3018 z axis upgrade 3d models

I created a little gadget to make aligning the z-axis easier after disabling the motors. The engines were tough to align once they were shut off, because the plastic piece provided with the printer kept falling apart with this triangular structure.

Print Settings for Qidi Tech I Printer: Printer Type: Qidi Z Axis Guide Rods Stiffened Up for Optimal Performance Rafting Option: Disabled Support Structure: Removed for Smooth Print Finish Resolution Setting: Set to 0.3mm for Precise Prints Infill...

... the edges. ...I'm still learning how to design threads, so I simplified the knob as much as possible. To assemble this design, simply screw the adapter onto your z-axis and glue your benchy to the adapter. ...It'll look really cute while printing.

I designed the Sigma3D Z Axis Top part to make printers more robust by replacing multiple parts with a single piece, which I believed would provide greater stability and durability. This design also eliminates the problem of corner join issues on the...

a minimal z axis adjuster for the neje 30/40 watt laser. just 1 small part. but you will need to buy a 5mm bolt and a 5mm heat insert. the adjuster is secured via the 2 rear fan screws. ... no supports.

This is a basic z axis end stop powered by a servo. ... It's intended for the following printer: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2534072 Hardware components needed include: Three - M2.5 x 16mm One - M2.5 nut One - TEMCo Micro Limit Switch Roller Arm...

To enhance Z-axis rigidity like X and Y axes, eliminate spacers prone to bending under angular stress. ...You'll need an additional maker-slide plate and specific parts (HDPE), plus 25mm M5 screws for better block retention between the plates.

Use an X axis bracket to hold the whole x axis level in place, near the bottom of the frame (loads on here) clip this bracket to the top of the frame with the Z screw in it, undo the coupler on the stepper, and bobs your uncle the z screw is...

When the sunhokey printer reaches about 180mm high, the sections of the frame that have the screw for the z axis collide with the motor. A revised version of the original part with the z screw removed can be found here;...

PLA makes a poor braking surface because friction causes heating, which then turns the PLA into a lubricant, leading to the Z axis crashing into the print bed. A strip of shim brass isolates minor PLA viscosity changes. Then, the compression spring...

... Required materials include Balls Bearing 608ZZ with ID/Bore measurements of 8mm, 22mm, and 7mm. Insert the Ball bearing into the Z Wobble hole and then place it on the frame part as shown in the images. ... Good luck.

Z-axis Endstop Holder The Z-Axis Endstop Holder is a critical component of any 3D printer build, responsible for detecting when the print bed reaches its maximum height. It's a simple yet essential part that ensures accurate and reliable operation. A...

... 2. You need to home all axis and then drop de z-axis until it touch the heated bed, than install the stopper and push it up until they hit the z gantry. What you need: 3X 5mm flat head screw. 3x 5mm t-nut. ...

This model of stabilizer bars for the Z axis has a quite important robustness, the upper supports connect with 3 screws to the Z and X axis and to the spindle bearing, in the lower axis it connects to the main profiles holding in turn the upper...

However, they didn't want to permanently modify their ToM with tubes and decided to incorporate bearings on the Z-axis. The current design uses 3x8x3 mm bearings attached to the supports. This creation is tailored for HBP and won't fit ABP. To...

Limiting Z-axis movement on both sides allows for prevention of running too low in case mechanical failure has caused missed steps. Removing issues stemming from unreliable z-proximity detectors that do not maintain stable sensitivity levels is also...

https://youtu.be/SUOnB1iuJRo This is my custom Z-axis endstop mount solution. It also includes a specialized pad for the microswitch to effectively engage against. I have incorporated three strategically placed spacers to prevent warping of the...

Since I have extended my Kywoo3D Tycoon Max to 45 cm print height, I wanted a adjustable Z-axis stabilizer and made this one. Part 1 and 2 fit most printers. I created an extra one for the Kywoo3D Tycoon, but didn't test it myself. Part 1 works...

I needed a simple Z-Axis end-stop mount that I could use on either side of my printer (for dual z end-stops) and that would attach to the extrusion. With this setup, the end-stop is hitting the v-slot wheel or metal spacer (if using linear...

The printer has a screw positioned over the Z-axis end-of-line knob, which adjusts the distance from the extruder to the surface. Basically, it is a step indicator, which divides each pitch of the leveling screw into eight parts. If a screw pitch is...

I was having issues with prints shifting as the print height increased, which led me to notice a significant wobble within the z-axis rods. But since installing this modification, my prints have gone off without a hitch. Print Settings: Printer:...

Z AXIS HEIGHT NOW ACCURATE !:) This camera mount, is primarily designed for the Logitech C920, however, I'm confident there are others which employ a nut and bolt solution. Once installed, you'll always be able to keep an eye on nozzle height from...

Just updated my trusty Frabots to the latest version of their z-axis technology. Six whole months now of rock-solid reliability, with nary a vibration or stumble in sight. This masterpiece was printed with precise finesse using my loyal JGurora A5 3D...

Stabilize the Z axis with a wooden dowel as a connector to boost reliability significantly. A 10mm wooden dowel is ideal, but any 10mm rod can be used effectively. Secure the connection with three 12mm screws driven into both the wooden board and...

Spool holder attached to the Z axis holding plate is a vital component. I repurposed a metal bearing, measuring 32mm in diameter externally and 12.7mm internally, to secure the steel rod in place. Printer Settings Prusa i3 printer is utilized for...

A crucial lever to fine-tune the Z axis. To secure this lever in place, merely attach a screw to keep the handle firmly connected to the pulley, then add two M4 screws, each equipped with their respective knobs, to tighten everything snugly into...

This is a number guide for the Z Axis on an Ender 3 or 3+. it should work for any 2040 extrusion. I wanted a visual guide of my X gantry to see if it was level. it is not 100% but it will give you an idea. feel free to modify and upload. you will...

Hello, Many times I had to calibrate my Z axis. I created this simple coins, 1mm height by 20mm width, to make the task easier. Hint: There is no need to print the entire height. Maybe with 1 or 2 layers you will be able to identify correction...

I want to build covered Z-Axis for my new CNC. It works since a while very well and i decided to make the construction open source. If someone can use it I would appreciate a feedback. ...The dust wiper for the linear rail is equiped with felt.The...

I created this test object to troubleshoot printer settings since I encountered uneven prints on the Z axis while printing a tall item. It appears that the issue was related to settings or slicing parameters. I produced the same part, then sliced it...