This is a brilliant design. I like how alternating the orientation of the chain pieces causes them to encase the wires on both sides. I also like how the last link has a T nut built in to it so that you just have to rotate it into the T slot. Thank you for designing this and making it available to the world!
Thanks for the design and assembly video! This was my second print ever and it all works great. The motor mount didn't snap on, but it feels secure anyways. Keeping the cables contained with these chains just makes everything seem so much cleaner on the desk.
@@COKSAGLAM I had a little trouble twisting Kette_klein_unten 90 degrees to lock into the channel, but I turned it enough to keep it securely in place. Also in the Thiniverse description it says to print 2 x Kette groß unten, but I only see a use for 1.
On the last Kette_klein_unten... TAKE OFF THE END CAP.. much easier to put it in ..I printed 2 and both broke before they even turned a little bit.. JUST SOME FYI... and thanks for this AWESOME DESIGN!!! BRILLIANT!!! DESIGN!!
Thank you for posting this. I just finished printing and installing it on the Ender 3. Works GREAT! Only comment I might make is that could you post the number of links required? It would help others in the future. Maybe I missed that somewhere? No big deal though. Thanks again!
It's in the "Thing Details" on Thingiverse. www.thingiverse.com/thing:3769941 You may have to adjust those amounts +/- 1, I didn't need two of the links.
The power supply on the Ender 3 V2 I just got is right in the way of where the end pieces would attach to the frame. They are still doing a good job keeping the cables from getting caught between the printing platform and the Y axis motor, which happened several times. I had no issue so far attaching the anchor piece to the motor assembly that someone else reported on the Ender 3 V2. I also had to reduce to printing 9 at a time or there were too many failures.
Mine snapped in OK, but then the top half snapped off (poor layer adhesion?). Enough of it was left that I could still hook up the chain, so I'm going for it. I hope you got yours sorted.
I Think that this video should be updated because Ender has updated the design of the printer, the cables are now coming from differernt places, and ther is not enough slack for the small cables
Bro this design is really good but my wires or something went wrong. And if I had a glass bed it would have shattered for sure. But me being new there a few times it would have Brooke for suren
I've had my Ender 3 Pro for about 2 weeks now and it works great. I've gotten a couple of Scott Yu-Jan's suggested mods printed, including your chain design. However I'm having issues with the fitment. the motor mount doesn't seem to fit for me. It barely holds on to the extruder motor, and easily falls off. I've re-calibrated the stepper motors. Either there's something up with my printer, or they changed the design of the stepper motors since your video came out. Any ideas?
I got a problem with the motor part too, it just falls off. Seems the fit is too wide and doesn't stay in place (Ender 3 v2). The chain seems to be just fine tho. I might try to print it out later on 99% size or smth, see if it fits. Did you manage to solve your issue? If yes, how? (Was otherwise thinking using double sided tape or smth. .)
@@makedaevilmage hi, I am replying to you from a different account because all my comments keep getting deleted. I have found a remix that works To avoid me sending a link 1. open thingiverse home page 2. press top URL to edit it 3. At the end of the URL paste this '/thing:4916026' Hopefully this won't get removed
I am concerned that the two chains rubbing against each other could get caught on one another. Shouldn't the two chains not be touching each other at all?
In the thingiverse instructions you have the printer setup to 100% infil, but then you use 20% infill for each object, the 20% will override your 100% or what is the purpose of defining both infills in the instructions? am I missing something? I printed the unten pieces with 20% infill and the base snaps off when attempting to put it on the printer frame.
The cables on my ender 3 barely long enough to fit straight up when the gantry is at max height so I can't even fit more than 18 chains on it so I can't attach it to the frame at the bottom :/
@@christopherdavies7403 Yeah I did, but if I'd attach it to the frame like in the video the gantry would go up and just rip the entire thing off when near max height. I checked in the mainboard housing but there also was no extra wire hidden in there. I just left it to the point where it's not attached to the frame.
@@KiemPlant what the fuck your cable itself is short? if it's still a relatively new product (idk since my initial comment was 3 weeks ago) maybe hit up creality and see what they say about it?
From the Thingiverse link: 1 x Motor Anschluss: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, no support. 1 x Kette klein unten: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, support on. 19 x Kette klein: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, no support. 28 x Kette groß: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, no support. 2 x Kette groß unten: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, support on.
X axis can't move with such mount. Also, chains are used to prevent cable from flexing at the connection point but your chains don't. They would probably get things worse. If they worked.
Hearing a robot say "Damn I broke it" was the best thing on the internet. Thanks for this though, I need to get this on my printer.
This got a solid nose exhale from me too.
This is a brilliant design. I like how alternating the orientation of the chain pieces causes them to encase the wires on both sides. I also like how the last link has a T nut built in to it so that you just have to rotate it into the T slot. Thank you for designing this and making it available to the world!
oh shit guys the robots are teaching us how to build them now.
thought exactly the same as she finished the last sentence.
Underscore
@@MadsonOnTheWeb 😂
I guess it's quite randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to stream new movies online?
@Aldo Gannon ehh I watch on flixportal. You can find it by googling :D -draven
Simple, easy and effcetive. My wire's kept getting caught on the Y Axis, this design keeps it all contained better and much more safer thank you!
Now THAT is an elegant design, especially with the turn in part at the bottom
A design like this is exaclty what I was looking for! Excellent work!
Printed these off this weekend and installing now. Nice and simple design with instructions!!
I love your design, and just finished my final prints today. I am now going to put it together! Thank you!!!
Hi. How's it holding up?
Thanks for the design and assembly video! This was my second print ever and it all works great. The motor mount didn't snap on, but it feels secure anyways. Keeping the cables contained with these chains just makes everything seem so much cleaner on the desk.
did you use
'em on ender 3 pro or ender3 ?
@@COKSAGLAM Ender 3 Pro. They've been keeping things nice and tidy so far.
@@AlexAndOlmsted thank you so muck bro.
@@COKSAGLAM I had a little trouble twisting Kette_klein_unten 90 degrees to lock into the channel, but I turned it enough to keep it securely in place. Also in the Thiniverse description it says to print 2 x Kette groß unten, but I only see a use for 1.
This is so cool! I use it to arrange the cables behind my tv
pls show a picture
@@nilsgraebner I dont see a picture...
Amazingly simple and easy to print and install.
On the last Kette_klein_unten... TAKE OFF THE END CAP.. much easier to put it in ..I printed 2 and both broke before they even turned a little bit.. JUST SOME FYI... and thanks for this AWESOME DESIGN!!! BRILLIANT!!! DESIGN!!
Thank you very much... fits perfect the video explains everything perfectly fine..
i was just looking on how to assemble it! thanks!
Love the voice over XD
The voice reminds me the cake.
and don't tell me the cake is a lie!
Thank you for posting this.
I just finished printing and installing it on the Ender 3. Works GREAT!
Only comment I might make is that could you post the number of links required? It would help others in the future. Maybe I missed that somewhere? No big deal though.
Thanks again!
how many links did you use?
It's in the "Thing Details" on Thingiverse. www.thingiverse.com/thing:3769941
You may have to adjust those amounts +/- 1, I didn't need two of the links.
I love this cable chain on my Ender. Great work!
Just printed and installed. Quicker if you print 4 kette groB at a time and 5 kette klien at a time. Thank you NG_Design!
The power supply on the Ender 3 V2 I just got is right in the way of where the end pieces would attach to the frame. They are still doing a good job keeping the cables from getting caught between the printing platform and the Y axis motor, which happened several times. I had no issue so far attaching the anchor piece to the motor assembly that someone else reported on the Ender 3 V2. I also had to reduce to printing 9 at a time or there were too many failures.
Very nice work mate. Thanks for your hard work.
Thanks for sharing your design!
Wonderful job, thank you!
Great Design Mr Robot!! , I think I will print it in ABS for better heat resistance.
I think it's not a good sign if your cable is that hot that you needed abs ;)
I like this. Like, a lot.
Thanks underscore for underscore watching.
#138 very nice! Great to get to your channel! Best regards
Put more plastic over extruder motor... its good for heat dissipation...
great design but my anschluss motor doesnt want to fit on to the extruder what do i do
Maybe I need to try reprinting my motor mount, but it refused to snap in like yours does.
Mine snapped in OK, but then the top half snapped off (poor layer adhesion?). Enough of it was left that I could still hook up the chain, so I'm going for it. I hope you got yours sorted.
Ferrinflame same
yea seme here find any solutions
Nice design, but the motor peace needs more infill, it broke right when i tried to attach it
i love it great video
how many parts do we print of each
I Think that this video should be updated because Ender has updated the design of the printer, the cables are now coming from differernt places, and ther is not enough slack for the small cables
My part that goes under the extruder doesn’t stay on. It loosely hangs then falls off after about 5 mins.
Does anyone know where I could find a mount for a direct drive motor for these chains
Bro this design is really good but my wires or something went wrong. And if I had a glass bed it would have shattered for sure. But me being new there a few times it would have Brooke for suren
does the hot end part have to be taken all the way to the other side of its rail when mounting the chain? also great work with the design
on thingiverse you say to print two of 2 x Kette groß unten
but i cant figure out where the second one is supposed to go, is this a mistake?
There's 2 attached to the extrusion at the end of the large chain.
I only used one, and it seems to hold just fine.
Is there supposed to be a way to attach it to the heat bed or just on the cable?
I've had my Ender 3 Pro for about 2 weeks now and it works great. I've gotten a couple of Scott Yu-Jan's suggested mods printed, including your chain design. However I'm having issues with the fitment. the motor mount doesn't seem to fit for me. It barely holds on to the extruder motor, and easily falls off. I've re-calibrated the stepper motors. Either there's something up with my printer, or they changed the design of the stepper motors since your video came out. Any ideas?
scale it up or down on cura
I got a problem with the motor part too, it just falls off. Seems the fit is too wide and doesn't stay in place (Ender 3 v2). The chain seems to be just fine tho. I might try to print it out later on 99% size or smth, see if it fits.
Did you manage to solve your issue? If yes, how? (Was otherwise thinking using double sided tape or smth. .)
@@makedaevilmage hi, I am replying to you from a different account because all my comments keep getting deleted. I have found a remix that works
To avoid me sending a link
1. open thingiverse home page
2. press top URL to edit it
3. At the end of the URL paste this '/thing:4916026'
Hopefully this won't get removed
@@makedaevilmage tell me if that helps
Looks awesome! Any chance of an Ender 3 v2 version? From the comments below, it looks like the motor mounting doesn't fit.
doofe frage, aber warum soll kette groß unten 2x gedruckt werden?
How much of each do i need to print?
28 large links, 1 large end link, 19 small links, 1 small end link, 1 motor mount
hello mr robot do you think i could use this on ender 3 v2? thx
Thanks!
What are the 3 gcode files for in the zip file when you download it?
yeah the extruder motor piece doesnt fit for me
how to calculate how many parts i should print ??
wont fit z-axis motor on ender 3 pro?
How can I install an x axis chain along with this?
I am concerned that the two chains rubbing against each other could get caught on one another. Shouldn't the two chains not be touching each other at all?
That's not the case. They are a minimum of 4 cm away from each other so I never had this problem. Maybe in the video, it looks closer than they are.
does it fit Geeetech A10M ?
Would PLA be good for printing those so they don't break?
I was thinking I'd print most parts of PLA for that reason, but the parts near the hot end might hold up better using something like ASA.
Thank You! The part Motor Anschluss didn't fit so I just had to tape it for now. Anyone else having this problem?
me to man
me to
That part covering under the extruder motor won't block it's air to cool down? What did you observe in long time run?
never had an issue with this
If you look at the original thingiverse, there is a remix that creates a motor mount with cooling slots. I used it on my Ender 3 pro
When I print one piece it comes out perfect, but when I print all of them at once the quality is severely hindered. Guess it's one by one.... :/
just do 5 or 6 at a time in the middle of build plate, set initial layer speed to 10
Needs More Infill... 35% Then it dont break
What is even going on with the sensored hands?
As I'm 3d printing these parts my cable gets jammed and rips. WHYYY
wow realy unfortunate
i speak with underscores too
👍👍👍
will this work on ender s1?
compatible ender 3 V2 ?
How many of each?
Trying to look for the same answer
Just wondering how I would duplicate it on cura so I can print a few on the bed
Did you use PLA+ for this?
Yes
@@nilsgraebner Cheers
I’m new to 3d printing , so what are the other types of filament to use and what are their use of each for
kinda cringy with the automated voice but other than that i liked it
Like!))
Is your voice broken?
In the thingiverse instructions you have the printer setup to 100% infil, but then you use 20% infill for each object, the 20% will override your 100% or what is the purpose of defining both infills in the instructions? am I missing something? I printed the unten pieces with 20% infill and the base snaps off when attempting to put it on the printer frame.
you right that's confusing. All parts should be printed with 20% infill. I change the printing settings on thingiverse.
printing now
:/ under score, under score, under score, under score. the problem to use speech.
The cables on my ender 3 barely long enough to fit straight up when the gantry is at max height so I can't even fit more than 18 chains on it so I can't attach it to the frame at the bottom :/
bruh... take some off?
wut thats sort
@@christopherdavies7403 Yeah I did, but if I'd attach it to the frame like in the video the gantry would go up and just rip the entire thing off when near max height. I checked in the mainboard housing but there also was no extra wire hidden in there. I just left it to the point where it's not attached to the frame.
@@KiemPlant what the fuck your cable itself is short? if it's still a relatively new product (idk since my initial comment was 3 weeks ago) maybe hit up creality and see what they say about it?
How many of each part do i need
Instructions on Thingiverse www.thingiverse.com/thing:3769941
From the Thingiverse link:
1 x Motor Anschluss: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, no support.
1 x Kette klein unten: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, support on.
19 x Kette klein: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, no support.
28 x Kette groß: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, no support.
2 x Kette groß unten: 20% infill, 0.15 Layer, Height, support on.
Anyone use this on the Ender 3 Pro? Trying to figure out how to mount the small chain to the cable hold at the corner of the heat bed.
I'm pretty sure it just sits there, although make sure to put the bridge support of the first link beneath the plastic cable mount.
You just run it up to the bed, there is not hard connection like there is on the other chain.
has anyone used the provided gcode?
Each of the three Gcode files worked like a charm for me.
Underscore
was he cursing ?
Anyone ever mention you sound like a robot?
28 x Kette groß - das ist zweimal mehr, wie ist in video.
nein weil sie ja immer abwechseln eingebaut werden sind es genau 28
@@nilsgraebner ach so, danke schön
Underscore! 🤣
really hating the kit under score crap
Hey einstein you mind actually getting the pieces fully in the shot next time so we can actually tell what you are doing?
don't get your question sorry
A little rude.
X axis can't move with such mount. Also, chains are used to prevent cable from flexing at the connection point but your chains don't. They would probably get things worse. If they worked.
Thanks for the comment but thats not the case for this printer. The x-axis is seperatet from the Extruder were the chane is mounted.
Your comment is incorrect. I just printed and installed one as shown in the video. Works correctly.
wrong
What a pity you can be bothered to use a real voice
What a pity that you don't realize this dude probably made it easier to understand by not using his real voice.
@@Ceusoj Thank you.
The names of the parts are probably a clue that English is not their primary language
Sprichst du Deutsch
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Could this fit an Ender 3 v2 ???
motor mount dont fit =/