x axis 3d models

Everything stems from the original, all-powerful cable chain by jonniewhiskey here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920060 - these parts utilize standard cable chain pieces and little clip thingys that go on the other side, adding an x-axis...

This to relieve stress on the i3 frame when the x axis belt is tensioned Update Dec 11th 2015> Created an anti backlash adapter so that the standard M5 threaded rod can be used with these X axis ends...

After witnessing [wschadow](https://www.thingiverse.com/wschadow)'s impressive [X-axis tensioner](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2786603) in action, I decided to create a similar design for the Anet A8 / AM8. This original creation was made from...

An update reveals a better X-axis idler pulley mounting; view it here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:253357. This is one of the improvements made on my K8200 from Velleman. The standard X-axis idler pulley, secured by an ordinary bearing, was...

The bearings worked so well that I created an X Axis carriage for them. UK residents can purchase them from worldofcnc.com/products.asp?recnumber=167, or find them cheaper on eBay. An update reveals a miscalculation in the end bolt holes of the ABP...

I've been searching for a straightforward way to add a damper to my x-axis stepper motor, but nothing really caught my eye. This adapter is as simple as it gets. Benefits compared to other options: * Easy to install * No firmware updates required *...

... the LED to be more visible. This cover does not work with the Y Axis Limit Switch. Fully compatible with the ADIMLab X-Axis Pulley Cover I show this cover (and other covers) in a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/JcyTnS-7tlk Category: 3D Printer Parts

#linear X-Axis Stabilizer for Prusa i4 Printing with the Prusa i4 requires a stable carriage, and any bearing without a pair causes slack. This is especially true in the design of this printer. The carriages simply cannot function well without a...

Revamp your Replicator 1's X-axis cables with a cable chain upgrade that protects both the stepper motor and endstop cables from strain-induced damage. This DIY solution involves printing a set of cable chain mounts, including brackets for housing...

I created this upgrade specifically for the Anet because its X-axis was the weakest axis due to excessive play and imperfections on standard 8mm steel rods. This upgrade eliminates all play on the X-axis and provides a more effective way to mount...

Removes strain from the x-axis motor connector. As the z-axis does not make fast moves, there is very little strain in the x-axis wire. However, the standard setup bends about the stepper motor connector. This strain relief moves the bend along the...

Additionally, accessing and tightening the belt on the X-Axis carriage after assembly proved to be a frustrating task. To overcome these issues, I designed a simple mounting plate that attaches to the motor and features slots for easy belt...

It was important for me to have the camera's angle of view at the level of the nozzle, so I mounted it on the X-axis. A piece of ribbon cable is required, an M4x25 screw, an M4x16 screw and an M4 nut. I used the design from jgeyer as base for...

Since I wanted to create a more solid X axis upgrade using 3D printed parts, I designed this upgrade. It includes mounts for two endstops (X min and X max), an adjustable Z endstop screw mount for users with longer or shorter screws, and a hole in...

* In case of a printed model with support: + Remove support material from the areas that will interface with the X-axis mount and where the dial sits flush with the print bed (2 locations). + See the print bed's bottom surface for these areas. ...*...

Once assembled it is also difficult to get back in and tighten the belt on the X-Axis carriage. So I designed a simple plate that mounts to the motor and has slots to allow for tightening the belt. Assemble the plate on to the X-Axis motor with (4x)...

In my setup, I have: 1 x-axis mount (grey) 2 arm (light blue) 4 pivot (green) 4 washer/nut (red) 1 Camera holder (dark blue) 7 5mm screws I've also added an extra hole to zip tie different types of cameras, giving you the flexibility to use a...

Prusa x axis stepper cable saver designed to protect the x axis stepper motor wiring connection from the stresses of printer use. Both versions 3.1 & 3.2 have mounting holes to accommodate a thin aluminum or copper plate. This modification allows...

Their Satsana remix has a very tight fit with cut-outs for the Satsana (which I use), so I've remixed their design with the original hot end connection to make an even better piece (and it really is a lot better than v1 and v2). I've also moved the...

Reviewing my options for x-axis belt clamps and tension revealed that none of the existing designs suited my needs; I didn't want to dismantle part of the printer to add a tensioner and clip style tensioners don't offer the same level of adjustment....

I whipped this together based on other x-axis endstop holders/mounts I've seen around for other printers, but tailored it to work with my customized ThreeUp. Most other x-axis endstop designs rely on still having the gantry or other "factory" parts...

Up until now, there wasn't a suitable X-axis spanner available, so I took a closer look at how things are set up on the printer and discovered that there is just enough space to install a correct spanner. I decided to create the fork of the spanner...

Unobtrusive Anet A6 X-axis belt tensioner This is a parametric design for an x axis belt tensioner for the Anet A6 3d printer. It has been made with FreeCAD 0.17 daily. The design goal was to create a tensioner which requires the least changes to...

Unobtrusive Anet A6 X-axis Belt Tensioner This parametric design creates an x-axis belt tensioner for the Anet A6 3D printer. It was made with FreeCAD 0.17 daily. The goal was to create a tensioner that requires minimal changes to the original...

Spirals print facedown, no supports needed. Super glue (1) 8x3mm magnet to the back to attach to the X-Axis motor (Prusa Mini) or extruder motor (MK3S). Check out my other Prusa Mini visualizer as well if you like this...

(3) Zip-tie slots are incorporated on top to prevent the mount from falling off x-axis rods. The design was also tweaked to fit better, with modified clips and dimensions. This custom endstop holder is designed specifically for my ThreeUp v2 printer,...

Bear EXXA motor cover This is a motor cover for the X axis of the Bear EXXA upgrade.The 'PRUSA' logo can be highlighted by printing the insert part with a different color. !! PRINT IN PETG. The heat generated from the X axis motor will...

I made an improved version which can be found here:https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/63719-prusa-x-axis-motor-cable-holder-improved-version This design consist of three parts, that don't require any support during printing, and is easy to...

It didn't align properly with the drag chain though, as the cable clip was 5 mm farther away from the x-axis as the one on the slide-in mount. I could -just- make it fit, but the drag chain would need to bend an awful lot to accommodate the extra...

Tips and Notes The pulley of the X-axis motor was installed on the wrong side from the factory for an unknown reason. To correct this, it should be set up like this: About Idlers and Customizer I choose to capture bearings in the idlers by printing...