x axis prusa 3d models

Modified Version of X-END-MOTOR-V2.stl from This Thingiverse.com Site Mocification I Made Includes: Change From M6 to M8 for Drive Mechanism Add Adjustable Z-Endstop-Switch Support Instructions Printing It Successfully Requires Abs, Support...

MakerFarm Prusa i3v Z Axis Couplers are designed to fit snugly onto the stepper shaft with minimal interference. The dimensioned .022" over allowance accounts for material shrinkage during printing. To ensure a smooth lead screw connection, clean up...

This is an enhanced version of the Prusa i3's Z-axis top mount. ...I rejected the original chamfers as unsatisfactory, and thoroughly revised the underlying code to eliminate any redundancy.

New Belt Holder Unveiled for Y Axis Prusa i3 Users, Eliminating the Need for Straps to Retain the Belt. ... Simply Print at a Layer Height of 0.1mm and Opt for an Infill Percentage of 30%.

Here's an adjustable Y axis slide system upgrade specifically designed for the Prusa i3, featuring enhanced structural integrity around the bearings with a widened holder to minimize material fatigue and cracking issues.

This clamp serves as a substitute for Prusa's U-bolts on the Y-axis linear bearings. ...Replacing the U-bolts, it employs M3x20 screws and M3 locknuts instead.

Bracket for Sunhokey Prusa i3 y axis at the back I design it as easy as it prevent the acrylic at the back tend to crooked with no bracket

The Y-axis belt tensioner for my Prusa i3 printer just got an upgrade. ...I ditched the fancy washers and replaced them with simple, reliable M4 nuts that get the job done without any frills.

Here's how it goes: Add a part to put at the very end of the Y-axis on your Prusa I3 Steel printer, so the straight rods won't slide right out.

For the Geeetech I3 Prusa aluminum printer, securing the upper area around the Z-axis is crucial. ...This ensures stability and prevents damage to the trapezoidal rod, which remains flexible throughout.

For the Prusa i3 Z-Axis Bearing Bracket. ... This Bracket Fits Like a Snap-On, Manufactured to Accommodate 608ZZ Ball Bearings with Inner Diameter 8mm, Outer Diameter 22mm, and Height 7mm.

The Bear Prusa Y-Axis Rod Holder has been cleverly modified to accommodate a robust 10mm rod, showcasing its versatility in the process of converting a Tornado/CR-10 into a sleek, linear rod system.

I made the Z-axis support strut shorter so that the squash ball feet for MINI can be mounted outwards at the very front right. ...https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/34936-prusa-mini-squashball-feet-low-profile-noise-reduc/comments

New belt holder for Y axis Prusa i3 where you do not need to use strap to retain the belt. ...Print with a layer height of 0.1mm and a infill of 30%

A mounting point for the Y-axis endstop is necessary when constructing a steel framed Prusa i3 3D printer. ...This ensures precise positioning and prevents damage to the printer's components.

This Mod fixes the Pitstop crashing into the Z-axis limiters causing strange bed level behavior. ...If you are printing on Prusa Mk3s please use the gcode provided, this is for PETG filament, everything has been dialed in for you.

To fit a x carriage and gregs wade in a single plate, I crafted an adapter. For this project, use m3 long bolts to join the pieces together. Note that if your Nema17 is deeper than 40mm, you may need a different design. The asymmetrical design allows...

I've been searching for an x-end idler that can tighten the belt, but so far I haven't found one that fits my requirements. The one I designed is as close to the original design as possible and extremely sturdy. You'll need a well-calibrated...

The Prusa i3 Z-Axis Adapter Nut is a game-changer for DIY enthusiasts and makers who want to upgrade their 3D printing experience without breaking the bank. By utilizing an M6 threaded rod, this adapter nut provides a reliable and cost-effective...

... room for PSU and motor brackets. Fitted to an 18mm plywood base, it doesn't secure the Prusa in place, but rather prevents the Z-axis from wobbling freely. ...For optimal results, pair it with the Z-axis top brace that I've also made available.

This block is engineered to fit snugly under the Y-axis motor of a Sunhokey Prusa i3 printer. The original Y-axis motor gets pulled out of alignment due to the tightness of the GT2 timing belt. This block keeps the motor from getting skewed. ...Print...

Bracket Design Enhances Stability on Prusa i3 Y Axis at Rear To address the issue of crooked acrylic panels at the rear, I created a simple yet effective bracket for the Prusa i3's Y axis. This design aims to provide stability and prevent any warping...

Same thing as the original by Brolin Workshop, but with M4 screw holes. ...Thanks to fortinmike for the Fusion360 file. Print with the original instructions e.g.: 3 permiteres, 20+% infill 

The smooth rods on the Sunhokey Prusa I3's y-axis have an identical range as those on its frame rod, so swapping them out may not be a straightforward task. ...Before making any substitutions, it's essential to verify that the replacement rods will fit...

6.To achieve the best parallel alignment all fixing should not be fully tightened until you are satisfied with the X & Y axis alignment. 7.I have included a cable spacer to allow the cables nearest to the Extruder motor to be returned away from the...

I designed a new Y-axis tensioner for my Geetech Prusa i3, which was previously plagued by belt slippage due to poor tensioning. The old design relied on drilling holes in the belt and screwing it into an aluminium block, resulting in uneven belt...

To enhance the TEVO Tarantula Prusa i3 with a dual z-axis setup, several essential components are required. ...These include one 8mm lead screw rod, one z coupler or any other suitable component to secure the z axis rod, an f608z bearing featuring an...

Z Axis stabiliser for the Prusa i3 MK3s+ printer I found that my i3 was rattling a bit at the top of the z axis. These fittings replace the existing top mount for the threaded rod and solid bar. ... Designed for a 22mm bearing (with an 8mm hole)

A simple dust cover for the Prusa Mini(+) to fit over the top of the Z axis motor to protect it from dust. Print it on a textured sheet for a nice surface. UpdateI added a notch for the wires at the back of the Z axis motor. ...Thanks to everyone...

I made the Z-axis support strut shorter so that the squash ball feet for MINI can be mounted outwards at the very front right. https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/34936-prusa-mini-squashball-feet-low-profile-noise-reduc/comments