tronxy p802ma 3d models

Threaded rod housing for Tronxy P802MA spool holder

Tronxy P802MA Sensor mount with one screw adjustment

... up. It uses the original screws to secure the board and 4 extra screws to secure the cover on the case. Print Settings Printer: Tronxy P802MA Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 15% Post-Printing Back side for connector

Modified Sjouke's Anet A8 powersupply cover: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1656047 to fit my Tronxy P802MA. ... Apart from reshaping the back to accommodate the z-motor cables, I added cooling vents, strengthened the wall holding the left screw and...

Tronxy P802MA level helpers clip on to the z axies sliders i use these to level z axies have them set to just below bed level push head to full left screw z axies down on to them which mean both z stepper are at same height every to you print as...

3D Printer upgradse for my TRONXY P802MA. A holder for the sensor that holds it still and straight. Non-adjustable. ...Easier to attach the sensor to than the piece it replaces since it has indents for the nuts.Because it's a bit thinner than the...

A filament guide created for my Tronxy p802ma 3D printer. Clips on the top acrylic piece next to the LCD display. ... Nothing fancy, but it works.

This is a simple cover to go over the circuit board of a TronXY P802MA 3D printer. I have included the SCAD file so you can modify it to suit your own needs, e.g. ...to change the wall thickness or move cable cutouts.

Wanted an adjustable autolevel sensor for my new Tronxy P802MA. Other designs did not fit my 3D printer or they were too far away from the extruder which caused even worse prints. Came up with this design, which is a combination of a few already...

... it requires assembly on your software for more flexibility. Most of the parts are remixed from other designs online, some of which are resized for accuracy to the factory parts of this particular printer model. Tronxy P802MA_8 Happy designing!

I have resized it to fit the Tronxy P802MA. A piece of 4mm Aluminium should suit nicely. You will need a minimum of a 3040 CNC to cut it, and a 3mm slot end mill bit. the slots for the timing belt are not shown. I cut these later with a 2mm end mill,...

Hi, This Is my first upload to Thingiverse, Also I am new to the world of 3D Printing, I Have made this part to tension the X Belt on my Tronxy P802MA it may also work on other printers. I Have 3 of these installed on my X Belt and they work great...

If your vertical pieces have holes in them you can run a few small zip ties through the holes and around the brace to put some additional tension on it and ensure it has no where to go but its plenty tight as is Print Settings Printer: Tronxy P802ma...

I've been gradually replacing parts of my Tronxy P802MA to make it less rubbish, and as part of this, I got a Titan extruder and v6 hotend for it. None of the existing adapters quite fit my requirements, so I made my own. Mainly, I wanted: -...

... This replaces the pneumatic_adapter from this excellent tutorial by Mafiatorte: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2024308 so the whole setup can be used on a P802MA. It can flex a bit, but does a good job nonetheless. Hope this helps you! ...^_^

Part Cooling Fan Duct upgrade for the TronXY P802MA printer

TronXY P802MA double fan mount! I have now added the fan ducts aswell!! ...enjoy!

Hotbet wire holder for Tronxy p802ma 3d printer. ... Help not drop wires to Y motor

X-carriage for Titan Aero (clone) extruder on a Tronxy P802MA without a bed leveling sensor housing. Two 8mm rods on X axis, distance between rods 44.5 mm. ...

Marlin 1.1.9 firmware with configuration.h completed for Tronxy p802ma 3D printer with blue square inductive sensor and Green Melzi 2.0 board. [On Github](https://github.com/VikPC/Tronxy-P802ma-Marlin-1.1.9) p.s. sorry "how to" i make later... ...

Raspberry PI Mountable Case for Tronxy P802MA and similar. Uses existing holes in the frame. Secure with screws/nuts or cable ties. Mounts on the top half of the acrylic side frame. ...Extra lug under power socket for securing cord with a cable tie.

... roller. ...With this belt tensioner you can. If I get the time, I might rework the other parts to, so that you don't have to use a file to make them fit. Print Settings Printer: TronXY P802MA Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 95%

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34661 Modified the extruder side as the holes used were different on my tronxy p802ma from the original Added extruder end mount option that kicks the chain upwards a bit to help with chain sag issues...

... bushing that takes the place of the bottom SC8UU bushing. To use it you'll need 4 x M4 screws to secure the top and bottom half of the part. This was designed to work with my Tronxy P802MA and I don't know if it will work with other models.

I made some parts for silencing my printer the TronXY P802MA. After silencing the motors with silicone acoustic washers and PLA bushes to press the washers properly, I've been trying to silence the remaining noise. This was mainly coming from the Y...

I designed this based off of my Tronxy P802MA printer and I can't guarantee that it will work for others. There is a piece for the left and right side so be sure you pay attention when adding them. Each piece is 10mm in height and holds a single 608...

I designed this based off of my Tronxy P802MA printer and I can't guarantee that it will work for others. There is a piece for the left and right side so be sure you pay attention when adding them. Each piece is 10mm in height and holds a single 608...

found the front in the original worked perfect for the p802ma, but the rear needed some work, here is the first edit, will check/test/tweak if needed. updated version, needed a screw hole and a size tweak for clearance. ... 10/2/17 corrected issues...

I do not like the auto level z stop on the Tronxy so I created a z stop mount that sits behind the left z axis motor. it works well and I have a 1mm pei sheet on the heat bed. ... It uses a standard small axis switch using m2 screws and lock nuts.

I really liked the spool holder by n00bz0rz how ever it needed a bit of tweaking. Some of my spools were too tall and scraped the top of my frame. And the front of it was a bit on the weak side. All I did was make it roughly 25mm taller and added...