anet a8 anti z wobble 3d models

By separating the threaded drive nut from the z-axis assembly, it allows you to lose the wobble of the threaded rod in the joint. The x axis is still lifted, but any movement in the rod is not passed to the rigid x axis assembly and therefore - not...

I'd go cheap (the lead screws are cheap enough anyway!) By separating the threaded drive nut from the z-axis assembly, It allows you to lose the wobble of the threaded rod in the joint... the x axis is still lifted, but and movement in the rod is not...

The problem stemmed from a slightly bent z-threaded rod causing nut wear and immobility due to bends. A YouTube video showcases this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qlw363e1z_k). I then widened the threaded rod hole for smooth x-carriage movement. A...

... the thread of the screw. Because of the rigid connection between X-axis (or table in case of CoreXY) and screw, and the impossibility to place all parts 100% parallel, we got the situation when movements of Z-axis affects the position of print head.

Each of these holes' centers are 17mm apart, creating an equilateral triangle that fits my printer perfectly but can be modified using the Tinkercad file if yours differs.https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7IeIgmBBuYe To install: Press the bearings...

These sets of brackets accurately aligns the z-axis components (10mm guide rods and threaded rod), securing the threaded rods by aligning and isolating the load from the shaft of the stepper motor, then transfers that load to the motor body. To...

This piece helps craft sharp edges on the Prusa i3. ...It's slightly farther apart, making it fit better and reducing wobble even further.

I design custom anti-vibration spacers for M8 or M10 threaded rods, effectively upgrading the stock M5 rod in my Hephestos Prusa i3.

Custom-built reimagining of Jamesarm97's anti-vibration stabilizer. Original design tailored to accommodate the specific build requirements of a MendelMax 1.5 framework. ...Engineered with simplified printability in mind, allowing for smoother...

... oscillations. ...It's a customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:808509. The short intermittent wobble is caused by a threaded rod within the motor shaft coupler being off-center. ...A bent rod can also lead to a long-term drift issue.

... mount didn't match up well with my build's frame. However, this new design works seamlessly. I highly recommend giving it a try! Be sure to also obtain the other necessary Z-axis components from "WachBirn" for a complete and functional setup.

... two wood screws. ...Prevents the z axis ACME screw from shaking back and forth when your printer is... printing. This design is an upgrade from others as it still allows your printer to reach its maximum z-axis height without interference or binding

Fits exactly in the hole in the frame of the printer. ...Use some  lube to make it run smoothly. This part wont help u if your z-axis is bend.

... Instructions: Move the Z-axis all the way down to assemble. Then loosen the four screws on the rod on both sides ;-) , move it all the way up, and then tighten the screws again. I wish you success ! Material: 2 pieces 608ZZ ball bearings.

This adjustment boosts stability within Z-Rob, thus preventing unwanted movement in the extruder arm. ... Additionally, a new component has been added, equipped with both a spool and a filament alignment hole for precise control over the printing...

... Notably, the tight diameter requires a bit of force to secure the bearings in place. I opted for 608 bearings and M3 bolts and nuts to ensure optimal performance. The result is a reduction in z-axis radial movement, leading to smoother prints.

Attach the nut that's currently moving your Z-axis up and down to the printed parts' "rough" side (rough = top of print when on the bed) and secure it with the M3 screws (no nuts should be needed as it will thread well into the plastic). Make sure...

... is tight so you need some force to install bearings in it. I did use 608 bearings and M3 bolts and nuts. This upgrade reduces z axis radial movement. ...More creative things you can found here: https://vk.com/molnija3d and https://vk.link/molnija3d

My FLsun Prusa Z-axis was a bit shaky, so I designed a support that could also be used later as a mounting point for various add-ons like an extruder, spool holder, or camera mount. It's built with two 44cm long M10 threaded rods. **Print...

My Z-motors, when attached to the HEVO frame, aren't perfectly vertical and rattle whenever the bed moves up and down. You will need two 608ZZ (8x22x7mm) bearings for a snug friction fit. Initially, I designed a smaller version that worked fine with...

The idea behind this z antiwobble is that the mounting has to be tensioned so that the upper nut is making contact on the lower surface of the thread and the lower nut is making contact on the upper thread surface !!!!!!!! Find the smallest amount of...

The holes of the upper Z guide are larger than those on the Anet A8. Therefore, here is a corrected version for the Anet A6. Attention! The inside diameter is extremely precise to the Z threaded rods. Possibly the inside diameter with an 8mm threaded...

Human: A Complete Working Kit for Anti-Z Wobble is designed by me Perfekt. In the T8 nut, M4 threads are drilled. Note the picture. The parts are labeled with right and left sides, so be sure to pay attention when assembling them. My printer still...

I made these parts to compensate for misaligned Z-axis bearing guide rods, which become more pronounced when stiffening the frame. Misalignment will cause parts to bind together. These adjustments require four 20mm M4 bolts to realign the parts...

This remix is based on the original design found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2599816. ...I created this alternative to utilize an 8mm iron rod, or even an 8mm aluminum rod if you prefer, instead of the original 6mm carbon rod used in the file.

The central part of the box serves to remove the BACKLASH by keeping the two Z axis nuts pushed away from each other while the outside part is used to stabilize the WOBBLE using small springs that keep it suspended around the central part of the...

This printer accessory stabilizes your Z-axis on the A8 Anet by eliminating Z-wobbling. ...To install, position the device in the top threaded rod opening and turn it clockwise until securely locked in place.

When utilizing these pushers, you can effectively secure your Z-axis at the top since the threaded rods are no longer attached to the leading rods.\r\n\r\nYou can use all original components! The M3 screws fit seamlessly in place. ...Assemble them just...

Support for the Z-axis on Anet A8