gantry leveling 3d models

These are just some quick creations to allow easier gantry leveling on the Ender 3

Need Help getting your X Gantry leveled? Here is a fixture that can help you out. Secure the fixtures to your base to get perfect leveling everytime. The fixtures also allow you to run 2 horizontal shafts between them to make sure they are level...

I tried using the CR10S Gantry Leveling Block by I_need_a_better_name on my Ender 3 and found that the hotend would hit my bed before the gantry would make contact with the leveling blocks so i made a taller version that will clear my Ender 3 bed.

This is a remix of CheckXGantry by ninne, this version allows you to level your gantry off of the frame rail of the Ender 3 instead of the bed, allowing for a more accurate gantry level. It takes into account the use of M3, M4, M5 screws (so whatever...

In IMHO the best "building an Ender 3"-video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me8Qrwh907Q&t=798s Tom gives a great hint to get the gantry properly leveled: Use the metal part of the spool holder as a defined spacer on both sides. Very easy and...

Feetwidth is also configurable now. In IMHO the best "building an Ender 3"-video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me8Qrwh907Q&t=798s Tom gives a great hint to get the gantry properly leveled: Use the metal part of the spool holder as a defined...

Use to level the gantry This will only work on printers that *do not* have a Z axis switch, and instead have an ABL sensor.

... It allows you to easily level your X gantry when your X axis is comprised of 2020/2040 aluminum extrusion! ...I designed it for Misumi extrusions, so the channel at the top is ~7mm wide.</p> <p>Happy printing!</p> Category: 3D Printer Accessories

The block snaps into the 4040 extrusion under the x-gantry to enable you to level it. I printed this for my dual z Ender 3 Max so it should work on a variety of Ender Machines. ...This is a Remix of this Calibration Tool...

... geometry to use. So I designed this guy! It allows you to easily level your X gantry when your X axis is comprised of 2020/2040 aluminum extrusion! I designed it for Misumi extrusions, so the channel at the top is ~7mm wide. ... Happy printing!

To make the X-Gantry perfectly level, the two Z-motors on the Anet A6 with Aluminum conversion (PK6, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3104186) need to be synchronised but they are easily misaligned; this tool helps with levelling the x-gantry easily...

This is a X gantry leveling jig for the Ender 3 Max. Sometimes my dual Z get's misaligned and then I need to readjust. Instead of crashing it into the top frame, I always opted for this jig.</p><p>First make sure your Z axis is somewhat high up, so...

Need help leveling your X Axis Gantry? Here is a fixture that can help you out. You can secure these to your gantry and frame utilizing T-nuts. There are also 2 6.35mm through holes to run a shafs between the left and right fixtures for even...

Cr10s leveling blocks

... channel to help keep it from sliding off sideways. Print 2 of them, and with the steppes disabled, lower the gantry to just barley rest of top of each level stick. Once you have your gantry level, remove the leveling sticks and home the printer.

... channel to help keep it from sliding off sideways. Print 2 of them, and with the steppes disabled, lower the gantry to just barley rest of top of each level stick. Once you have your gantry level, remove the leveling sticks and home the printer.

This thing slots in nicely into the profiles of the printer frame and allows to exactly level the x-axis gantry.

I think it's the same rails, but would like someone to validate before I list it as such* This is a simple design I created to lock into the v-slot rails on Sovol SV01 & Ender 3's to initially level the gantry. Works as a physical block instead of...

See the video Alex Kenis created here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN0MlQMMew0&t=1354s In this video Alex used CD cases to level the gantry. These tools perform the same function simply clip to the front of the vertical extrusions on either side...

I found that between prints my gantry could fluctuate +-4mm which makes it impossible to level the bed through the interface. If you put these blocks under the gantry on both sides and make sure that both sides rest on the blocks you will eliminate...

... right Z bearing mount. Tighten until level. I would suggest leveling the bed height based on distance from the counter you have your printer sitting on. Then level the gantry to the bed. ... How I Designed This This is all designed in Fusion 360.

The gcode file can be put on the printers sd card and used to automate the process, it will move the bed out of the way, raise the gantry, ask you to put in the towers, lower the gantry and level, move it up and ask you to remove the towers then...

I Mixed this because I was having trouble with my gantry level. It slides into the groove and rides on the back side of the gantry. ... I used these for the measure...

use these gantry levelling blocks to make sure the gantry of your printer is level! place them on your frame, and lower the x axis gantry BY HAND (disable steppers and spin the z axis leadscrews by hand) as soon as one side of the gantry touches it,...

... right there is a little bit of the triangular bracket sticking up. ... So you can't really use a flat edge either. So I made these, They just clip on, slide them up to the wheels, but not touching, and you can easily see if your gantry is level.

Had trouble eyeballing the gantry height for adjustment with a ruler. Created this for my CR-6. Place it to one side of the handle and bring the Z to but up against it. Move it to the other side of the handle. If it doesn't fit in, adjust that...

My Design for Leveling the X axis Gantry on the Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro, Ender 3 V2

I have 2 Enders 3s, both with direct extruders, and dual Z axis, and I like to keep the gantry on them level. . When I would use the original design it would tilt a bit, or fall over while I was adjusting my Z axis. So, I extended the base. ...

I have 2 Enders 3s, both with direct extruders, and dual Z axis, and I like to keep the gantry on them level. . When I would use the original design it would tilt a bit, or fall over while I was adjusting my Z axis. So, I extended the base.

Another way to do this (though not the best way just fyi) is to print two of these blocks and place them on your print bed (if already level) and you can see/adjust how level your X axis gantry is to your frame. I found them useful so I thought I...