techdeck ramps 3d models

Plenty of room exists between the Ramps board and fan for wire routing upwards or downwards on the metal frame. However, owners should remain vigilant regarding potential wire interactions with the fan to prevent damage. The fan's connection is...

For Ultimakers original LCD use: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:19440 For bearing caps: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:23835 To keep the RAMPS cool: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:81357 Mounting X and Y motors use:...

This model features three distinct types of ramps, each accompanied by seaweed objects that can be easily removed to produce a clean version of the ramps. Seaweed elements are separate objects, allowing for maximum flexibility. The 3D model is...

Post-Printing Step 1: RAMPS and Pi After printing both the casing and the lid, unplug both the RAMPS and the Pi. Using screws, both boards should fit in the casing. Both boards should have their USB ports facing the wall, and the Pi should be fitted...

This is a remix of the P3steel 2.x - RAMPS offset mount by Toolson for a RAMPS/MEGA board, but specifically designed for a 2.5 DXL laser cut frame with its electronics mounting holes configured slightly differently than the 2.0 and 2.01 frames. If...

A Quick Upgrade to Add a Second Fan to Your RAMPS 1.4 Controller For example: the first fan is connected to D9 and cools down your prints the second fan is wired to a fan extender and cools down the printing head The schematic for this modification...

This box/casing for Arduino Mega 2560 and Ramps 1.4 is a highly compact version of the Scalar - Electronic Box for MEGA+RAMPS+LCD2004. Features It's compatible with 80mm fans, providing a boost to airflow within the system. Can hold both Ramps 1.4...

This is a general design for a 2-piece housing for a 12V 5A AC-DC adapter powered Mega 2560 + Ramps 1.4 + 2004 Smart LCD, originally remixed for the Neutron mini 3DP with extra parts. ... You can download the file format you need from Fusion 360's share...

Electronic enclosure designed for the AM8 frame, accommodating essential components such as RAMPS, 2 Mosfets, and 3 Mini-Mosfet IRF520s. The case also features a Wago Clamps holder, securely attached to the back with screwable mounts. This case...

Housing for Arduino Mega + RAMPS 1.4 + 3x stepper drivers + Full Graphic Smart Controller shield. Designed to fit snugly against the side of my Mostly Printed CNC, this enclosure is secured with zip ties that keep everything in place. Ventilated...

The base model required a more substantial build, so I added reinforcement to the sides and lengthened the reset button ramps. I also upgraded the USB and HDMI ports by replacing them with larger Raspberry modules. This adjustment allowed me to...

Printed Using Side-Mounted Ramps Controller Holder With Built-In 40mm Fan Mount Designer of This Piece Stole from mr2clean and Added Some Beef to the Frame for Strength. ... Printer Settings Used To Produce This Object Were: - Hybrid Delta Machine Used...

This is a stripped-down holder for the Arduino Mega 2560 board, either alone or with a RAMPS shield on top. Two versions are available, each serving a specific purpose. One uses melt nuts sized M3x4x4...

This is a swift design for a 40mm fan mount compatible with Ramps 1.4 board. The level of print quality may necessitate filing the grooves on the legs to achieve a proper fit. *Update 7/3/2013 - Improved gripper ends' durability by adding extra...

Case for RAMPS+Mega board to fit a 80mm fan. The case has thin walls and bottom (1.5mm). Top cover is 2mm thick. It has openings for the power cables, the bed and extruder resistors, and the usb cable. The top fits just right for most PLA...

I had to print a mount for my ramps electronics and discovered this nice sliding mount at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1282757, but my printer's aluminum extrusion gap was 2mm shorter than required. Once I customized it for my unbranded Mini...

This case houses the RAMPS 1.4 in a "ceiling-mounted" Rostock BI V1.0 setup. Key features include a 40mm fan hole beneath the steppers, a reset button hole, and four M3 mounting points. Single wall sections are reinforced centrally, with a medium...

A neat fan bracket is designed to keep your Ramps and other electronics cool. To install it, simply drill and screw it into place on your frame. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes ...

When '#define MOTHERBOARD BOARD_RAMPS_14_EEB ' is selected in Marlin it will automatically switch the PWM signal for the fans to the Servo / D4 pins. #LCD Last we have the LCD and SD card connections. These commonly use whats called a Smart...

To rectify these problems, I scaled the box slightly for ABS printing, added a notch for better rail functioning on the left side, created a space for the Smart adaptor's protrusion on the right, incorporated a hole for cable passage in the top...

My Masterpiece of Reinvention - Dasaki Ramps 1.4 Enclosure / Box / Case by dasaki Check out my alternate version at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1713052 I took the liberty of expanding the Cable Entry, plus added fixing points to suit my Wilson...

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...

This Din Rail Mount/Housing fits perfectly on a Mean Well DRP Series and is designed specifically for an Arduino MEGA with Ramps 1.4, ensuring a secure fit on any din rail. I created this part using a SLS printer, which means it doesn't require...

CR10S and ramps 1.4 control box check screen and mainboard for accurate placement ensure proper positioning of components. 6-pin aviation plugs with audio CNC bipolar stepper motor connectors, measuring 16mm in length, feature six pins: four...

This fan mount is designed to fit snugly on the USB cable of a RAMPS board for those with limited space on their Mosaic. The 50mm fan features two M3 bolt holes, and may require adjustments if your USB cable size differs from mine (11.5mm square).

I wanted to install a large fan directly above the electronics on my RAMPS 1.5.7 board. Fortunately, I discovered that the screw holes for mounting the board to my custom cage could also be used to attach the fan mount. Because the screw holes don't...

This enclosure is designed specifically for Arduino RAMPS electronics. It is a perfect fit for Prusa i3 frames, including MK2, MK2s, MK2.5, and MK3 models, as well as the Prusa Bear Upgrade developed by Grégoire Saunier, whose impressive work can be...

The RAMPS 1.4 electronics are mounted in the Prusa Mendel's lower front-left region, allowing potential use for other Arduino-based electronics due to direct attachment to the bracket. Although similar brackets exist on Thingiverse, they may not fit...

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...

A baseplate designed for attaching an Arduino Mega2560 with Ramps board onto a Prusa i3 or similar printer with a large flat surface is available. The plate includes four mounting holes for securing the Mega2560 and two index pins due to limited...