z chains 3d models

This custom modification enables seamless integration of the Z Cable Chain with my Prusa I3 Hephestos printer. It utilizes the Cable Chain design found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11978. The included Z Endstop file accommodates mounting...

Designed a bracket for the Ender 3 z cable chain, conceived by johnniewhiskey, that attaches to the bottom of the extruder stepper motor using four M3 35mm long bolts which screw directly into the stepper motor's existing stock holes. Created this...

Created a bracket for the Ender 3 z cable chain (created by johnniewhiskey) that would attach to the bottom of the extruder stepper motor using four M3 35mm long bolts that would screw directly into the stepper motor's existing stock holes. Created...

... its side. An infill of 30% isrecommended.This object main web page is:  http://www.ctheroux.com/tronxy-x5sa-z-cable-chain-holder/.This object was designed using Solid Edge Community Edition.You can request the source files on the page listed above.

... infill of 30% is recommended. This object main web page is: http://www.ctheroux.com/tronxy-x5sa-z-cable-chain-holder/. This object was designed using Solid Edge Community Edition. ... You can request the source files on the page listed above.

I designed this thing to secure a Z cable chain to the top of the Y-axis on my MPCNC Primo J. I originally designed a clamp style mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4672652), but I wanted to use that hard point to add on a heavier mister setup....

Cable Chain Mount.

This is another MPCNC cable chain for the Z axis electronics, connected to the XY carriage instead of the Z axis straight. This setup potentially reduces torque applied to the Z axis from the chain itself. The chains listed on Thingiverse are either...

This solution is specifically tailored to fit within the 25mm version of my CNC mill, where it is press-fitted into the existing Z-axis conduit. ...To facilitate easy modification for other machines, I have included CAD files that can be adjusted as...

This is a modified version of Jeoje's Voron V2.4 Z Chain Guide with Integrated Thermistor Mount. This Z chain mount allows you to install a standard 3mm thermistor to monitor chamber temperatures.Jeoje's original was designed for the chain guide...

Why?I upgraded my VCore 3.0 to 3.1 parts, including the Oldham coupled bed arms, and I couldn't find a rear bed arm dragchain mount that fitted the new arms, combined with the “old” rear panel with the cable canal on the bottom so I designed my own...

... however it works great with the motors I'm using. Enjoy! EDIT (14 Jun 24) - I remembered I had mirrored the part to have my Z chain on the LHS of the printer. ...I have now uploaded both versions of the part so you can choose which you would prefer.

I imported the original *.stl file into OpenSCAD and drilled screw holes with a diameter of 3mm.\nTo ensure proper printing, I strengthened the base and modified the top section by removing select components to facilitate bridging.\n@Luca_Benedetto:...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1078216 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1078216 Instructions Using the following options: width = 60 Round = 1 Type = 3 length...

Customized Version of Thing: 1078216 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1078216 Instructions Using the Following Options: Length = 25 Height = 20 Width = 40 Round = 1 Type = 3

Modifications made from Z Cable Chain Mount to support cable chains on the Primo version of MPCNC The Aluminum Cable Chain Supports I used that mount on here are http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1855944

Revised: I moved the filament sensor to be more in line with the extruder and pushed it out to the edge, away from the Z chain. ... On the sensor's metal arm, you might need to bend it up slightly and cover it with tape, just like mentioned in...

... deserves credit for designing such a great system! I've also added a filament guide to the extruder assembly mount for improved print quality. To achieve 100% height attainment, I'm going to print more chain links for the Z-axis chain assembly.

This is a remix of two parts combined: "Z-Axis Chain Extruder-Side clip for Ender 3" by Douglas McNeill "Ender 3 Cable Chain, no screws, no unplug cable" by Nils Gräbner This design is compatible with this cable chain "Ender 3 Cable Chain" by...

... longer limited and a shorter chain can be used. I believe this upgrade will significantly stabilize the Z axis. To implement this upgrade, you will need five chain pieces from the extruder chain and a few M3 screws to secure them onto the Z mount.

Original model worked great, just merged the two Z-Axis bracket pieces for the chain mount to avoid having to glue the two separate pieces. ... Thanks for the original build @Simin_03!

For Anet A8's X & Z axis, a 3D printable cable chain is available with dimensions of 15x20 mm. ...You can find this plastic cable chain at https://www.compassdhmprojects.it/catene-rigide/825-catena-portacavi-sezione-interna-15x20-mm.html, perfect for...

I wanted a full XYZ chain like in Maxdarkdog's XYZ Full drag cable chain design, but I already had some of DaVinci2000's semi-open drag chain links, so I've decided to adapt Maxdarkdog's design to fit DaVinci2000's. Used DaVinci2000's design for...

Bolts to the holes for the spindle holder. ...Obviously the holder will have to go somewhere else (like the top).  Works with this chain. Clip off the corner of the chain base that slightly overlaps with bolt

Soporte para cadena de cables del eje Z con tres tornillos de 5mm diámetro de cabeza y 3mm diámetro de espárrago, son los tornillos del motor. ...

The drag chain cable carrier open type, specifically the 10mm x 11mm model from uxcell, is designed with ease of cable installation in mind, making it a popular choice among users. ...It can be easily found on Amazon.

... of the models in his package. consequently i designed my own by taking bits and pieces from his model list. This piece will serve as a starting point for the cable chain, on the axle located on the left side of the printer (if you're facing it).

slightly modified the 2nd piece(chain connector) as there was unnecessary material on it.Warning: “zMountCable_optimised.stl” is incompatible with chain to the printhead. ...For that use simin's version of that piece.Printing in PETg is strongly...