adjusting z axis ender 3 3d models

Replacement for stock parts that's cause lack parallelism of lead screw mechanism relative to frame , and z wobble effect in result. Also compatible with frame vslots that help to make fixed lead screw / frame geometry. ... Use with stock screw,...

Just little adjustment to avoid unmounting X motor. ... Also added space for the nut on the eccentric side Thanks hunterius_prime for his design

... scratch that fits much better. ... Print it in the same orientation as in the images, not as it comes in the model. Fitted with original bolt/nut to the lower x-axis motor, ideally a longer bolt should be sourced as you can see in the photo. ...

This remix is for the Ender 3v2. The adaptation consist in giving more space to the slider, adding 3mm to the bottom part, and moving 3mm the mounting holes on the top part. Please, print with caution! Some of the original parts where printed and...

This mount holds the Z motor perfectly even with the trapezoid.Suitable for 42x34 Creality engine.Printed without supportsIf you are interested in my work, the links are...

I SUGGEST you to print all the stuff in one go since dimensions could change if u will make adjustement to your printer, but at the same time all this stuff is not that dependent from each other, only spacers should be done in one go. Srews : ...

... notch for cable, and modified edge detail. I also have added a small link that alows for some adjustment on the viewing angle. ... Original design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2990847 orientation works great to view nozzle at current layer.

... notch for cable, and modified edge detail. I also have added a small link that alows for some adjustment on the viewing angle. ... Original design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2990847 orientation works great to view nozzle at current layer.

Parts you will need: 3 x M5 socket head cap screw bolts 4 x M3 socket head cap screw bolts 3 x 20 Tooth 8mm GT2 Pulley 1 x 610mm Closed loop GT2 6mm Belt 1 x T8 400mm Lead screw 1 x F688ZZ Flanged bearing

Updated from the original by 1) Adding 1mm extra in ribbon cable width area. ... 2) Over hangs to hold ribbon in place. 3) Radius on the ribbon holder edges remove sharp edges.

This is remix of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3108999Edited to use heat inserts or nuts instead of reverse bolts with nuts.4 variants: 0.1 offset and no offset of coupler, 3.8 and 4.0 external diameter of offsets

Printing took 3 hours with a 0.4mm nozzle and 0.16 layer height. You wont need an supports 1mm thick spacer, measured difference with a caliper on my printer. Why would anyone want to print this lmao !!! This fits my printer !!! Your...

The Ender 2 boasts an impressive Z-axis adjustable mount that liberates the stepper motor, enabling it to move effortlessly sideways, backward, and forward.

The Z-Axis Knob is a vital component designed specifically for the Creality Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro, and CR-10 series of 3D printers. ...This precision-engineered knob offers a secure grip and effortless adjustment, ensuring seamless operation and optimal...

UPDATE 20180524: -------------------------------- I designed an adjustable version (Ender2_z_stop_adjustable) to overcome the limitations of the standard Ender 2 z-axis endstop mount. This innovative design is a direct result of my desire to utilize...

I originally printed [this z-axis mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4699747) by [mknet](https://www.thingiverse.com/mknet) for my Ender 3 Pro but found that the extrusions that were supposed to slide into the 2040 v-frames just wouldn't, even...

I changed the fixed mount to spring adjustable to allow the use of different sized phones. ...I also added a relief cut to the top clamp to avoid pressing the phones buttons

This is my version of an adjustable Ender 3 Z axis endstop. It also fits any 40mm wide extrusion that suits V wheels. Screws required 1pcs M3x10 ISO7380 + 2pcs M3x16 ISO7380 + 2pcs M3 hammerhead nuts + 1pcs M3x16+ DIN912 Lever fits tightly into the...

This tool allows users to make precise adjustments along the Z-axis without needing to power up the printer itself. ...A potential drawback of this tool is its placement on the left side, which may be a result of the printer's design constraints.

Improved Z-axis mount for the Ender 2. I discovered my lead screw was shifting about 2mm at the tip as the arm moved downwards. Initially, I thought a spacer behind the motor might be necessary but, after reevaluating, I found that the motor had to...

Ender z axis fix tool

This is my version of an adjustable Ender 3 Z axis endstop. It also fits any 40mm wide extrusion that suits V wheels. Screws required 1pcs M3x10 ISO7380 + 2pcs M3x16 ISO7380 + 2pcs M3 hammerhead nuts + 1pcs M3x16+ DIN912 Lever fits tightly into the...

For Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro: Leadscrew guard with built-in filament guide now available. No need for screws; simply slide it over the Z-Axis leadscrew and let it settle. Note: you may need to smooth out the edge of the base plate to get a snug fit...

... 3 but may have for other Creality machines. ... The stepper motor will sit on the base rail. I had to shave off a little of the control box cover to get the z axis to align with the lead screw but it may be possible to rotate the cover out of the way.

Added a cute low poly fox head to the Z knob. ... Printer used: [Ender 3 v2](https://amzn.to/44bY3FU) Filament used: [Red PLA+](https://amzn.to/3AEw2JO)

The motor mount on the Z axis for Ender 3 / 3 Pro / 3 V2.

The feeder extruder motor mount on the Z axis for Ender 3 / 3 Pro / 3 V2

So i found a design to adjust the Z EndStop and add spacer ability to quick change the bed's. Tip: Print the spacer's in different colors for quick identify them. ... You will need: *3x M4x45 (1x for knob and 2x for the original feet to fix the...

This is a high-performance upgrade of the mount crafted by Ross_K. ...I extended the slots on which the Stepper motor can move sideways, as the original design proved insufficient for my Ender 2's requirements.

So, I created this adjustable mount in Fusion360. It was my first time using Fusion - or any CAD software for that matter - so it's not as polished as it could be, yet it still operates exactly as intended. ... Uses standard skateboard bearings and M3...