anycubic chiron z axis stabilizer 3d models

Designed for Anycubic I3 Mega Z-Axis Camera Mount C920/Tripod Screw by Aerocalculus https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2858044 This item allows you to only need an Allen key to install the camera mount, while holding this from behind.

Adds +5mm to the Anycubic Photon M3 Premium z-axis arm. Rests on the arm, can be glued or taped. Works well with the Wham Bam flexible build system. ...

This is stabilization for Z Axis You need 2x T-nut M3, 4x screw M3 I used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5155562 Perimeter: 6 Infill: 50-100%

This will prolong the life of your z-axis assembly.  Uses the pre-existing cable holder hardware to secure itself. Printed with no supports at 0.15mm layer height and slowly (around 30mm/s). Some minor sanding may be required to...

It will be better to change Jdonegan's Z-Axis Stabilizer to add bottom support of 608z's bearings. Moreover, some holes are not comply with Anycubic i3+. I've drilled them. Warning: You will have to calibrate the Z-axis! ... UPD: Motor holder has...

Another Chiron Z support or stabilizer. I opted for a design that does not demand the removal of corner caps, as it's offset to one side of the vertical rails. This component is specifically designed to work with 3/8" rod, requiring a 6' length.

A simple set of spacers which, when installed, raises the Z axis homing height on the Anycubic Photon Mono. This is particularly useful if installing a magnetic build plate as I found the Sovol plate made Z axis adjustment impossible. I have...

There are 3 versions, one for diameter 8mm, one for diameter 10mm and one vor 3/8". Threaded rod or tube can be used (it is clamped) I recommend a diameter 10mm aluminum tube. The parts should hold, so I recommend 70% filling! Supports are...

<p>There are 3 versions, one for diameter 8mm, one for diameter 10mm and one vor 3/8".</p> <p>Threaded rod or tube can be used (it is clamped)</p> <p>I recommend a diameter 10mm aluminum tube.</p> <p>The parts should hold, so I recommend 70%...

This is a heavy remix of Anycubic Kobra Neo Z-Axis Camera Mount - Updated by Vap3Lif3_MCMXCV.I wanted a stable mount I could easily add or remove without removing screws and potentially throwing off the x-gantry alignment. This remixed mount is...

A little holder for z-endstop screw of anycubic i3 mega.

Align the Z axis on Anet, Prusa, or any printer with 8mm rods and lead screws featuring 22mm spacing.\r\n\r\nEach stabilizer is secured using four 4-3mm z motor mounting screws that lock the stabilizer, motor mount, and motor into precise...

Z-Axis Camera Mount for Raspberry Camera V2 - A Essential Component Mounting on Z-Axis is a Breeze with This Customized Solution Two M4x12 bolts, along with washers and nuts, are Required to Secure the Mount in Place Some Fine-Tuning may be Necessary...

I designed this flexible coupling specifically for the Anycubic i3 mega to connect threaded rods and Z-motors because of z-wobble issues. Replacing rigid couplers with these flexible ones compensates for imperfections in threaded rods. To attach...

Here you find an upgrade for the Z axis of the Anycubic photon. My own Z axis never worked properly, plagued by annoying Z wobbles. I discovered a straightforward solution without resorting to drilling or CNC parts - just some glue and 3D printed...

Little thing to fix the inaccuracy and rattle of the leveling-screw from the z-axis

Piece for Fitting a Reinforcement on the Anycubic Chiron Printer Elevates the Height of the Screen Required Components: 2 Threaded Rods with a Diameter of 10 mm Screws: M4 x 10, M4 x 14, and M4 x 16 T-Nut in M4 10 M10 Nuts with Washers (More Required...

Tried some other Z axis camera mounts for the Kobra Neo and found them to shake and wobble with high speeds and accelerations. So I designed a more rigid mount that seems to perform quite well. There is still some wobble, which could be fixed with a...

The *difference* between the Mono and the Ultra is the Z axis flag that detects position. It is the same design as the Mono, but has a different hole spacing for the screws. I printed up the one for the Mono here only to find the holes didn't line...

Here is a simple and effective, adjustable Z axis belt tensioner for the Anycubic Kobra 2.This is an adjustable variant of my original Kobra 2 belt tensioners, found here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6306407...Designed to fit in with the...

If you use longer screws, that do not fit completely into the coupler the may collide with the endstop switch. The couplers are quite flexible against bending in any direction and work like a spring the z-axis direction, but they are very stiff to...

I designed a small ring for the extremely loose Z axis of the Vyper, which neatly fixes the Z axis in the guide above. The ring is printed from TPU and placed under the original black plastic ring. Then the Z axis no longer wobbles and no longer...

This is a Z-axis stabilization for the Cetus3D Printer. The Z-axis is fixed to one side - it works well but isn't very stiff. This mod will fix the Z-axis on a second spot - making it much stiffer. I've used it for three days now and it also appears...

I wanted to have a Z-axis moving cam. Remix for wansview Webcam 1080P with minor issues... ...the cam should be not that close and the angle should be adjusted, but it works.

One major cause for this is the z-axis leadscrew's tendency to suffer from axial precession (wobble). This add-on fixes the issue and stabilizes the bed significantly. In the original model, the hole was undersized, with a too-tight tolerance. I...

A camera mount for your octoprint / raspberry pi camera that mounts directly to the holes in the left side of the z-axis cage. This way the camera will travel up with the extruder, so you always nicely see the currently uppermost layer. ... The...

This is the added, thicker end Z-Axis mount that i mentioned in my "Update" message. The V3 files are 7.5mm thick at the end. They are also rounded to look better. The V4 files are 10mm thick at the end. ...They are also rounded.

I made a easy and quick to print cover for the Z- Axis Mount with 608zz Bearing. It fits nice an snug, so it is a great dust cover and it looks better than the open desing. ... Printed in PLA 200/60 No Supports and Cooling due to layer 3

I designed these parts to set the Z-axis in line with the frame (22mm distance). There's a spacer for the Nema-17 at the bottom and a adapter for a 6200ZZ bearing at the top. ... These T-nuts are very handy to attach the bearing part: ...

... of how they fit. ...These all fit with the original screws. If you want to make it thicker and give yourself more wiggle room then just size up the Z axis to what you want but you will need longer screws and need to compensate for the screw length.