x axis prusa 3d models

Additionally, the device boasts an integrated M3 nut holder that securely holds a screw in place, allowing for precise adjustments of the z-axis height. ... http://www.sainsmart.com/sainsmart-nema-17-lead-screw-300mm-stepper-motor-z-axis-3d-printer.html

I've created this new y-axis clamp to replace the broken original one without needing to disassemble the entire main frame. This versatile tool can also be used to fix the z-axis if needed. ... To make it, you'll need: * 3 M4 nuts * 1 M4x25mm screw * 2...

I designed the Endstop Y axis specifically to mount directly onto an M10 threaded rod.\n\nInstructions: Print the Endstop Y axis at a moderate pace of 0.2 layer thickness, filling each layer with a dense infill percentage of 30%. ...Secure it firmly...

... than this one, but I couldn't find it to compare. ...Just a straightforward clamp to hold down the z-axis rods in place. EDIT: This design is essentially the same as Hobsie's Y bar stopper, so I've listed the Z axis clamp as a remix of that thing.

When printing tall objcts at high speed the z axis tend to resonate a bit and create patterns in the print surface. this setup stiffens up the z axis completely. ...you will need to 10mm threaded rods, 44cm long and 8 10 mm nuts you will also need to...

I modified this thing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:141479 to fit the Mega Prusa project initiated by Aldric Negrier on http://www.instructables.com/id/Mega-Prusa-i3-Rework-8-x-Build-Volume/#step1. This thing is for M5 threaded rod and 12mm smooth...

This is a modification of the original prusa i3 y motor support designed by uwd888, published on July 25, 2014. The previous model does not match the new Prusa i3 MK2 version released in March 2017. ... Additionally, this updated design eliminates the...

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Adjustable Z-Endstop for Sintron Prusa i3 with Mech Endstops. Print Settings Printer Brand is RepRap. Printer is the Prusa i3. Rafts are not used. Supports are not utilized. Resolution is set at 0.3 mm. ... Infill density is at 30 percent.

This is a modifcation of prusa i3 y motor support by uwd888, published Jul 25, 2014 the previous version does not fit the new Prusa i3 MK2 version from March 2017 Also this version has the advantage of not requiring the removal of the lower motor...

However, an issue arose when tightening the belt, causing the bracket to become slightly bent and the motor axis to lose its perpendicular alignment with the belt axis. As a result, the bracket pressed against the pulley's side, producing...

I had to free up some room on my Y-axis, so I shortened the idler holder. ...My belt tensioner was already mounted on the build table, so I didn't need it attached to the idler.

This kit enhances the precision of the Y-axis, although it operates at a slower pace. ...It's specifically tailored to fit a 6mm polycabonate frame, but can be effortlessly adapted to suit steel or aluminum frames as well.

Adjusting the simple Z-axis requires just a few tools. The necessary materials include an M3 20 screw and an M3 nut. ...Notably, a negative M3 nut is located directly beneath the assembly diagram.

Simple cap to place on the Z axis motor to prevent dust from entering the motor. ...Designed with cutouts to allow the cables at back of motor to exit.

Finally free from relying on makeshift paper solutions, I've opted to design and assemble my very own Z-axis endstop device, tailored specifically for precision in the machine shop or garage hobbyist environment.

To attach the smooth rod to the top part of my Z-axis steppers, I devised a clamp by modifying an existing design. ...This custom clamp fits slightly smaller than a 5/16 inch (8mm) rod, ensuring secure fastening.

We insert a screw nut that exerts pressure on the screw, forcing it against the rod's Z-axis. The design prints smoothly and boasts impressive durability. I'm confident you'll appreciate this creation. ...Sincerely.

The system requires an upgrade to a high-performance z-axis slot type optical switch blade with enhanced mounting capabilities. Visit our upgraded version at www.thingiverse.com/thing:934678 for the latest design and improvements. ...Thank you!

The simplest method to adjust your Z-axis is straightforward, requiring no additional tools. To proceed: Lift your Z-axis assembly upward. Position the tool as depicted in the photo attached to this description. Verify that the plastic components...

... The genius Taurus Y axis: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3269389 I built it with this super MGN12 solution: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3847800 It probably works with LM8UU bearings too, but I haven't tried it that way. ... Blog Instagram

When printing large objects at rapid rates, the Z-axis often vibrates slightly and produces patterns on the print surface. This setup secures the Z-axis firmly in place. To implement this solution, you will require ten millimeter threaded rods,...

This is a REMIX of the Z-axis brace by Fada, where it is enhanced by removing the very sharp mounting hole and moving one of the beams out further in an attempt to stuffen the Z-axis more in one direction and adding another beam in the other...

Holding the nut in place under the Y-Axis corner frees up your hands to easily make adjustments and test the Y-Axis's level. To continue: Print 2, 3 or 4, depending on how many corners you're leveling by tightening the bolts. Remove the nut, attach...

... this is what you need to fix it. ...It's made to use one of the existing holes above the Rambo Cover and an M3x40 allen head bolt from your Spare Parts bag to keep those Z Axis cables from falling over and getting all frayed on the Rambo Cover.

The Prusa i3's belt tensioner/idler is a must-have upgrade. ...It replaces the factory-standard part and lets you fine-tune the belt tension with the same screws used originally.

This upgrade for the Prusa I3 Pro B lets you fit a bearing with a 22-millimeter diameter or an 11-millimeter radius, and also accommodates one within an 8-millimeter diameter or a 4-millimeter radius.

The Prusa I3 is a highly popular open-source 3D printer that offers excellent printing capabilities. It's a work of art designed to give you a great user experience. One key feature that stands out about the Prusa I3 is its frame, which uses M5 bolts...

I was quite surprised how this was over looked, but its a super easy fix :D No need to dismantle the Z top end or the Extruder assembly.This little adaptor fits comfortably between the extruder and z axis  mounts. The issue is that the...

This edit was made to boost Z dimension of the Mk2 to align with the dimensions of Mk3 (25 x 21 x 21).