adjusting z axis ender 3 3d models

And the original bed is better for PTEG.But without autoLeveling is very difficult to change the bed's between materials.So i found a design to adjust the Z EndStop and add spacer ability to quick change the bed's.I used the EndStopCover to develop...

......Ender 3 / Ender 3 Pro / Ender 3 V2" () that has been modified for compatibility with Ender models fitted with a Z-Axis lead screw mount/support. Since there are now tabs (of varying length) on all four faces, you will need to print with supports.

For my Project:Ender 3 Z-Axis Modification to 345mm for cheapEnder 3 Z-Axis Modification to 345mm for cheapThis extender fits if you have a 0 Backlash Z-Nut or will install one.I just did it and i love it!Please note that the 0 Backlash Z-Nut reduces...

Ender 5 Pro Z axis fix with 608 rs bearing.

This is a remix of thing:2725795. ...I didn't have a 3 x 30 mm screw so I remixed it for a 4 x 30mm. ...I also added a thumb screw so I could lock the Z stop.

Upgrade your Ender 3 with a dual Z axis! This plate fits to the floating side of the Ender 3 X axis, and only requires the stock mounting hardware. This is compatible with either a regular or an anti backlash TR8 leadscrew nut. This bracket has been...

<p>It can be easily mounted to the frame with screws</p>

Replace the original fastener with a new 8 mm threaded rod and secure it using a 13 mm locking nut.

Image limitation bypass: https://imgur.com/a/3SZBJaz The handle is optional The knob can be standalone if you don't like having the arm spin around while printing The arm is used on the knob for more leverage The lever is the arm+knob in one...

This print is specifically designed for larger prints where cables heading to the extruder and bowden tube can easily obstruct the top aluminum bar, but doesn't impact smaller prints at all. I attached it to the vertical bars using the same screws...

Remix of the holder from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4358987 to make it compatible with the joints from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3017729

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Mounting is a breeze thanks to this snap-on rail design. Metric bearings fit securely, making installation a simple process. ...Dimensions are precise: 16x8x5mm, perfect for RC car applications.

Some matching knobs that can be added to your Creality extruder (Ender 3, CR10, etc.) or your Z-axis lead screw If you have fit issues you may need to scale the model by 0.5% or so.

... and a nice cable guide. ...I printed mine in ABS and it fitted perfectly. The axis is now nice, straight and the motion is smooth.Happy Printing!Check this link for the parts and recommended print-settings.Thanks for sharing this model bdreger!&nbsp;

Ender 5/Ender 5 Pro Stabilizer for Z Axis. Secure the frame with two 4-10 bolts, accompanied by two T-nuts measuring 4 millimeters in diameter. ...Additionally, one 608 bearing is required to maintain stability and balance.

Looking for a suport for the webcam for my Ender 3 v2 many good ideas, and many good designs can be found, but I look for a easier and simple one, so decided to do this. It is easy to print, fits perfectly at the X tensioner so follow the Z...

I needed 3 interlocked segments and 1 open chain links for the Z-axis cable. The open link needs to be installed on the bottom connector (a bit of fiddling required). The Y-axis cable needed 2 segments and again 1 open chain link on the bottom...

Suporte do eixo z (duplo) da ender s1, s1 pro.

On my Ender 3 v2 Neo, the cable chain thing attached to the bed came at a strange angle and was misaligned with the original plate mounting point. The whole chain was hovering slight to the right (viewed from the back of the printer) causing strain...

Fixed flawed hole sizes, and most significantly, the gap between the z-axis shaft and the z-axis rail (holes). Measuring this distance is crucial when the z-motor reaches its highest point, a detail the original design may have overlooked. Files: STL...

A small improvement for the Z-axis of ENDER 5 and 5 PRO. You need 2 M5 bolts 2 M5 Nuts T-slots for Aluminum Profile Bearing 8 x 22 x 7 Designed with magnetic bed and Tempered Glass bed in mind, considering the Stroke limit. Tag me (follow me too...

It's not pretty, it's not as stable as other builds, but:Recycle the Y-axis rods to brace the Z-axis.Only 4 parts.No drilling, no funky heat inserts.Only needs a few extra screws… and mounting tape.Feel free to remix and come up with “beefier...

This results in the bed moving down the Z-axis initially during startup, which creates an unpleasant noise if the bed is already lowered. Initially, I used a plastic foam spacer glued to the bottom of the bed frame to address this issue, but it...

Just a simple arm that slides onto the Ender 3/Pro/V2's X-axis stepper motor cover and that keeps the webcam at an optimal angle, while also staying right in line with the extruder and print along the z-axis, making it super useful for tall prints...

I appreciate his design because it tracks the Z-axis as a print advances, but his arm is too short for the field of view of some cameras I use, and the camera angle adjustment in his design is very restrictive. My design isn't a remix, exactly;...

**BOM (Bill of Materials)**: A list of bolts, nuts, and washers needed for various parts of the printer, such as the Z-axis motor section, linear rod bearings section, and bed bracket section. 3. **Modification Notes**: Tips and warnings regarding...

All hole sizes have been revised, and crucially, the distance from the z-axis shaft to the z-axis rail has been adjusted accurately. This critical measurement is best taken when the z-motor reaches its highest point, a factor that may not have been...

... as long as both sides are equal. After levelling the gantry, use the move menu to travel the Z axis all the way up and back down then measure it again. Keep adjusting until it stays level. ...The Z end-stop will need to be relocated as pictured.

... as long as both sides are equal. After levelling the gantry, use the move menu to travel the Z axis all the way up and back down then measure it again. Keep adjusting until it stays level. ...The Z end-stop will need to be relocated as pictured.