3d printer z wobble fix

Due to using a bearing at the top of the z-axis screw, I got a significant amount of wobble in a large print. ... Redesigned the test cylinder from @tuxcat, added embossed text on the X and Y axis, as well as a straight line channel on the surface of...

To test for Z wobble, I sought a quick-printing tower with minimal material usage. During my search for the perfect coupler, this 53mm-high item proved beneficial and effective. ...Following the print, observation, analysis, conclusion, and fine-tuning...

Alternative versions of the wobble arrester are available, including a Z-axis floating nut design by Bophoto (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3052). Since I lacked a 7mm pin, I opted for this modification using 1mm brass rods. ...To learn how to...

The design utilizes a mount that effectively isolates any lead screw wobble from being transmitted to the Z-axis, ensuring smooth and precise movement. ...To enhance durability, I inserted small sections of brass rod onto the plastic pins, providing...

I'm trying to fix the wobble issue on my Tronxy X8 with this custom plate installed in the motor area. ...It's also used for the upper part of the machine, but if you're having problems with it, you'll need to widen the hole to fit the latch properly.

My purchased bearings didn't fit onto my threaded rods, so I decided to create a bearing-free anti-z-wobble system that turned out great and works perfectly for me. This homemade anti-wobble device is specifically designed for 8mm rods - both...

El Z wobble en la NC3D+ puede llegar a volverte loco, así que decidí cambiar las varillas de la Z por unas leadscrew M8 que tenía, son las típicas que se compran en eBay, o preguntale a tu proveedor local... Toda lainformación de como reconfigurar...

... but its functionality is uncomplicated yet effective. What's more, this design incorporates a Z-wobble support, adding an extra layer of stability to the print. ...The quick creation process was made possible by using ABS as the primary material.

I added GregT's adaptation (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4361) to my wobble adapter (www.thingiverse.com/thing:2151), but experienced issues with the guide clamp not holding the platform tightly. To resolve this, I removed the bottom part of the...

They offer some relief from the wobble issue, though I firmly believe that replacing subpar Z-screws remains the best solution. This was a side project aimed at keeping "Cupcake155" up-to-date and modern as part of my ongoing efforts. Project home:...

From an idea taken here https://hackaday.com/2021/02/22/improving-cheap-ball-screws/ an add-on to prevent or limit Z wobble on the lead screw of an Ender 5 Pro. Needs 3 balls (not magnetic) diameter 6 to 7mm. 4 12x5mm magnets 6 8x3mm magnets 3 or...

Super quick and easy anti wobble for close rod to ball screws

Inspect teeth for damage or misaligned teeth which could also cause alignment issues and disrupt Z axis functionality altogether. ...If these parts fail then there is no way to repair this printer - its doomed for the dustbin of history right from day...

After testing various solutions to eliminate the wobble from my Geetech Prusia i3's Z axis without total satisfaction, I designed this piece. It allows for complete decoupling of the XY movements of the Z-axis screw relative to the X-axis carriage. ...

... to an x-carrier. Be cautious not to tighten the screw too much because the plastic is very thin and fragile. VIDEO: http://www.thingiverse.com/download:3344850 Print Settings: Printer: i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100%

... That way, you don't create any tension on your printer. I used EXTRUDR Matte PETG to print, which looks great on the machine. I would be happy if you leave a Like, I spent many hours, filament and revisions on this ;) Category: 3D Printer Parts

New Z-axis bracket designed specifically for the Geeetech i3 Pro B/C printer. This custom bracket enables threaded rods to rotate freely without any hindrance. Notice the significant difference in prints - one made with the original bracket, and the...

Designed to perfectly replicate the Delrin parts I machined for my printer, this new design serves as a safeguard against bed damage caused by crashes and significantly enhances print quality through its clever x-axis shift traveling up the Z-axis.

A simple z axis test. Design by zaybach (he wouldn't post it so I did xD) Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20 Category: 3D Printing Tests

The anti-wobble system combines a pan and tilt reduction feature, ensuring that the carry point remains stable despite the slight dome-shaped curvature, which measures 1.5 millimeters in height. ...This design effectively mitigates the impact of...

A Simple Z-Axis Test. ... Designed By Zaybach - He Wouldn't Post It, So I Did xD.

https://youtu.be/IVeQG0HBLP0 This help to greatly reduce the wobbling that occur due to weight distribution. Strongly recommend a plastic that support heat so it does not deform in hot environement. Abs and Petg will work fine. I printed mine...

For Anet A8 only, the rod diameter is specifically 8mm. ...To secure the Z rod effectively, utilize an M4 x 8 screw.

... flip it upside down and press it firmly onto the edge of a sturdy table. The same approach applies to the support rod. Any remaining wobble stems from the support rod twisting during motion, so I will investigate ways to address this issue shortly.

Didn't like the existing fixes, because they either include drilling holes or don't fit to the design. You will need two 500mmx12 mm rods & all screws needed to assemble are 5mm longer. I used carbon rods with raw finish as it has the same price...

Remixed to shorten test tower to 350mm total height. ...Fixed weird artifacts on lower part of tube. Reduced bottom plate thickness to 1mm. ...Removed star shape that was on bottom plate.

... addressing the issue with the smooth rod and threaded rod spacing on earlier attempts. ...It sits flush against the top Z-axis rod holder, making it a precise fit. ...Mirroring this part will yield the matching counterpart for seamless assembly.

I recently modified the design to maximize available Z real estate. In my case, I encountered a problem with the original design. My nozzle couldn't reach the bed because of my new X carriage (an i3 Prusa carriage for my A8). Even after lifting all...

However, I struggled to find a top Z support similar to that of the Original Prusa i3. Consequently, my friend assisted me in crafting one from a few files I provided, which he skillfully merged together using Solid Works. To complete this project, I...

Prusa I3 Steel Wobble Eliminated