project. ...It's recommended that you produce two identical units for optimal functionality.

Ramps and Cable Holder for Hephaestus \n\nA few tweaks are needed before it will print cleanly without the aid of supports.

Here is the spun text: These are the supports for ramps and source of a SparkCube, the screws are M4 x 8.

A custom-designed case for RAMPS 1.4 board, engineered specifically to work seamlessly with the Prusa i3 Steel 3D printer.

The Arduino RAMPS 1.4 board securely fits into this custom-designed aluminum extrusion holder for the 3030 size, providing a snug and precise fit.

I'm searching for basic housing options to accommodate the Ramps Spander and the fysetc mosfet, but so far, nothing suitable has been discovered.

The Ramps 1.4 2004 is a holder designed specifically for LCD panels, providing a sturdy and secure place to position the screen.

For when you have a RAMPS board but Sanguinololu mounting holes. ...Kind of an inverse of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:39893

Mount the Arduino on Ramps 1.4, which includes a sturdy base that can accommodate an 80x25 fan for optimal cooling and airflow.

- 1 general-purpose enclosure with hinges suitable for both RAMPS and Prusa Steel or Cordobesa. All versions have been extended to accommodate a 50A automotive relay if you want to control the hot bed. For the general-purpose enclosure, you'll need...

ramps version 1.6 + Arduino mega enclosure with holes for cables and ventilation. if you want to attach a fan use the second lid file. ...

This is a protecting housing for the arduino uno + ramps boards for 3D printers. ...I used it in my Prusa i2.

Ramp Up Your Cooling System with a Versatile Fan Holder: This sleek fan holder provides effortless installation via a side-mounted bracket, giving you plenty of room for cables while maintaining top-notch airflow on your Ramps 1.4 cooling system.

... with a RAMPS 1.5.7 board to a housing. ...The 5 openings that hold the RAMPS in position are M3 and demand threading. ...The 4 openings for securing the case to anything feature M4 screws inserted through them, having a footprint of 100mmx100mm square.