techdeck ramps 3d models

Assembly Instructions for Panucatt Re-Arm Controller with Ramps 1.4 Ensure Easy Assembly by Tapping All Holes with M3x0.5 Screws Before Starting. For Secure Fastening, Employ 8mm Long M3x0.5 Flathead Acrews on All Sides of the Enclosure. To Mount the...

I constructed a housing for my RepRap after detaching RAMPS from my printer for milling purposes. The material used was 3mm plywood. To assemble the parts, I cut all pieces except the side part which required two identical ones. I fixed the Arduino...

Here is a case specifically designed for the RAMPS 1.4 model and similar ones with two main sections: top and bottom. The top portion features an essential cutout for attaching a cooling fan which enhances airflow through the enclosure.

This minimalistic fan mount attaches securely to an Arduino Mega 2560, leaving ample space for a substantial shield like the Ramps 1.4, even when populated with DRV8825s and heat sinks. It features mounting holes compatible with both 60mm fans and...

This functional and easily removable design is ideal for making adjustments to your Ramps. Unlike other similar models, I opted to create my own unique version. Key components include a 60x60 mm fan and four M3 screws with nuts (length depending on...

My remix of Dasaki Ramps 1.4 Enclosure / Box / Case by dasaki, just added to fixing points for my Wilson II 2020 Framed Printer. Nothing else changed at this stage. Note: there is a wide version because I always struggle to make all the wires fit.

Original project on the website: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1397663 In the front, I added a voltage indicator for RAMPS. Increased ventilation in the right side panel. Improved the hole for the USB port for ARDUINO. At the back, I made an...

I designed a handy gadget to overcome the challenge of separating the Ramps board from the Arduino board, as it can be difficult to detach them by hand without causing damage. To use it, simply insert the tool between the two boards and gently pull....

Ramps and Arduino Case with plenty of room for wiring and a 50mm fan mounted on the cover.\nPlease rotate the top section when printing, so you won't need any supports.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y21V5EICl54\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n...

This is Rostock Nano's option, Arduino MEGA2560 R3 +RAMPS 1.4 Panel. Rostock Nano boasts an Arduino MEGA 2560 R3 Clone from Hiletgo. Rostock Nano takes the form of a small delta 3D printer and can be sourced at...

One of the key features of the RAMPS testing board is its ability to interface with CNC machines directly, eliminating the need for complex programming or additional hardware. ...This makes it an ideal choice for beginners who want to get started with...

Here's the result: A Ramps enclosure that can fit a Mega256, RAMPS, TMC2130s, and a RasPi4. I tried to make all slots accessible, but I'm not entirely happy with the need to loop back the Mega-RasPi USB cable. This is the only way I could think of...

These deadlift jack ramps are an alternative to allow you to load/unload barbells safely and easily. Put the first plates on your barbell and roll onto the wedges. It increases the plate’s height from the ground by 0.5'' allowing you to load and...

To install RAMPS electronics on your Mendel printer, first cut out a piece of preferred material using available tools; I used laser-cut 6mm birch plywood. Secure it to the frame with zipties or printed z-rod clamps and M3 bolts. Attaching the...

The play set boasts numerous ramps and tunnels, inviting endless creativity and imagination. With the flexibility to incorporate Legos, kids can unleash their inner designers, combining their favorite toy cars with the classic building blocks in a...

This text describes a housing for a Delta Printer, suitable for RUMBA or RAMPS 1.4 and an 80 mm fan. The dimensions are 112x52x210 mm to accommodate a 360 Watt power supply. LED mounts are temporary with hot glue, but the coolFrame is printed in...

You connect hardware to fan-out ramps by mounting them on the 1.4 board, which expands the output terminals to multiple points, simplifying connections to a 3D printer's wiring system. Opt for a layer height of 0.2mm or less to achieve top-notch...

Ramps and Arduino Case with enough space for wiring and a 50 mm fan on the cover. Please rotate the top part when printing, so you dont need support. Print instructionsLicence: Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial Category: 3D Printer...

This mount is specifically designed to support the RAMPS_1.4/Arduino Mega 2560 combination, allowing you to control the evolution of your hypercube with precision. I deliberately made it open-source, taking into account potential thermal issues that...

An alternative method for fastening your Ramps and Arduino to a Mendelmax printer involves attaching it solely to the left side frame, with a right-side version to be uploaded soon. Instructions include: 1) Securely mount the case body on your...

This is a customized RAMPS case for my printer, "Guinlet". It lets me attach an 80mm and 30mm fan directly to the case. The iconic Guinlet G logo is also included. This design is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:692232 Print Settings: ...

These simple ramps have holes and slots to fit screwdrivers in a toolbox drawer, while still allowing easy removal. When stacked side-by-side, there is additional room below to store small items transversely. To keep them from moving around, I taped...

I came across a well-designed ramps bracket on Thingiverse that perfectly fit my project's requirements, but it had one major flaw - it was far too short to accommodate my lcd plugin board seamlessly. In order to address this issue, I opted to...

This is a rewritten version of a P3Steel Holder for Ramps 1.4, designed to hold electronics on the left-hand side of the printer. Update V2: I made more space to freely access USB and DC connectors. Update V3: With additional height, M3 screws now...

I'm looking to integrate the Arduino, RAMPS, and Raspberry into a single enclosure. Since I couldn't find a suitable solution, I took matters into my own hands and designed it myself - not ideally, I admit. The result is an enclosure split into six...

Original push-to-fit RAMPS box features fast print, good cooling, ample space for wires, reset switch hole, push-to-fit design, and a 40mm cooler. While building my RepRap Rostock 3D printer, I realized that a custom enclosure for the electronics was...

Now, this Arduino sketch works with an off-the-shelf RAMPS 1.4 board, enabling a Fabscan without needing a soldering iron! The attached first scan at "normal quality" shows teeth post-braces as a kid. For the fabrication process, follow the original...

To assemble it, first snap the Ramps set into place by placing the board in the wire management side first and flexing the base open a bit. Then, snap the other side in, slide the board down, and secure it. Next, connect all the necessary wires and...

For assembling the enclosure, I recommend using M3x16mm screws for each end plate and the fan shroud/fan assembly, and M3x20mm screws to secure the RAMPS stack to the bottom. Note: A "vented" version of the main body piece has been added, which...

Lcd header and wires still fit. The ramps set gets snapped into place, put the board in wire management side first, flex the base open a bit and snap the other side in. Slide the board down and into place.</p> <p>Connect all the wires and use the...