dual z axis sync 3d models

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...

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...

The two parts are identical in design, except for the left version which incorporates an additional hole for a M5 z-axis adjustment screw. ... Components needed: 2 - 12mm ball screws 8 - M4x20mm countersunk screws 8 - M4 Locknuts Printer...

The two identical parts differ only in one crucial aspect: the left version includes an additional hole for a M5 z-axis adjustment screw. ... Parts: 2 - 12mm ball screws 8 - M4x20mm countersunk screws 8 - M4 Locknuts Printer: RigidBot Filaments:...

... this one, this stabilzer will allow maximum Z height. ... it can be used with the standard 5 mm Tnut that are factory fitted on the Ender 3 v2 i have also made this for 3mm holes and 4mm holes and i have mirrored the part for use with dual z machines.

... the tools to do that and tension the rods. Only other thing to do is to dissemble the old z-axis and takes the parts out of the old axis and in to the new and it should work. ... It will work with both the normal and pro version of the 3018 CNC.

I adjusted the reach to make the Z Axis ACME nut holder more straight for my specific kit and moved the mounting holes to match the narrow right X Axis carriage mount holes. I've also included SketchUp files if anyone wants them. ... Print Settings: ...

Parts you will need: Nema 17 Stepper motor Stepper pulley 16 teeth 6mm wide GT2 Pulley 16 teeth 6mm wide 3mm bore GT2 Belt 6mm wide GT2 One of each printed part Screws needed for assembly: 5 x 16mm M3 - For stepper and bottom pulley 1 x 20mm M3 -...

Here is a rewritten text of the original post: Eustathios V2 Spyder Z-axis Bed Support Refurbishment The Eustathios v2 Spyder z-axis bed support has been revamped to perfectly integrate with Golmart's set of 1204 ball screws. When installing the ball...

For my modification, print two sets of each STL file: Z-Axis.stl (requires 115mm minimum Z height; adjustable in config.scad files). Installation is straightforward with a reference image provided. The Z-Axis-Top.stl parts can be printed on any...

The spool rides on a set of 10 ultra smooth Delrin/POM bearing wheels with 4 as main axis wheels and 6 as lateral guides. It is very stable and generates very little friction, even when tilted 30+ degrees sideways! This one was put together from an...

I encountered an issue with my CR-10, specifically a malfunctioning dual z leading screw that caused lines to appear on the print and gave it a skipping effect. ... To resolve this problem, I designed a new build platform with dimensions of 150mm in...

The package includes reinforced top plates that significantly boost the overall rigidity of the Z axis. For optimal performance, use 22mm bearings (608ZZ). In addition to these upgrades, M8 reinforced plates are also provided. When printing the...

I designed a new Z Axis to work with the Y and X from the official Prusa i3 git sources. I am currently using this on my custom printer, with my current setup I have a Z height of 260mm. Update* I've uploaded a v2 with better support for the Z...

I was using his design for all my stock CR-10s Pro, but when I started to add z-syn or even frame bracing, I needed to alter the design and finally decided to do a complete makeover. Whats new: You will get two clips: - Clip.stl is for regular...

..first thks to ToddsWorld for the great design...I was using his design for all my stock CR-10s Pro, but when I started to add z-syn or even frame bracing, I needed to alter the design and finally decided to do a complete makeover.Whats new:You will...

My first publication. My first print with the Elegoo Mars showed me that I had a deviation of 1.6mm at the calibration cube in the Z-axis. After I noticed that the Elegoo Mars has only a fixed holder for the light barrier for the Z-axis I decided to...

...It's probable that one of the Z-Axis motors will need calibration over time due to potential leveling issues. ...With DualZ Motor control and DualZ Endstops in place, each ZMotor is driven until it reaches its own endstop, ensuring precise alignment.

I designed the Dual Z rod holder support for Tevo Tarantula printer that uses dual Z with single stepper motor. This will help hold the 2 Z rod in place at the bottom making it more steady. Print 2 quantity of Z Rod Holder top.stl the rest one each.

## About Designed this to slap on a second Z-axis on my Ender-5 easily, with mostly 3D printed brackets. I think the Ender-5's main flaw is the wobbly bed. The super-struts help a bit, but this is superior in my opinion. The second lead screw is...

It helps collecting dust/strings from the thread which can be removed with tweezers.Best way to apply it is to move the the z-axis manually to the top position. Put the tool on the thread and hold it there. Then start the z-axis motor downwards as...

This is an adjustable Z axis topper designed specifically for Prusa users who want to customize their printer's look. I was inspired by the creative builds from Tom Sanladerer and Chris Riley, a talented YouTuber whose channel can be found at...

I wanted to add some visual representation of the movement of the Z axis screw. (like shown here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/27472-prusa-mini-z-axis-satellite-dish-visualizer) So I simply added a smaller base the filled the threads of the...

Two key components make up this accessory: the adjustable knob and the replacement part for the original acrylic component on your 3D printer, which ensures a straight alignment of the Z axis. Printing a double extrusion file, or a single one, is...

... more accurate layer height. Link for the coupling i am using for the Z axis: https://www.banggood.com/5mm-x-8mm-Aluminum-Flexible-Spider-Shaft-Coupling-OD25mm-x-L30mm-CNC-Stepper-Motor-Coupler-Connector-p-995515.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN

This brace attaches to the bottom rod on the back of the printer and ties it in to the top of the Z axis thereby reducing the oscillation making for a more accurate print. The idea is similar to the two items below, but differs in that the power...

Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary This is my version of a Z-axis stabilizer support for the top of the Z-rod. This version uses a 608RS bearing which fits snugly. I am using 2 t-nuts and M4x12 hex head screws to attach to the Ender...

I am using 2 t-nuts and M4x12 hex head screws to attach to the Ender 3 top 2020 extrusion rail. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary This is my version of a Z-axis stabilizer support for the top of the Z-rod. This version uses a 608RS...

... any suggestions/advice is welcome. I used 100% infill though it would probably be fine going less. The next thing I'm going to work on is something that will hold the usb cable up on the top gantry so there isn't any pull on the z axis bracket.

This will stop your Z Axis from falling down when printer is off but doesn't prevent z-axis from moving because motors overpower it. Install If you have squashed first layer make sure to clean it off where it rubs on shaft collar or else it'll...