10 models
I got paranoid double, triple and quadruple checking belts everytime I had to cut a pair for a corexy gantry, so I created this to make it a quicker job. This tool operates similar to a clothes zipper using the meshing of the teeth on the…
Having troubles setting the belt tensions on my V2.4, I was directed towards this calibration by Bruno Porto . This seems like an unique approach to determine belt tensions, so I decided to update the design and include a spreadsheet to…
This is an Inventory Tracker and Cartesian RGB Color Matcher. PLEASE NOTE: This spreadsheet contains macro's because of some of the lookups it does. Windows likes to block macro's by default so once you have extracted the zip file and…
PURPOSE Is your “Misc.” box/jar/bin overflowing with hardware you meant to sort out “real soon now?” Do you wish you had a certain size nut you know you have, but just have to sort through your random pile? Do you give up, and just go to…
Bring the fun and challenge of logic and deduction into your home with the 3D printable "Cap Matcher" game set! This game is perfect for players of all ages, providing endless entertainment while also sharpening your logical thinking…
I'm using 10mm belts for my Monolith build, wanted matching belt length, the original was a just a teeny. tinny bit small. Modified it for the 10 mm belts.
I needed an easy way to match belt lengths on my voron and this works well, prints quick, and uses very little filament.
The CR-30 Infinite Z (or 3DPrintMill) is at its core a CoreXY machine. This model was remixed to be able to determine if there is any skew between your A/B belts by aligning the head of the print with the X/Y on the CR-30.
V0 Colony Clacker Frame Matcher This simple little addon gives your top hat a little boost to match the hight of the COLONY CLACKER door mod. standard V0.2r1 sits at 348mm tall while the Colony Clacker sits at 350mm tall this mod…
I needed an easy way to match belt lengths on my voron and this works well, prints quick, and uses very little filament.
