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Mar 22, 2021
03/21
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Mikael Engholm (Mizcak)
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Cableguides designed to fit the Openbeam 15x15mm extrusions, without a nut in the slot. When printed in ABS with a 0.4mm nozzle these snap in to the slots. A M2 screw or two may be used to further lock them in place if needed. 5-0: Guide on the side. 5-1: Guide on top 5-2: Guide on top, with an offset of 4.5mm. Nice when having a plastic sheet as a separator of sorts laying on the side of the extrusion, like in my printer enclosure. (shown in a photo) No supports needed.
Topics: Parts, stl, openbeam, openbeam1515, cable_clip, Openbeam_1515, 15mm_Openbeam, thingiverse,...
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Jan 14, 2021
01/21
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(Fey)
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Some links and corners that I use on my Core XY 3dprinter made from a OpenBeam extrusion Kit. Made to be as strong and ligth as possible.
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printing, stl, openbeam, Openbeam_1515, open_beam
3
3.0
Apr 13, 2021
04/21
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Barneyj (barneyj)
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A quick way to add supporting struts to your OpenBeam projects. Three types: 45x45 degrees, 30x60 degrees and an articulated joint. Thread the holes at the ends of the beams and attach with M3 screws. The hinged ends use M3x12 bolts.
Topics: thingiverse, openbeam_ends, DIY, OpenBeam, openbeam_connectors, strut_ends, stl, connector,...
3
3.0
Apr 16, 2021
04/21
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(keyglitch)
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This is a spool mount adapter for the Kossel Pro. It attaches to an aluminum 1515 OpenBeam extrusion using two M3 x 6mm BHCS (or the longer M3 x 8mm SHCS) that are included in the Kossel Pro kit. Version two of the [original spool mount adapter](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:642171) adds two more mounting styles/orientations for different cold end positions (keeping the upright orientation, and adding two different side orientations). Being just an mountable adapter, you'll need compatible...
Topics: kossel, openbeam_kossel_pro, thingiverse, stl, openbeam, 3D Printer Accessories
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8.0
Apr 30, 2021
04/21
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Theo Sanderson (theosanderson)
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A different type of offset - probably not very strong but essential in some orientations.
Topics: stl, thingiverse, Engineering, openbeam
8
8.0
Apr 28, 2021
04/21
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Evan Li (evancli)
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L bracket minus the gusset webbing. Holes are a very close fit, you may want to widen them if your printer isn't super accurate.
Topics: DIY, stl, thingiverse, openbeam
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6.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Terence Tam (OpenBeamUSA)
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The OpenBeam L bracket is the most versatile joining bracket in the entire kit. It allows for four joining configurations: 1) The standard 90 degree joint. 2) The 3x90 degree joint, in the corner of a cube. Note that the extrusion is end tapped to allow 3 pieces to be joint together. 3) A 45 degree bracing joint 4) Twin 45 degree braces. http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-the-l-bracket/
Topics: openbeam, DIY, stl, thingiverse
3
3.0
Mar 20, 2021
03/21
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(keyglitch)
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New! Check out v2 -- it's a print that just snaps into the 1515 extrusion (there is a set screw to secure it as needed). This is a mountable bracket that lets you hang onto those really nice Wera drivers that came with your OpenBeam Kossel Pro. Use the inset holes to attach this to a horizontal rail on your Kossel Pro with the included (in your Kossel kit) M3 x 6mm BHCS screws.
Topics: obkp, stl, 3D Printer Accessories, kossel, openbeam, thingiverse, openbeam_kossel_pro
7
7.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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Matthew (unrepentantgeek)
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I found a couple of configurations of OpenBeam that I couldn't cleanly accomplish with the standard plates, so I created a few new ones.
Topics: thingiverse, openbeam, DIY, stl
5
5.0
Jan 19, 2021
01/21
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Dave 312 (dave312)
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This is a 50mm round foot for OpenBeam/MakerBeam XL 15x15mm beam kits. Press-fit and fairly tight tolerances so tweak your printer setup accordingly.
Topics: Openbeam_1515, thingiverse, makerbeam, MakerBeamXL, openbeam, openbeam1515, open_beam, DIY, stl
5
5.0
Apr 4, 2021
04/21
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Jiffies (Jiffies)
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The first thing I needed when i got my Openbeam things was an inner bracket.
Topics: thingiverse, openbeam, Engineering, stl
5
5.0
Apr 4, 2021
04/21
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Jiffies (Jiffies)
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I wanted to upgrade the filament spool holders to manage faster printing speeds. And this is what i came up with, something to fasten the bearings and a flange for easier motion.
Topics: thingiverse, openbeam, Engineering, stl
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6.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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Terence Tam (OpenBeamUSA)
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Our 608 Bearing to NEMA17 adapter is essentially a standard 608 skate bearing pillow block with a NEMA17 motor mount pattern. This allows the other end of a long drive shaft to be supported using the same bracket work that is supporting the NEMA17 motor. http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-608-bearing-adapter/
Topics: thingiverse, openbeam, DIY, stl
6
6.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Terence Tam (OpenBeamUSA)
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These little feet are useful for capping of the end of the extrusion, or on the side to stop the OpenBeam structure from marring up a table top. The big indentation is also sized correct for a 3M Bumpon adhesive feet. http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-openbeam-feet/
Topics: openbeam, DIY, stl, thingiverse
5
5.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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Bert (protoneerconz)
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OPENBEAM is an amazing new aluminum extrusion design that gets rid of the expensive T-nuts used on other extrusions types. It replaces the expensive T-Nuts with M3 sized nuts and bolts that are available form most hardware stores at an fraction of the T-Nut's cost. To cut the extrusions a bit easier and more accurate I designed this Mitre Box. It has a slot for 90 and 45 degree cuts. Protoneer Blog - http://blog.protoneer.co.nz Protoneer Shop - http://shop.protoneer.co.nz
Topics: thingiverse, openbeam, DIY, stl
7
7.0
Jan 18, 2021
01/21
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Theo Sanderson (theosanderson)
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To clamp 6mm rod to perpendicular openbeam
Topics: openbeam, Engineering, stl, thingiverse
6
6.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Terence Tam (OpenBeamUSA)
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Plate for joining OpenBeam at a T http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-the-t-bracket/
Topics: openbeam, DIY, stl, thingiverse
6
6.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Terence Tam (OpenBeamUSA)
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For mounting a stepper motor in OpenBeam applications http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-nema-17-mount/
Topics: openbeam, DIY, stl, thingiverse
6
6.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Andrew Morrow (brucethehoon)
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An inside L bracket suitable for OpenBeam aluminium extrusions.
Topics: openbeam, stl, Engineering, thingiverse
5
5.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Bert (protoneerconz)
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OPENBEAM is an amazing new aluminum extrusion design that gets rid of the expensive T-nuts used on other extrusions types. It replaces the expensive T-Nuts with M3 sized nuts and bolts that are available form most hardware stores at an fraction of the T-Nut's cost. This joint is good for extending small off cuts of Openbeam. It has 4 screw holes per side and has internal grooves that slot on all 4 sides of the Openbean extrusion. This joint can also be modified into a 3 or 4 joint component....
Topics: openbeam, DIY, stl, thingiverse
6
6.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Terence Tam (OpenBeamUSA)
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For mounting a servo motor in OpenBeam applications http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-servo-mount/
Topics: openbeam, DIY, stl, thingiverse
6
6.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Terence Tam (OpenBeamUSA)
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Shaft clamp for OpenBeam applications http://blog.openbeamusa.com/2012/05/29/in-depth-the-shaft-clamp/
Topics: openbeam, DIY, stl, thingiverse
3
3.0
Jan 4, 2021
01/21
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Matthew (unrepentantgeek)
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Inspired by hudson I designed a different enclosure for my USB Gauge out of OpenBeam and laser cut birch plywood.
Topics: OpenBeam, stl, Computer, thingiverse
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9.0
Mar 18, 2021
03/21
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James Harris (dart27)
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My first published thing! A remix of this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1114 The original model had issues. The main one was it was scaled down 10x from the size needed. It also had non-manifold faces. I fixed those issues because I had need to bond 2 sections of Makerbeam (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3412) horizontally.
Topics: makerbeam, stl, thingiverse, openbeam, DIY
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8.0
Jan 9, 2021
01/21
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Theo Sanderson (theosanderson)
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Mounts a NEMA 17 motor at 90 degrees to an Open Beam.
Topics: Engineering, thingiverse, motor, stl, openbeam
8
8.0
Apr 22, 2021
04/21
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Michael Schmitt (schmiddim)
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Attach some Wirings on your OpenBeam constructions with this case.
Topics: stl, openbeam, breadboard, Electronics, thingiverse
8
8.0
Apr 21, 2021
04/21
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Steve Pomeroy (xxv)
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An Openbeam rectangular plate generator. Portions Copyright: 2010 Marius Kintel 2-clause BSD License (http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause)
Topics: thingiverse, stl, openbeam, customizer, Parts
8
8.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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(engunneer)
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Attach your bearings to an openbeam assembly in a different orientation. SCAD version coming soon.
Topics: Robotics, bearing, thingiverse, openbeam, stl
3
3.0
Mar 20, 2021
03/21
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(Leyland)
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I had a number of ideas for structural frames I wanted to build, so I bought some OpenBeams (http://www.openbeamusa.com/), and quickly became tired of screwing things together just to decide to take them apart again, so I created these to make it easier and faster to put beams together and take apart again, in trying out different arrangements. These are not intended as full structural support, and they may even break or snap off, I have not tested how much weight they can handle. The...
Topics: Parts, thingiverse, OpenJsCad, openbeam, stl
3
3.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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Mike Paauwe (MikeP-NZ)
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This is a printable version of the OpenBeam's Bearing Adapter. It houses a 608-ZZ or 608-2RS deep groove ball bearing a.k.a. a rollerskate bearing and allows it to be mounted to the same hole pattern as a NEMA17 stepper motor.
Topics: Robotics, OpenBeam, thingiverse, nema17, stl
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6.0
Apr 18, 2021
04/21
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(BadFocus)
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90 degree inside brackets for OpenBeam 15x15mm aluminum extrusion. Two models included here: one with a filleted inside (curved inside corners) and one without. Use whichever you prefer. The filleted one should be somewhat stronger but unexplained mysteries abound in this world so who really knows? They are small so there's only so strong they can even be, but they work. The locator tabs are modeled as 3mm wide which on my printer means they actually print closer to 3.2mm -- but they fit nicely...
Topics: 1515_Aluminum_Extrusion, 1515, Openbeam_1515, thingiverse, 1515_Extrusion, stl, openbeam1515,...
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9.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Night Wolf (night--wolf)
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To connect two open beam parts on sides at a "T" or however you discribe such an action. I needed this on my project. use as you like. Note: One is without holes , you need to drill them, the other has the holes. I did this cause my printer sometimes does a crappy job on horizontal holes. Print with full supports. Update: This part works as I intended, and seems strong. I'm using 4 bolts on each one. OpenBeam / Open Beam / Openbeamusa is copyright of Openbeamusa . I am not affiliated...
Topics: thingiverse, Parts, stl, openbeam, open_beam
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8.0
Apr 22, 2021
04/21
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Michael Schmitt (schmiddim)
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Attach USB TTL Converters on your Openbeam constructions. My Device (http://amzn.to/1P0IDWU) fits perfect. You can also fix it with a zip tie. Use, improve, contribute
Topics: usb ttl, openbeam, stl, Electronics, thingiverse
3
3.0
Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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Fredrik Hubinette (profezzorn)
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Holds a 10mm bar right against the beam, needs two 3mm screws and washers.
Topics: thingiverse, stl, 3D Printer Parts, openbeam
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3.0
Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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Fredrik Hubinette (profezzorn)
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Let's you mount a Nema 17 stepper motor parallel to an OpenBeam beam.
Topics: thingiverse, stl, 3D Printer Parts, openbeam
3
3.0
Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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(keyglitch)
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If you have a few of these Replicator 2 spool holders lying around: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:44906 and want to use them.. ... you can print this mount and attach it onto one of the Kossel Pro's upright extrusions. There is a little lip printed on the open side to keep the holder from easily sliding out, so to release, pull the holder up, and out. _Updated 2015-01-21_: The spool holder now takes a bit of effort to insert/remove the first few times, but is now more secure overall. I'm...
Topics: thingiverse, obkp, 3D Printer Accessories, openbeam_kossel_pro, spool, stl, kossel, spool_holder,...
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8.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Gavin (Gav)
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This is a plate to help assemble openbeam brackets. I find myself putting the same pattern of bolts in the plates over and over, and it's fairly fiddly work. This allows you to put in nuts and assemble a bunch of plates for future use. If you make a bunch of pre-bolted brackets ahead of time, it's amazing how fast you can prototype with openbeam. Just slide them in, tighten and away you go! The pic shown has a bug, I cut two of the same 'handedness' L-brackets. If you make it be sure to flip...
Topics: thingiverse, Tools, stl, openbeam, open_beam
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9.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Night Wolf (night--wolf)
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For cutting open beam nice and straight. 90o only. Heavy Duty cause thin and flimsy breaks easy. This is version 1 . you may prefer version 2 . Use as you like. OpenBeam / Open Beam / Openbeamusa is copyright of Openbeamusa . I am not affiliated in any way with this product. All credit ownership goes to them. I am only sharing compatable items I have designed. My thanks to them for a very excellent product. If openbeam chooses to incorporate any of my designs I welcome it. Thanks.
Topics: thingiverse, Parts, stl, openbeam, open_beam
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9.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Night Wolf (night--wolf)
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Use this to cut openbeam nice and straight. Heavy duty so it wont break easy, unlike the thin versions. Difference from my version 1 of this , this one keeps the beam tightly held at the bottom of the mitre. Note: Print with full supports to keep inside uniform. Some Filing top and bottom of inside may be nessesary to get a good fit. V3 added, it is 0.3mm taller inside, easyer to fit onto beam. I found V2 alittle tight fitting. V4 added. a full 1mm taller inside.Use this one,less filing needed....
Topics: thingiverse, Parts, stl, openbeam, open_beam
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10.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Night Wolf (night--wolf)
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I have trouble drilling straight on my openbeam printed parts , so I made this. Use as you like. Note: Added A , B , C. version3 A = for 10x15mm centre hole (5mm thick) B = for 15x15mm centre hole (5mm thick) C = for 15x15x15mm centre for drilling openbeam. If your designed part is 4mm thick use A or B ,and use other hole. If you have 9mm thickness (x15mm) use C , top hole. Update: may want to use a new one every 20 holes or so, the hole will start to oval after a while affecting acuracy. this...
Topics: thingiverse, Parts, stl, openbeam, open_beam
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5.0
Apr 2, 2021
04/21
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Bert (protoneerconz)
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OPENBEAM is an amazing new aluminum extrusion design that gets rid of the expensive T-nuts used on other extrusions types. It replaces the expensive T-Nuts with M3 sized nuts and bolts that are available form most hardware stores at an fraction of the T-Nut's cost. Because its a micro type extrusion it can sometimes be very tedious to insert the small M3 nuts. So we created Quick Nut Loader for the extrusions that can quickly be printed on a 3 printer. Protoneer Blog -...
Topics: thingiverse, openbeam, 3D, DIY, extrusion, stl
7
7.0
Apr 16, 2021
04/21
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(Satzende)
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Der Schriftzug wurde entfernt
Topics: Mechanical Toys, thingiverse, openbeam1515, stl, openbeam
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8.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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Night Wolf (night--wolf)
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A 90o corner piece I designed. holes are not included , they have to be drilled. use as you like. OpenBeam / Open Beam / Openbeamusa is copyright of Openbeamusa . I am not affiliated in any way with this product. All credit ownership goes to them. I am only sharing compatable items I have designed. My thanks to them for a very excellent product. If openbeam chooses to incorporate any of my designs I welcome it. Thanks.
Topics: Parts, thingiverse, openbeam, open_beam, stl
2
2.0
Jun 6, 2021
06/21
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(sjogerst)
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This is a modular set of beams with varying numbers of sides. The middle sections stack together to form a beam as long as you want. When its tall enough, put a cap on top, and a base on the bottom to make connecting it to your projects easier. This set has beam variants with 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8 sides. It should be a tight fit when the connections are made, you may need to sand before gluing your stacks in place. Im planning this to be the first in a series, in the future I will remix it to...
Topics: beam, openbeam, thingiverse, stl, Engineering, modular
3
3.0
Apr 13, 2021
04/21
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Teresa L (tesa97)
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This is a tool holder for my super-handy SMD component testing tweezers. It snaps over an OpenBeam beam, which I used to make a laptop stand. The specific model I have is the "Neewer MS8910 SMD RC Resistance Capacitance Meter tester Auto Scan". It's also sold under the Mastech brand. The bonus pen holder fits a Pigma Micron pen nicely.
Topics: thingiverse, tool_holder, stl, Electronics, openbeam
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7.0
Jan 14, 2021
01/21
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Jo Fisch (JoFi)
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Low-profile, sleek belt idler to replace those nasty brittle acrylic parts (better print before they break!). Using same bolt and washer assembly as delivered with my Tronxy X1,
Topics: thingiverse, stl, openbeam_ends, openbeam, 3D Printer Parts, TronXY_X1, Tronxy_P802E, Tronxy_X3,...
8
8.0
Mar 10, 2021
03/21
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Jonata Dahlke (Miles_JD)
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A simple clip to organize cables and wires in openbeam 1515 Designed for 3D printer To be used for anything
Topics: Clip, stl, thingiverse, organize wires, 3D printer, openbeam, 3D Printer Accessories, organize...
3
3.0
Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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jeremy hartley (crowbar)
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This piece should help keep you from snapping off the usb connector from your brainwave board on your openbeam kossel pro if you bump the connector or tug the wire by accident.
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, kossel_pro, usb_cable_support, openbeam_kossel_pro, stl,...
3
3.0
Apr 9, 2021
04/21
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Nils R. (NilsR)
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Do you have a Kossel/Delta with the cartridge rollers moving on the sides of the OpenBeam extrusions? Then you probably are in the same situation as I am: There is no place to tie the wires for the endstops! . Well, now there is, on the back of the extrusions. . This clip should just plug into the OpenBeam extrusions, and then a wire with a maximum outer diameter of about 2mm (or multiple wires equaling this diameter) should plug right in. . Please report if you can't print them for some reason...
Topics: organizer, kossel, openbeam, 15mm, stl, kossel_mini, thingiverse, 15mm_Openbeam, cable, clip, 3D...
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9.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Jason Ray (Learn3DP)
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EDITED: some of the holes were off a little. and the screw holes are really tight as well. This is going to be how the axis on the BotBQ will be working. The rails are from Propsfactory on Thingiverse, but had to be modified to 15mm size for Openbeam, but the vwheels are the same size. I created the mounting plate in TinkerCAD and have published it to Thingiverse as well (links below). The bearings are 624zz size and I use two of them on the bracket. The mounting plate still needs some work,...
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Parts, openbeam, stl
