anycubic i3 mega anti z wobble by 3d models

I'm taking a remix of vbuch's Z-Axis holder and modifying it to work seamlessly with an 12 mm outer diameter - 5 mm inner diameter bearing, while also shortening the distance between the two holes to fit perfectly with the Prusa i3 rework's layout...

Note: This adapter was specifically designed for use with the i3 Mega 8-bit Dual endstop. While it may work on the 32-bit version, compatibility is not guaranteed. ... Also, be aware that flexible Z coupling may limit clearance – check your setup...

I added anti-wobbling nuts inspired by toolson's anti-wobble system. I added bottom holding locks to keep the 8mm smooth rods in place, preventing them from skipping out due to hole tolerance. I installed top 625ZZ bearing support on the threaded rod...

The original design functions perfectly with my Geeetech i3 Pro X, however, it needs a slight modification to accommodate its specific rod spacing. ...To make up for this discrepancy, I've added four strategically placed holes that enable seamless...

... Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 clone Flsun Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15% Design Process: I designed this part using FreeCad, taking advantage of its capabilities to create precise and accurate models.

Based on the original Graber i3 part, I made an extension to utilize a MR105 ball bearing that effectively eliminates Z-wobble. ... Print Settings Printer: Graber i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.19mm Infill: 50%

Super quick and easy anti wobble for close rod to ball screws

This is anti Z wobble part (Oldham coupler) for Green Mamba printer in OpenSCAD. ... more info: http://www.optolab.ftn.uns.ac.rs/index.php/education/project-base/211-diy-3d-printer Green Mamba printer on thingiverse:...

I've Corrected the Tronxy Anti-Z Wobble Model! The 3D model has been reworked with a solid structure, making it perfect for immediate 3D printing without any further corrections needed. ...This revised design is optimized for seamless integration with...

My purchased bearings didn't fit onto my threaded rods, so I decided to create a bearing-free anti-z-wobble system that turned out great and works perfectly for me. This homemade anti-wobble device is specifically designed for 8mm rods - both...

Ensure cables take a sharp turn to avoid getting snagged at the front edge during high-Z height print jobs, specifically at Z205.

Here's another Z screw bearing guide, drawn from a handful of other similar designs available right here on Thingiverse. ...This one's tailored specifically for housing 608-2RS bearings.

... is a spacer that needs to be positioned between the foundation components on either side and the vertical axis modules. ...Its length measures precisely one hundred millimeters, which streamlines the horizontal alignment process of the z-axis blocks.

Following a thorough examination, I discovered that both Z-alignment screws were the culprit behind the problem. The solution proved to be surprisingly straightforward yet effective. ...To achieve optimal results, it's recommended to print with TPU or...

... Settings: - Layer Height = 0.15 mm - Infill = 15% (Grid) The Bolt to adjust the z axis scratches the housing of the y traveling. So i just made a little part to holt the screw in place. ... Hopefully i can help some people with the same Problem

I designed a 6 mm thick anti-z wobble component to perfectly fit my P3Steel printer. To provide extra clearance for the z-axis, I made it slightly thinner than previous designs. Take a look at the photos; you'll notice that I used thin M3 nuts with a...

Using a Drag Chain Measuring 10x20mm. ... Important Note: Cables Must Be Extended. The Upper End Holder Is Provided By Michelix, Where An Additional Holder For The End Of The Chain Link Has Been Added As Well.

I aimed to print the original design by enry68 in an inverted format for effortless printing. To achieve this, I imported the original design into SketchUp, erased the rear text, made some minor simplifications and adjustments, flipped it over, and...

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Anycubic i3 Mega Feet/Dampers/Anti-Vibration TPU

Anti-wobble with the pan &amp; tilt reduction. ...The carry point has 1.5mm dome to reduce effect of pivoting alignment of the treading.</p> Category: 3D Printer Parts

This is a DIY anti-Z wobble part, also known as an Oldham coupler, specifically designed for the Green Mamba 3D printer in OpenSCAD. For more information about this project, please visit...

Another way to compensate wobble is by separating the parts in the file and printing them in ABS or nylon. After they are printed, polish each part with a triangle rasp because the parts should slide easily. The outer ring, featuring a larger middle...

The anti-wobble system combines a pan and tilt reduction feature, ensuring that the carry point remains stable despite the slight dome-shaped curvature, which measures 1.5 millimeters in height. ...This design effectively mitigates the impact of...

The holes in the originals are often too large, causing the Z-spindles to be slightly misaligned during assembly, resulting in those unwanted "Z-Wobble" lines in the print. Cheap replacement couplings rarely bring any improvements and expensive ones...

New Z-axis bracket designed specifically for the Geeetech i3 Pro B/C printer. This custom bracket enables threaded rods to rotate freely without any hindrance. Notice the significant difference in prints - one made with the original bracket, and the...

However, I struggled to find a top Z support similar to that of the Original Prusa i3. Consequently, my friend assisted me in crafting one from a few files I provided, which he skillfully merged together using Solid Works. To complete this project, I...

Designed to perfectly replicate the Delrin parts I machined for my printer, this new design serves as a safeguard against bed damage caused by crashes and significantly enhances print quality through its clever x-axis shift traveling up the Z-axis.

For Anet A8 only, the rod diameter is specifically 8mm. ...To secure the Z rod effectively, utilize an M4 x 8 screw.

hello everyone this is my version for ender3 3d printer of z axis stabilizzer this things equired 3 screws and 1 608 bearing