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Apr 17, 2021
04/21
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The Kre8 Group (TheKre8Group)
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I got myself a little Portabee Go for when I need to lug around a printer for a reason or another. Unfortunately, due to the small size, it lacks an extrusion fan to cool down the print, leaving a hot mess on small/short layers. So i designed this removable fan that can be secured in place with a single screw (i use a nylon stilt). Enjoy.
Topics: thingiverse, Portabee Go, stl, Portabee, 3D Printer Accessories
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Apr 23, 2021
04/21
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Darryl Mays (rovingmind)
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This is to move the extruder from the carriage to the side of the right base. Longer 6mm thread rods might be neccessary depending upon your actual portabee. This is for the original portabee-kit. The bowden tube mounting plate from the printrbot conversion was utilized to make this bracket but shifted off-center slightly to more closely meetup with the offset extruder. This uses the existing extruder. I'm using the printrbot bowden conversion hot-end mount drilled out slightly to fit an...
Topics: 3D Printer Parts, stl, Portabee, thingiverse
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Mar 21, 2021
03/21
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The Kre8 Group (TheKre8Group)
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I have this little Portabee Go as my go to travel printer, unfortunately figuring out how to hold a spool in a hotel room is surprisingly challenging. I created this spool holder a while back for this specific purpose, but it was heavy, bulky and didn't really work as well as I was hoping. So I created this one, which works even with the big 1Kg spools. To assemble you will need - 8x M3 x 20 socket screws - 8x M3 square nuts Notes - The four socket screws on the spindle do not need to be...
Topics: Portabee_Go, stl, 3D Printer Accessories, Portabee, thingiverse, spool_holder,...
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4.0
Mar 20, 2021
03/21
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(3Dexpression)
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These legs designed to give stability to the Portabee. 2 Versions. Tall and Shorts Legs.
Topics: thingiverse, Portabee, 3D Printer Parts, stl
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4.0
Apr 8, 2021
04/21
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(Amonal)
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Improves the locking mechanism of the Portabee 3D printer and the stability of the Y axis. The locking mechanism is based on the locking mechanism use in: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:19590
Topics: stl, Portabee, thingiverse, 3D Printer Parts
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Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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(broom)
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Every Portabee user know the wiggling Z-axis Problem. This is my second Version of a Stabilizer. After the installation, you can print 75 mm high. You only need: 1 x M6 x 20cm Threaded rod 4 x M6 Locknuts 4 x M6 Washers 4 x M3 x 16mm screws 4 x M3 nuts If you have suggestions or critic - write me!
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Parts, Portabee, stl
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5.0
Apr 4, 2021
04/21
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Takeshi Yaegashi (tkc_exp)
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Portabee Filament Guide
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, portabee, stl
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4.0
Apr 13, 2021
04/21
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stephen ong (purrcreate)
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casing for the gen6.d electronics included with the Portabee kit.
Topics: thingiverse, stl, 3D Printer Parts, Portabee
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9.0
Apr 7, 2021
04/21
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Oliver James (stabilize)
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You need a small tip for this 0.2-0.3mm to print the holes for this properly though I have successfully printed with 0.5mm and drilled the holes through afterward. This takes a while to cool down so give it a few minutes on the bed after printing
Topics: Electronics, connector, Molex, stl, stepper, thingiverse, portabee, 4pin
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5.0
Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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Darryl Mays (rovingmind)
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Portabee 3d printer - modified Z-coupler. The Z-coupler on this model of printer is prone to breakage. This is a simple rounded off top piece, doing away with the hex flats. I have not printed this yet. It was a quick edit in Blender3d. At the moment i do not have a picture of this. As soon as i print it i'll upload one. edit.... printed out a batch of 3 at 40% infill.
Topics: thingiverse, Zcoupler, Portabee, stl, 3D Printer Parts
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Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Igor Kromin (ikromin)
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This is a corner piece for a 20mm aluminium corner piece I used to make the box for the Portabee 3D printer. Details at: http://www.igorkromin.net/index.php/2013/05/26/a-clear-acrylic-box-for-the-portabee-3d-printer-part-1-making-the-box/
Topics: thingiverse, 20mm, 3D Printer Accessories, portabee, corner, stl
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4.0
Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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Vi Se (vse)
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This is a simple attach to fix a Portabee printer on a support. It prevents some twistings of the printer and increases stability.
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, openscad, Portabee, stl
10
10.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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JamesRX (JamesRX)
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The original gear looks too fragile, so I made this one.
Topics: thingiverse, 3D_Printer, 3D Printer Extruders, Extruders, Portabee, stl
10
10.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Igor Kromin (ikromin)
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This keeps the wiring out of the way of the heat bed while printing.
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Parts, wire, portabee, stl, arm
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4.0
Mar 20, 2021
03/21
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Zernyu Chou (zernyu)
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Take your Portabee to the next level! I just discovered these printer plates http://printinz.com/140mm-x-140mm-printer-plate/) and adhesion and print removal is no longer something I have to think about! (I am not affiliated with them, just a really satisfied customer) These clips will secure the printer plate to your print bed.
Topics: printinz, portabee, clips, thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, stl
4
4.0
Jun 12, 2021
06/21
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(3Dexpression)
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Summary A much wider base for the Portabee for greater stability and to install a ramps case below.
Topics: Portabee, 3d_Express, thingiverse, express, porta, xpress, stl
10
10.0
Jun 7, 2021
06/21
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JamesRX (JamesRX)
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Trying to stabilize the vibration of Z rod. work with: 606Z bearing x 2 (diameter17mm) 9.5mm hollow rod M3 10mm screw/nut x 4
Topics: Portabee, thingiverse, stl, 3D Printer Accessories, 3D_Printer
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10.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Aleš Katona (Almindor)
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A remix of Igor's cooling fan frame for Portabee printer. This one mounts using the bottom screw on the extruder (which has enough length originally for it). It seems a better fit than the long original which needs to be mounted on the spring-screws. Same 40mm size fan was used, I connected it to the original 20mm fan's slot and connected that one to the extra fan slot. This way filament is cooled all the time while the print gets cooled only after the initial layers. Klapton tape required...
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, portabee, stl, cooling, extruder
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9.0
Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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JamesRX (JamesRX)
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Just change the clip part a bit to make it smaller. :) Use with a 606Z bearing (diameter17mm) and M3 screw/nut.
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, stl, 3D_Printer, Portabee
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Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Aleš Katona (Almindor)
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If you have a "mirrored" switch come in with your Portabee, the z-endstop can be very tricky. This is a modified z-endstop holder which can solve the problem. Note that a longer screw is required to tighten it properly.
Topics: thingiverse, z-endstop, 3D Printer Accessories, portabee, stl, mirrored
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Jan 4, 2021
01/21
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Igor Kromin (ikromin)
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This is a clamp to keep the Portabee 3D printer in the center of the box I've built for it. More details here: http://www.igorkromin.net/index.php/2013/05/26/a-clear-acrylic-box-for-the-portabee-3d-printer-part-1-making-the-box/
Topics: stl, clamp, z-axis, thingiverse, portabee, 3D Printer Accessories
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9.0
Apr 23, 2021
04/21
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Darryl Mays (rovingmind)
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Simple 3 part leg set for increasing the stability of the Portabee-kit 3d printer. The standard printer has issues with possibly falling over when printing at height due to its "take-apart" design. Since i'm not trying to keep this portable and able to be stuffed into a laptop bag i'm adding these legs to help brace it. Print 2 legs and 1 glue plate per side. This slides over the 6mm threaded rods inbetween the base and the Y-carraige mounting. I tried the wide-base file on here, but...
Topics: 3D Printer Parts, stl, thingiverse, 3d_printer_parts, portabee
10
10.0
Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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Igor Kromin (ikromin)
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This is a frame to attach a 40mm cooling fan onto the Portabee extruder.
Topics: portabee, frame, fan, thingiverse, cooling, extruder, 3D Printer Parts, stl
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Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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(hollerer)
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This is a simple base for the portabee, that may be mounted in 2 ways: -permanent with zip ties (just print base) or -removable with clamping piece and screws I hope the overhang won´t be a problem!
Topics: thingiverse, 3d_printer, Portabee, stl, replacement, 3D Printer Parts
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Apr 12, 2021
04/21
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Igor Kromin (ikromin)
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These are the enhanced components for the Portabee 3D printer base. I've written a series of articles on how I've rebuilt the Portabee here: http://www.igorkromin.net/index.php/2015/03/03/rebuilding-the-portabee-3d-printer-part-1/
Topics: thingiverse, Portabee, stl, base, 3D Printer Parts, 3d_printer_parts
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Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Igor Kromin (ikromin)
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This is a z-axis stabiliser for the Portabee 3D printer. I used this for the box I've built to use with the printer. More details here: http://www.igorkromin.net/index.php/2013/05/26/a-clear-acrylic-box-for-the-portabee-3d-printer-part-1-making-the-box/
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, portabee, stabiliser, z-axis, stl
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Jun 6, 2021
06/21
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bubbason (Bubbason)
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I looked around, but couldn't find anything similar so I drew this up in FreeCad. Honey Bees keep their home warm at 35 Degrees, because this is their ideal temperature for raising brood. This can cause problems with moisture and ventilation is therefore important. This thing sits in the crown-board, where you would keep a Portabee Escape, and provides ventilation allowing moist air up into the roof, where it can escape without condensing and dripping into the combs. Enjoy!
Topics: Portabee, thingiverse, Honeybee, stl, beekeeping, Ventilation, health_care, 3D Printing
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Apr 11, 2021
04/21
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Igor Kromin (ikromin)
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This is a mount for the Portabee 3D printer that allows to place a 40mm cooling fan on the rear of the extruder. This is held in place by one screw on the extruder motor.
Topics: thingiverse, 3d_printer, cooler, fan_mount, stl, portabee, 3D Printer Parts
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Apr 11, 2021
04/21
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Vi Se (vse)
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Simplify the portabee print bed levelling
Topics: thingiverse, 3D Printer Accessories, m3_nut, m3, stl, portabee, wing_nut
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Apr 5, 2021
04/21
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Zernyu Chou (zernyu)
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Convert the little M3 nuts on your Portabee Print Bed to wing nuts for easier bed level adjustments!
Topics: thingiverse, m3_nut, 3D Printer Accessories, portabee, m3, stl, print_bed, wing_nut
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Apr 4, 2021
04/21
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Beatrice (Beatrice1975)
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This is a mod for my Portabee, probably suitable also for Huxley/Printrbot models. This modification makes the position of the microswitch more stable.
Topics: thingiverse, upgrade, 3D Printer Parts, sketchup, useful, z-axis, 3D, stl, part, Portabee, holder
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Mar 19, 2021
03/21
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JamesRX (JamesRX)
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This is a very simple adjustable z-endstop holder I design for my Portabee printer. The position of the z-endstop can be fine tuned easily with the adjustment wheel and protected by the lock switch. See instructions for more informations.
Topics: Fine_Tune, stl, thingiverse, Z_endstop_holder, Portabee, Z_endstop, 3D Printer Parts, Adjustable
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Apr 7, 2021
04/21
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(hollerer)
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i designed this pan tilt head in the course of my bachelor thesis for media-informatics at Vienna University of Technology The goal was to get highest angular precision for long-term timelapse photography. The device achieves a accuracy of 0.092° for tilt and 0.101° for the pan aixs. It is IP44 designed and should resist strong weather conditions if sealed accordingly. video showing the development process: https://vimeo.com/93193071 The pan tilt head is driven by 5V stepper motors and...
Topics: head, webcam, TU_Vienna, TU_Wien, Robotics, timelapse, pan_tilt_head, portabee, stl,...
