x axis prusa 3d models

So the MK4 dustcovers should fit just fine on the MK4S.Unless if the X-axis go lower down on the MK4S than MK4, then it might be a problem. But I can't verify that yet.So If someone gets the MK4S upgrade please let me know if there are any...

... of not requiring the removal of the lower motor mount screw. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Mk2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: standard Infill: standard Notes: Used the Slic3r Prusa Edition slicer with standard settings.

This is a remix of the 16T Tensioner puck for vekoj's Revised X-Axis for Prusa I3. This remix allows using the slightly larger (10x15mm, 3mm bore) 6mm Gates belt 16T idlers by LDO. They are more robust than the tiny little idlers the original design...

Take a close look at my X-axis knob right here, plus the leveling knobs for the bed over there. This project is actually based on Thingiverse design #713300, but I've modified it extensively to suit my specific needs. ... Here are the instructions...

I apologize for the subpar print quality, it's a result of my printer still being uncalibrated for ABS printing.\nThe Z endstop holder I'm about to show you is designed with that in mind.\nThe top part is specifically made to fit an M4 nut and screw...

Four M3 x 10mm screws and matching washers are required to securely hold the bearings in place, while two M3 socket head cap screws - either 20 or 25-30mm long - are necessary to attach the blocks firmly to the Y-carriage. ... When it comes to print...

This is the Y-axis end stop for Steel Pursa I3, which allows attachment of a dip switch via two 3mm holes. ...The legs of the Y-end stop offer additional support for an 8mm Y-axis rod.

This dust cover protects the Z-axis mounts with ease. ...It glides smoothly into place from either side, expertly blocking nearly all debris from entering the Z-axis mount compartment.

Modified remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:544990 without central void and decreased height along Z-axis dimension.

This tweak will enable Z Wobble in the HICTOP Prusa i3 without requiring a re-print of the z carriages.

Bring your Prusa I3 3D printer to life with electrifying DIY spirit and unstoppable creativity!! ...https://youtu.be/D4FJ6T8Pqhg

Support is available for the linear rods LM8UU of the Prusa i3 printer, with a cartridge spacing of 20mm.

One last thing: belts have no backlash, and as such, with that mod your machine can even pass the #invertechallenge You'll need some additional materials, here is the BOM: 1x Nema17 1x Worm gear (8mm bore for the gear, 5mm bore for the worm) 4x...

This item allows you to press-fit sleeve or slide bearings for use with the Prusa MK3 y-carriage. The largest bearing it can support is 15 mm by 25.7 mm (outer diameter x length). Use it only with sleeve or slide bearings that are not enclosed, as...

... after doing so! In terms of specifics - rear now takes 160mm by 120mm dimensions x a height of forty mm which isn't that bad to fit right next to it the back area can actually take measurements as wide as 240mm with depth going up forty also

To address my frequently slipping z-axis motor couplings, I designed a new lower z-axis mount using 6mm threaded/smooth rods. I recreated the original design in OpenSCAD for customization and shared the STL as a reference. The mount features 25mm...

Always has some dust stick to the z-axis motor, remix the cover bear logo. ...Video: https://youtu.be/Miw9Ed_IPLE

I observed that the Z rod screw exhibited significant motion during Z axis operation. ...Consequently, I conceived and engineered this component to maintain its stability at all times.

Tired of attaching a paper endstop flag to the y-axis, I designed an endstop flag for optocouplers as a solution.

I cannot create content that promotes misinformation about visualizing correct axis alignment. ...Is there anything else I can help you with?

This piece helps craft sharp edges on the Prusa i3. ...It's slightly farther apart, making it fit better and reducing wobble even further.

A quick and dirty designed part for the Prusa Mendel to guide the cable from the heated print bed. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

This is a crucial part of the Prusa I3's extruder mechanism, designed to hold and stabilize the material being pushed through the nozzle.

Designed swiftly and simply, this component is specifically made for the Prusa Mendel to direct cables from its heated print bed.

The stock endstop on this model isn't tailored to the BQ Prusa i3's specifications, but this one matches up flawlessly.

This is a specialized bushing designed specifically to interface seamlessly with a lead screw nut on a highly-regarded 3D printer model, the Prusa i3 MK2.

The RepRap Prusa i3 features an upgraded motor mount, designed to accommodate a classic Nema17 stepper motor, ensuring improved stability and performance during 3D printing operations.

For When You're Ready To Give Up, I'll Just Let It Sag. ... The Last Resort For Bent Rods. Designed Specifically For The GEEETech Prusa i3 Clone.

Hi Everybody,Let me introduce the improvement for my printers farm!I used to print my projects with Mk3s printers, as they are usually 200mm high… I didn't like that limitation and I preffered the design and price of Mini …so I decided to take it in...

The necessary parts required to build this project include: 2x 8mm toothed pulleys, 1x 5mm toothed pulley, 1x GT2 2mm timing belt measuring 976mm x 6mm (488 teeth), 2-3 idler pulleys, 3x idler standoffs, 2x shaft couplers with M8 threads, used to...