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I really like the Xol Tool Head but I also really like my KNOMI 2. I couldn't justify making the change from the SB to the Xol because I didn't wanna leave the KNOMI out. I've been searching for a model for the last 6 months but haven't…
I needed a handle so I could lift the deck up inside my Voron Trident to access the inverted electronics bay. Printed using standard Voron settings. Make sure to place as close to the front edge as possible so that the bed extrusion…
Accessory for the Bissell portable carpet cleaner with steam. Caps the end of the hose and allows you to steam the inside of the hose and collection bucket for cleaning after use. Printed in ABS, hoping it will stand up to the temperature.
These toolhead boards get hot, crazy hot, especially the BTT SB2209 RP2040. Before it burns up I decided to add active cooling. I initially made one with a 3010 fan which took the temp down to ~65-70 depending on print time which doesn't…
Clips that attach to the 1mm spring steel wire that is mounted on the guide arm. Allows you to extend the length of the guide arm to keep the PTFE tubing up and out of the way yet creating the flexibility it needs to not collide or get…
I have a Voron Trident and wanted to add CPAP to my Stealthburner with KNOMI 2. I am using the most recent Stealthburner + KNOMI face with CPAP that BTT released. I had some 22mm hose laying around and wanted to use it but everything is…
To me, the CPAP fan is essentially an engine turbo for the 3D printer. No it doesn't directly increase acceleration or velocity but in order to print fast you have to have cooling power and CPAP does that in an overkill manner earning it…
This is a spacer/wire channel to be connected between 2020 aluminum extrusions on the Top Hat Roof Rack. It is 70mm long with the end mounting caps which keeps the 89mm spacing for the filament rollers and filament dryer stand. I also am…
I previously remixed another users door handle to mount in the bottom panel to lift and access the electronics bay. It was kind of chunky and the insert didn’t fit well so I finally got around to making a new one. I put the logos that…
Filament roller for Voron 2.4/Trident Top Hat Roof Rack. Spacing is 89mm apart between extrusions.
Simple magnetic mount to allow reverse Bowden tube to pass through the acrylic (or anything else) glass enclosure top/walls. Has threaded holes for M6 Bowden adapters on both the front and back sides. Attaches using 8 (4 per part) 10x3…
I have a large foam floating swim mat at my lake cabin “Aqua Lily”. These come with a plastic grommet that has a bungee cord attached so you can connect it to the dock or tie it to an anchor to keep the mat in place. The grommet is on one…
The Hextrudort-Low Plus has a slightly different motor mount angle so none of the EBB36 mount I could find would fit properly. I simply modified the tab on the bottom mount and changes the placement of the screw hole.
Sunlu filament dryer stand for sitting on 2020 extrusions as part of Voron 2.4/Trident Top Hat Roof Rack system. M5 mounting holes to allow T-nut mounting into the 2020 extrusion.
I tried several available models for creating a new battery pack for a very specialized drill I have but couldn't find the perfect fit. I created this system that holds 6 18650 cells similar to the other models on printables. I also…
I'm always trying to make my toolheads look as streamlined as possible. One place I never think looks clean is where the CPAP hose attaches to the toolhead especially on the Xol as there is nowhere to hide the rough cut CPAP hose. To…
The Voron Trident doesn't have a lot of head room above the Stealthburner unless you add a top hat. When I installed the CPAP Stealthburner for the Knomi v.2 my CPAP hose was pressing against the top acrylic and dragging causing many…
A simple reverse bowden attachment for the filament roller mod to the Voron 2.4/Trident Top Hat Roof Rack. Attaches to the front/back side of the 2020 extrusion using M3 screws and t-nuts. You'll need 2 m3x5x4 (Voron standard) headset…
If you’re like me and love tinkering with your printer than you probably have a few spare tool heads laying around collecting dust. Many of the current models are works of art as much as functional so why not display them when they aren’t…
I had a Creality Spider v.3 Pro hot end laying around that I had gotten for free. It actually looks like it would be decent hot end, it is well built and doesn’t feel cheap plus they claim flows up to 24 mm^3/s. I figured I might as well…
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