spark x i7 cfs overhead mount - Free 3D Print Model

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Space-saving setup

Clean filament routing

Strong and stable design

Easy to print

Created to keep your Spark X workspace organized and running smooth

Petg is recommended

20% gyroid

3walls

spark x17

cfs overhead mount

Comment & Rating (15)

@user_4171542078

cannot go top z without hitting

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@user_4171542078

thanks for the wasted filament lmao ah well

@user_2585117369

Replying to @user_4171542078 :

you have to print it laying down corner to corner

@mikerasta

Did you orient the parts? And arrange them on the and arrange them on the Build plate and add three supports?

@user_1779014729

As far as design goes its there, but going based off the model, the print specs, and the filament type, when installing based on the pictures below provided, it caused the supports to crack because the support where it curves the most isnt wide enough to accurately fit around the steel bar, as its off by a few mm, otherwise a good design. And i will note that the installing was done gently as to avoid cracking just as it has.

@ET1SWAW

Can you post pictures on how to mount this? Or pictures of the stand without the cfs on it?

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@mikerasta

🙃

@gaoxiaoshen

Replying to @mikerasta :

Does this support bracket need to brace against the back wall? Also, does it need parts to reinforce it

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@mikerasta

Replying to @gaoxiaoshen :

Don’t need the wall and no extra parts, they clip on

@KCraig73

While I appreciate the effort and design (it printed quite nicely), this does not work for the i7 (at least not for me). The positioning of the shelf makes the printer top heavy toward the rear of the unit. The very first full bed print I ran caused enough vibration with that top heaviness caused a massive layer shift half way through the job. For this to be more effective, the brackets need to be centered more to allow the CFS to maintain balance over the entire unit. Tolerances could be improved further to ensure there is more give in the pressure lock design. I would prefer a screw clamp style vs. trying to force lock and relying on gravity.