x z y axis 3d models

Endstop Case built for the project I have going with my Tevo Tornado. The case is universal for this specific endstop shape, so it should work well with similar printers. Print Settings: 3 Walls 4 Top 4 Bottom 10 % infill (Gyroid) I use PETG normally...

This versatile endstop mount seamlessly integrates with affordable two-wire endstops, effortlessly triggering the LM8 bearing mechanism. Securely fastened in place using a robust M3 screw and accompanying nut, it provides reliable support for this...

... a new ender-style carriage that uses wider spaced rollers. Unfortunately, the original y-axis tension mount wouldn't fit around these rollers because it was designed for more compact mounting and only works with 5mm gt2 20-teeth bearing pulleys.

Rather than utilizing belts, we employ a rack system for moving the Y-axis step by step, specifically with a 71mm increment.

Mako and Moa Printer Users: To create a reliable Y Axis Belt Idler, we recommend printing two identical units. ...These components are typically produced using PLA material.

Modification of the Y-axis on the Tevo Tornado is a straightforward task. Adding a Silent Bloc significantly reduces printing noise. ...Results are surprisingly smooth and quiet.

On 7/28/13, I added a file for the Y-axis motor holder on my compact RepRap project. Additionally, by 7/31/13, I shared an image rendering displaying the Y-end idler part. ...;)

4 screws M4x30mm 4 screws M4x8mm or 10mm and 4 nuts T-M4 4 M5 screws minimum 22mm maximum 24mm 4 nuts M5 optional: knurled nuts M5 optional: M3 nuts 1.Print the mod with very strong PETG parameters,10 perimeters,60%-80% filling 2.Y axis, disassemble...

***They have been added here in the downloadable files.*** While printing parts for Bertha 3.0, modifications came up for converting from belt drive to direct drive using 8 mm lead screws for the X axis and Z axis. For the Z axis, an anti-backlash...

Ergonomic support bracket for maintaining X-axis calibration on a high-volume production environment Prusa-style 3D printing equipment

Meanwhile, the other tensioner kept rocking up and down, causing the y-axis to shift all over. _______________________________________________________________________ I designed this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2335845 and it's lost its...

I designed this adjustable tensioner bracket for my HICTOP 3DP-17 Y-Axis because the stock 'pulley' refused to keep the belt on the bearing, causing constant rubbing and squeaking no matter how well aligned it was. This design should work seamlessly...

This is a tensioner for the y-axis on the TronXY X1, which will also fit any 2040 aluminum extrusion. The goal was to create a very sturdy tensioner that doesn't slide or shake while keeping the belt and pulley as rotationally controlled as possible....

4 x M8 bolts (with hexagonal screw cap) - 25mm or longer + nuts 8 x M6 bolts (with hexagonal screw cap) - 25mm or longer + nuts 4 x bearings 608-2RS (the same ones used on LR2 that Ryan also provides) What to do: I simply drilled out the holes in the...

Los archivos en común son: Montaje A y B Spoolholder A y B Los archivos diseñados por mi son los siguientes: Soporte Cable Eje Z CR-10 V3 Base Carrete CR-10 V3 Que materiales vas a necesitar 2x Tornillos M4x10 con tuerca para sostener el soporte de...

The Y-Axis GT2 Belt Tensioner by swholmstead proved to be the most straightforward and visually appealing solution I discovered to tackle the issue of a loose y-axis belt on my printer. His design was specifically engineered to fit into a bracket on...

This alternative Y axis design replaces the original Mendel/Prusa setup, boasting easier assembly and incorporating bearings for enhanced performance. To construct it, follow these instructions: print 4 copies each of y_linear.stl and...

This upgrade enhances the original component of the MaxMicron 3D Printer, utilizing your Y-Axis Adjustable Belt Tension Mechanism. ...I have incorporated CAD files to facilitate updates on other printers.

This is a steel(or Aluminium) runner for 25.4mm or 20mm square tubing of a 3D printer. ...I made this due to not being able to 3D print a Y-axis runner. ...Works on square printer I posted earlier.

I made it a little thicker (from 5mm to 7mm)and made it a little stronger. ...I'm using a Gulfcoast Robotics Y-axis dual linear rail kit. It fits without interference. ...

Signal the end of the Y-axis block with precision using a micro-switch featuring 9.5mm hole spacing that seamlessly integrates with Autosquare technology. ...For optimal performance, opt for a high-quality micro-switch like the Hartmann MBB1 model.

The Y-axis of a CNC machine during assembly features a 20mm diameter, 400mm long ball screw. ...Supported by BK15 and BF15 end components, it operates with a NEMA 34 stepper motor.

The P3Steel's Y-axis rod is secured through a straightforward locking mechanism. ...However, the locking device fails to establish contact with the table, resulting in an incomplete hold.

The design is for the Tronxy X1, edited on the Y-axis. This model was created by a cooperative user, utilizing an MGN-9H+2GT 6mm 16-tooth gearset. ... View the original project at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2472178

Y-Axis Pulley Support for 20x20 V-Slot Profile A Modified Version Optimizes Belt Passage and Pulley Assembly Width to 8.5mm Revised Holes Adapted to Compensate for Diameter Reduction Due to 3D Printing

This is a template designed to perfectly match the Y-Axis Table with SC10UU (Pillow Blocks). A video has been uploaded to guide users through the installation process. ...View it at https://youtu.be/28y8pmaha7E.

2.8mm Z-Axis spacer for the Anycubic Mono X 6Ks to work with the Wham Bam Flexible Build System for Resin (FBSR). Just unscrew the two machine head screws under the Z-axis sensor paddle. Insert your printed piece (in resin or with FDM) then replace...

This Y-Axis Motor Mount is designed for Mendlemax printers, solving an issue where the y-axis motor becomes misaligned due to belt tension. The photo displays two versions, and swapping out the mount is straightforward - just remove the two 5mm...

Created a Y-axis knob for manual rotation of the threadless ball screw driving axis with an inner diameter of 8.2 mm for an 8 mm smooth rod; posted a YouTube video demonstrating its use on August 8, 2013 (http://youtu.be/TxOifzvnm70).

... calibrated, the parts should slide together in a very tight fit. The Y version should fit the X version and vice versa. Note, the objects have changed slightly since the pictures were taken. ...The picture with the measurements is accurate.</p>