adjusting z axis ender 3 3d models

I'm trying out a small spacer for fixing the "Ender 2" z-axis problem. The issue arises when your z-axis won't move up because your brass-nut/extruder mount isn't at a 90° angle to the tower/leadscrew. To fix this, simply add the spacer on top of the...

Step by step how I mounted mine: Z Axis position for 180mm (Z max for me) Fit bearing on the Z axis Tight both screws to fix position Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.16 Infill: 20...

-- Untested -- The rings are printing on my Ender-3 as I type this and I will make adjustments where applicable. V1 has a tight screw hole. V2 should have a smoother screw hole. If needed, let me know, I'll upload a version with a 4.2mm hole...

Additional material needed: - 24mm (external diameter) ball bearing with internal diameter of 8mm - Two screws 3,5 x 9,5 (metric) - Shrinking tube for better fitting of the z axis in the ball bearing (optional) Instructions: - Bring the printing bed...

Adjustable end stop for the Z axis.

This holder is required to assemble PSU after dual Z-axis installation. Made of two parts, just glue (epoxy is great) stand to a slot which is underneath of holder. This holder can be attached to Ender's 4040 -aluminum profile. Note! ...Powercords...

Easy print to replace the Ender 2 Pro Z-axis Handle. ...I needed to reduce the height of the printer but did not want to leave it open.  Edit: V2 removes some excess material, minimizing printing time without changing the overall look or strength.

Creality Ender 4 users rejoice! ...The Z-axis stabilizer is now within your grasp, ready to be printed in its default configuration. ...To secure it firmly in place, gather the necessary hardware: M5 and M4 screws, along with trusty T-nuts.

The point is they should have a 2.9 mm height difference, because that is the difference in thickness of the bed. -- UNTESTED -- The rings are printing on my Ender-3 as I type this and I will make adjustments where applicable. V1 has a tight screw...

This is a passively attached pillow / bearing / plummer block for the z-axis of the Ender 5 Pro. Will probably fit other similarly fastened z-axis designs, but I don't have another printer to try it on. It's currently a slight compression fit...

To get the Z-axis motor in sync with the z-axis carriage, I added a custom spacer that aligns perfectly without requiring any drilling or modifications.

Z Axis Mount Tripod/Webcam, slides on the right side of the Z Axis arm, uses a standard tripod 1/4inch screw to lock cam into place.

I did not find a solution for the Ender 6 Z axis so I went with the most robust and easily usable solution I could engineer. Excluding printing time, this modification should take approximately 1 hour. The Ender 6 has quite a bit of performance left...

I did not find a solution for the Ender 6 Z axis so I went with the most robust and easily usable solution I could engineer. Excluding printing time, this modification should take approximately 1 hour. The Ender 6 has quite a bit of performance left...

To install this upgrade, you will need the following hardware: Auto bed levelling - This mount is not designed to work with the standard Ender 6 Z-Axis Endstop. It could easily be made to, but I figured that most people doing this mod would have...

...However, the counterweight adds some inertia to be overcome in the Z axis, and there is so little movement in the Z axis during printing that the consequence of added inertia should be negligible. This design uses a lead-filled shell as the weight.

Endstop switch installed on Ender 3's Y-axis assembly by Creality.

Just... ...Ender-3 X-axis Cover (Manual leveling hint included) .step - Feel free Remix! ...

I did not find a solution for the Ender 6 Z axis so I went with the most robust and easily usable solution I could engineer. Excluding printing time, this modification should take approximately 1 hour. The Ender 6 has quite a bit of performance left...

Parts to replace the z-axis wheel carriage with linear rails. ...See PDF doc for brief fitting guide.

I loved the original design, so I customized it to perfection for the Ender Z-Stepper and tweaked a few features.

The original stepper-mount for the z-axis is not well made as incection molded part. The angle of the stepper-axis is not vertical. ...So I replaced the original part with this copy.

this is, a Support bearing holder, for a axial thrust bearing, to hold the Weght of Z axis, so the Z Stepper becomes fully weight releaved, (Z-Assembly weights about 2kg) so the Z Stepper, doesn't carry the full weigt anymore. Dont print it if you...

The bed will slowly fall after power off, but that didn't bother me that much because the printer will home the z axis before every print anyway. I might make a redesign in the future to use a worm gear when I can find a good source for one. This mod...

I created a custom spacer for my Ender 3's Y-axis test line, which was initially positioned too close to the edge. To rectify this issue, I designed a simple modification that shifts the test line approximately 2mm to the right. ...If necessary, feel...

The Ender-3 y-axis endstop has been remade with an identical shape to the original, but shifted 6 mm forward. This adjustment allows the hotend to perfectly match the heated bed corner at position X0, Y0. The same screws are utilized. ... If you...

What i used: Slicer: Cura Infill: 20% Support: No Adhesion: No Material: Basic Pla Printer: Ender 3 V2 Neo

This design is specifically for a Support Bearing Holder to hold the weight of the Z-axis, freeing up the Z Stepper from carrying its full load. The Z-Assembly weighs approximately 2kg. If you don't have an axial thrust bearing like this one, please...

tensioner for Ender 3; Ender 3 pro, Ender v2, Cr10, etc. ...One M3 nut and one M3x25mm screw are required. turnbuckle for Ender 3; Ender 3 pro, Ender v2, Cr10, etc. ...You need an M3 nut and a M3x25mm screw

This is a small 130mm tall jig you can use to align the left and right side of your print head carriage when you use dual Z axis steppers. ...It slots into the bottom of the frame and makes aligning the axis a breeze.After powering off the printer the...