3d printer z axis

It mounts behind the Z axis extrusion on the right side, out of the way. I used 1/2 inch diameter aluminum rod drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 in each end but any stiff material could be used. The easiest material to find and work with would be 1/2...

It mounts behind the Z axis extrusion on the right side, out of the way. I used 1/2 dia aluminum rod drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 in each end but any stiff material could be used. The easiest material to find and work with would be 1/2 inch...

I noticed that the D9 V1 lacks Z-Axis supports, so I designed these with 40mm channels specifically for it. I took into account the gray extruder cable's path up the front and along the top when designing the high top braces. Considering some users...

You can either lay a cable chain in the channel or use the included printable clamp to secure your Z-axis wiring out of the way. All pieces print without support, I use three perimeters and fifty-five percent infill, though none of the pieces have...

Floating Bearing for Z Axis Isolation of Drive Assembly from Vertical Z Bearing Shaft... You can witness how severely distorted your spline shaft is as the extruder moves up in Z. Bearings cost approximately $1.05 each. Traxxas 5118 8x16x5mm...

Print the Z Axis Support twice, once for the upper and lower parts, utilizing the original screws and nuts. To enhance resistance, print it with sufficient infill. Be mindful of warp when printing with ABS, as this piece is quite large. The Ball...

The design features a Z-axis nut capturing mechanism with a smooth base that slides under the acrylic, and a vertical pin to prevent rotation. For added simplicity, print 4 pieces, cut 7mm pins, and mount them as shown in the pictures. Remove wood...

This is the STL file for modifying the main part of the Anycubic Photon Z-Axis. The part should be made from aluminum, but I'd love to see someone try using a strong 3D printed material. This video will show you how to complete the modification:...

Nahrazeno rolen na ose Z jedním lineárním vedením bez nutnosti zasahu do firmware. Prakticky veše zůstane na stejném místě. Stačí doladit doraz koncového vypínače osy Z. ...Potřebejte pouze 3 imbusové šrouby M5 a 4 šroubky M3 se snížené na křížení...

The tolerances on mine where small enough to hold him up while it dried but your mileage may vary. If you have a Mini+, and likely any other printer that uses the same z-axis stepper, you can use the “no magnet” version that uses a 2mm pin that...

Created for my Ender 3 v2 but can be used on most printers I had diffuclty finding a stabilizer that was perfect for my ender 3, i ended up creating this one, this stabilzer will allow maximum Z height. ... it can be used with the standard 5 mm Tnut...

Here are the materials used: 1 x lead screw 580mm for the X axis 2 x lead screw 500mm for Y axis 2 x lead screw 500mm for Z motors axis 1 x lead screw 540mm for Z rear axis Total: 4 x 500mm, 1x 600mm, 1x 550mm, and 6 x lead screw nuts 12 x 500mm...

These objects replace the original z-axis micro-switch holder. If your plate is calibrated but too close or far from the nozzle, you can try moving all the plate wheels, but be aware that this might ruin the calibration. A better solution is to move...

The endstop used by Tech2C in his HyperCube design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1752766) did not function as intended for me, mainly because I utilize 12mm steel rods for my Z-gantry and aluminum bearing housings instead of the 3D printed ones...

(needs to be tested) Print Settings Printer: Ttronxy x3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Notes: im so sorry, but the ideal print way is as in the last img and, ideally, with a fan, since i kept modifying the file, i...

I needed a side chain bed wiring mod and something to stabilize the Z axis, but wasn't finding exactly what I wanted. However, I saw three different things that had elements of what I was looking for. This is a remix of three different things by...

The original Prusa i3 frame has one major flaw: bed and frame are not effectively joined together, causing movement between layers and lowering print accuracy.\nTo boost stability, try this super cheap solution:\nA simple attachment of the main frame...

This is a mount designed to hold a lower Z-axis bearing in place for lead screws. Inside the mount, there's enough room for the typical "springy aluminum" lead screw coupling. When you're assembling the threaded rod through the bearing mount, it's...

I wasn't a fan of how the original design applied Z-Axis loads to the motor, so I created a drop-in modified IE version of the F-Z-Lower that incorporates a thrust plate. This design also allows for the use of couplings that require an air gap to...

The Printrbot Stabilizer is mounted atop the Z-axis and may enhance frame rigidity, though its impact on Z wobble reduction is uncertain. If experimenting with acceleration adjustments, adding this stabilizer could be beneficial. The kit offers both...

This easy-to-mount Z-axis home adjustment accessory is compatible with standard mechanical endstop mounts for 8mm rods. It has been successfully used in about 10 prints, boasting excellent repeatability. To attach it, some drilling of the X-end is...

... to remove the small metal clamp located at the bottom of the slide. Once removed, simply place your calipers into the slot and then position them over the z-axis support bars. ...This will allow you to level your bed down to an accuracy of .01mm.

... ANYCUBIC I3 Mega,Mega-S. also Mega-X and Pro maybe? how to use: 1) put bearing to Left2. 2) put Left2 to left side Z AXIS shaft. 3) place Left1 near Left2. 4) join Left1 and Left2 tightly with screw. ... 5) and then right side,in same way.

This device centers the top part of the Z-axis screw, safeguarding it from accidental damage and ensuring a stable shaft during printing operations. It enables smooth linear guidance for the extruder motor, preventing any wobbling or misalignment.

The turret will spin around as your Z-Axis raises up. I used a good amount of support for this and printed the turret inside the warthog already. Be very careful cleaning up the supports. I didnt spend a whole lot of time on my print just tested the...

I've Rejigged the Z axis mounts for the type F MPCNC (25mm version). The setup now utilizes two F8-16M thrust bearings and a 5 - 8mm rigid coupling. Forces are effectively transmitted through the coupling and bearings, rather than relying on the...

A stabilizer for the top of the Z axis lead screw. Uses a JZZJ 608 ZZ (22x7x8) to hold the lead screw and two M5*16 screws with hammer head nuts to secure to the top extrusion. Moving the carriage to the top will hold the lead screw in place to...

I also liked the concept of incorporating a z-chain for an even sleeker appearance, yet upon closer inspection, the existing design proved difficult to print and didn't quite live up to its clean aesthetic promise. Therefore, I opted to create a...

It is a safety device when the Z-axis sensor detects something other than the hot plate. Thanks to that, I had to see the nozzle attacking the hot plate many times. You need the following .Outer wall such as a washer with a diameter of 15 mm or...

It Utilizes A Lengthy M3 Screw, Alongside A Spring And Washer, To Adjust The Z Axis Home Position. This Configuration Is Not Particularly Elegant, So I Designed A Printed Part That Simplifies The Adjustment Process. To Effectively Implement This...