dual z axis sync 3d models

Anet A6 Z-Axis Rod Stabilizer. This stabilizer requires no extra screws to attach, making it a convenient option for users. ...It works best when paired with the stabilizing rod holder found at Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2502252).

Snapable and Tighter!https://www.printables.com/model/168793-i3-mk3s-z-axis-dust-covers-v20-snapable~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I remixed these for my i3 MK3S. They now work more like a cap on the Z Axis. The...

One version has a bearing 608Z, and another does not. ...The guide is for the Z-axis of an Ender 3. ...If you like it, please consider supporting my work through PayPal.

I built a feature that prevents aluminum shavings from being thrown onto my Z-axis v-wheels, which would otherwise cause them to seize and skip steps. ...This requires four cylindrical magnets measuring 5x5 millimeters each.

Easythreed X1 X/Z axis ending for GT2 3mm belt pulley. I accidentally broke original one so I must redraw it. ...You can use it on other Easythreed printers (X1, X2, X3, X3, K7 ...).

This is the precision-machined bearing housing specifically designed to upgrade the z-axis single motor mechanism on a standard Prusa i3 3D printer, fabricated from high-quality steel.

Height adjustments (Z axis) for focusing my 30W laser. -Adjustable to 13cm high. -For laser with a screw for maintenance. ... Material: -1 M6 threaded rod of 15cm -4 M6 nut -1 M4 Screw

A compact mounting solution designed specifically for NEMA 17 motors, perfectly suited for Z-axis applications, offers a sleek and streamlined design that maximizes available space while maintaining exceptional stability and support.

You must replace the standard adapter securing the Z-axis bolt on a Printrbot with this modified design, which accommodates an M6 nut. ...Remember to print two of these parts.

Tevo Dual Y Axis Linear Rod was the perfect choice for this project, surpassing even Linear Rail in terms of affordability and print quality. The "Y" belt features a built-in pretensioner, inspired by Dado Hajdarevic's innovative design. To achieve...

This is essential if you swap the extruder motor with the z-axis motor as the existing bracket will not line up on the factory holes. Since Direct Drive mounts the extruder motor on top of the hot end, the extra weight may add up to easy wearing of...

https://aliexpress.com/item/32883195352.html Axis Z - bearings 10x14x40 (2 pcs). https://aliexpress.com/item/33002003856.html For 52 mm spindle https://aliexpress.com/item/32799715538.html Axis X - polish rods diameter 16 mm. Axis X - lead screw 8 mm...

To ensure accurate leveling, I adjusted the design so that it directly engages with the Z-axis guide, thereby preventing unnecessary movement and achieving precise alignment. Printing in batches of two allows for perfect symmetry between the parts.

Same thing as the original by Brolin Workshop, but with M4 screw holes. ...Thanks to fortinmike for the Fusion360 file. Print with the original instructions e.g.: 3 permiteres, 20+% infill 

... these simple steps: First, locate an 608 bearing and have it ready for use. Next, click the provided part into place without needing to disassemble the existing Z axis assembly. ...Once secure, carefully add the bearing to complete the installation.

I am constructing a HICTOP Prusa i3 printer, but the Z-axis is experiencing significant wobble, so I opted to upgrade the threaded screws to straight ones as shown in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy64oB7fG-k. However, this tweak alone...

...The Z-axis module features synchronous belt drive for smooth slider movement along transverse slide rails. Users can convert models into various formats such as step or IGES files for universal use. Original 3D files are also available for download.

As I examine my Z-Axis Stepper, I notice that it's not precisely aligned with the threaded rod. This misalignment puts excessive stress and force on the Z-Axis Coupler. To correct this issue, I created a simple 1mm spacer that fits between the stock...

Increased Z Axis Mod Boosted Z axis height to a whopping 260mm Extra Required Materials: 2 x 400mm Dia 8mm T8 Lead Screw and Brass Nut 2 x 406mm Case Hardened Chrome Linear Motion Rods/Shafts/Guides, each measuring 8mm in diameter 4 x M3 8mm Hex...

When printing large objects at rapid rates, the Z-axis often vibrates slightly and produces patterns on the print surface. This setup secures the Z-axis firmly in place. To implement this solution, you will require ten millimeter threaded rods,...

... into the part and fit it snugly. Simply attach it to the Z-axis frame of Anycubic i3 Mega without needing a screwdriver or any other tools. By doing so, vibration in the Z-axis direction is reduced significantly, resulting in improved accuracy.

... to sand down the smaller diameter rods. However, I opted to modify the top of the Z axis so that you can insert the 12mm rods after attaching it to the frame. ...This design also simplifies reaming the 12mm holes since they run all the way through.

The Monoprice Maker Select has a tendency to misalign its Z Axis motors, creating the appearance that the build platform needs calibration. This issue arises when you turn off the printer and the motors release at different rates, according to...

The Prusa i3 Z-Axis Adapter Nut is a game-changer for DIY enthusiasts and makers who want to upgrade their 3D printing experience without breaking the bank. By utilizing an M6 threaded rod, this adapter nut provides a reliable and cost-effective...

The Cetus3D MKII Z-Axis Stabilizer is designed specifically for this high-end printer, providing rock-solid stability and minimizing vibrations that can lead to print errors or inconsistent results. ...By engaging the stabilizer's robust clamping...

... print. This allowed me to easily multiply it by 1, resulting in two identical copies. The Anet A8 Z axis height gauge has undergone a modification - its diameter now spans from 3/4 inch to 1 inch for the flange situated beneath the bearing blocks.

Simple S-hook to keep the z axis in position while performing maintenance on the extruder, extruder fan, fan, hot end etc. I designed it for my Ender 3 Pro on Tinkercad to keep it from slowly working it's way down to the bed. Print flat, no rafts.

I'm confident that other Z-axis shims won't activate the Z-axis switch this time around, which should solve the issue immediately. Still need to print and test it out though - I'll be sure to update you once I've completed it. ... Update: I made some...

Z-axis lead screw stabilizer. You'll need 2x 608 standard bearings and some 4/M5x10 bolts with 'T' nuts. This takes out the wobble at the top of the lead screw, however this is just part of the upgrade as you'll need flexible couplers between the...

... this is what you need to fix it. ...It's made to use one of the existing holes above the Rambo Cover and an M3x40 allen head bolt from your Spare Parts bag to keep those Z Axis cables from falling over and getting all frayed on the Rambo Cover.