x z y axis 3d models

The Tristarbot M1 3D Printer's Front Y Axis Brakes are Activated

My Y axis broke, i design this and print that by resin ABS.

Axis Y now supports the LM8UU bearing. ...The spacing of holes measures precisely 30 millimeters.

This a cover for the Anet ET4 Y axis. ...Print as given.

Endstop switch installed on Ender 3's Y-axis assembly by Creality.

Boost Your Print Volume by Maximizing Y-Axis Range on PrintrBot Play

Artilley printer Y-axis belt tensioner x1. You will need only a 3Mx30 screw and its nut to install it, since the pulleys and anchor screws that comes with the printer have been respected. Installing the pulley can be difficult due to the low...

To enhance reliability and usability of the Prusa's y-axis gear, I extended its surface area for more flexibility in pulley placement along the x-direction. Additionally, a flared end opposite the set screw was added to prevent belts from slipping...

These are customized GT-2 X and Y Tensioners for a 3D printers such as a CR-10. They have countersinks and I replaced the knobs with Torx cap screws. ...You can find the originals on Amazon or eBay.

I'm simply testing the system here, using a component from the X-Y plane of my homemade 3D printer. ...In case you're curious, that's what this piece is for.

This amazing gadget enables precise adjustments to your X and Y coordinates. ... Glad you stopped by my social hub - feel free to like, comment, and share at Facebook: facebook.com/dickchoworkshop.

Based on the original design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2670912) I made myself a X Y direction helper. Hope it helps you too. Enjoy.

EIxo Z CNC (Z AXIS CNC)

EIxo Z CNC (Z AXIS CNC)

I created this mod to unlock the entire 200mm Z-axis travel distance on a custom Prusa i3 remake project.

Belt Tensioner Upgrade for the Monoprice Select Mini's Y-Axis. Installation Guide for Factory-Built Belt. Update: 07/25/19 - Design Simplified, Now a Single Piece Mount. ... Key Features: * Simplified design with one-piece mount * Added groove to...

Tensioner x-axis

This accessory fastens the Y-Axis mechanical endstop button to the MendelMax frame's interior. ...The 90-degree bracket, affixed to the Y-axis slider, facilitates hassle-free adjustments.

The Y-Axis Chain Holder is a compact tool used to secure the y-axis chain in place. ...It consists of a tiny device that fits snugly onto the chain, preventing it from shifting or coming loose during use.

After having a first disappointing experience with an inductive z-probe that was originally mounted with a high X-Y offset from the extruder tip, I decided to dismount it and design another E3D mount for additional filament cooling. However, I...

I modified the X-axis belt tensioner to accommodate M5 screws and spacing on the Y-axis, utilizing the same fundamental principle. To adjust the Y-axis belt, use the thumb knob to tighten it and hold it in place, allowing you to secure zip-ties.

A customized "Y" Axis support and bearing carrier designed specifically for CNC 3018 mills and engraving machines.

Updated the Y-Axis screw block holder to accomodate the end plate. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4749052

this is a slide guide for y-axis the standard plain bearings fit in the larger bore

The carriage part for the Y-axis of a Borlee iPlus might also be compatible with certain Prusa clones.

This is an fully parametric x-y platform like seen on http://blog.ultimaker.com/ and http://mtm.cba.mit.edu/fabinabox/blog.html Todo list: - The model has bugs. - The tool platform needs work. - The shuttles and rails need work. - No drive...

A mounting device for securing micro switch axes X and Y is provided. ...The device consists of a single platform that supports the switches in extreme left and right positions, as well as an added notch in the hole for easy wiring connection to micro...

This compact endstop holder is designed for mechanical endstops featuring 2.5mm mounting holes spaced 9mm apart. ...Simply print it out, affix the endstop using screws or a zip-tie, and place it on either the x or y smooth rod for optimal positioning.

The instructions involve printing the object, measuring the step size for both X and Y axes, updating the STEPS_PER_MM parameter in the firmware, and then either reprinting the object or hoping that the correct step size has been achieved.

I recently upgraded my X-carve by installing wide makerslides on the Y axis. To maximize their width, I designed these slides to be extra thick and reinforced them with strong magnets that can be found at Home Depot and similar big-box stores. ...I also...