ender 3 pro z axis limit switch 3d models

My attempt at another Ender 3 V2 accessory. This sits on your horizontal top rail and your lead screw. Additionally, the extra arm works as a filament guide. ... Enjoy!

The frame braces come from ProperPrinting, paired with a dual Z axis mod utilizing KFL08 Bearing Brackets. I chose to use the KFL08 because the 608 bearings were yielding poor results due to excessive slack and play between the bearings and the T8...

This small clip-on spacer provides ~2mm clearance between the wheel rim and the plate, and makes adjusting the Z-Axis corners a little easier without scraping the wheel against the plate. ... It also makes it a little easier to turn the wheels overall.

Actual Z axis knobs to fit this are here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5147667 Z axis control knob. Revised design from original uploads. new base design prints better and looks better too. Gives users a knob to manually turn the lead...

It's designed to match the height of the 20x20 profile and can be secured using a washer, an M5 hammer nut, and a leftover M5x8 bolt from the Ender 3 parts bin. ...Nevertheless, two additional M4 screws and their corresponding nuts are still required,...

Loosen the Z-axis quickly, raise the switch by a notch, insert the fixative, then lower it back down and re-tighten for a smoother print experience. ... My Z-switch kept getting knocked off course during homing, so I added this adjustment to prevent it...

After installing an adjustable Z motor mount, I had to recalibrate fafabienman's Z-axis guide (which relies on a 608 bearing) as it was now slightly off to the left by 1.5mm. Features -------- • Re-calibrated for use with adjustable z motor mounts.

... ...By incorporating three 22mm x 8mm x 7mm bearings, you can both solidify your Z-axis and steer your filament with precision. I have re-designed the knob to minimize its use of filament and shorten it, as the original obstructed my spool's rotation.

So I made this redesign that allows the Wheels/Rollers to turn freely.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 3Rafts:Doesn't MatterSupports: YesResolution:0.16 or 0.2Infill: 55Filament: Generic PLA PLA White Notes:The OG model can be found...

So I made this redesign that allows the Wheels/Rollers to turn freely.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 3Rafts:Doesn't MatterSupports: YesResolution:0.16 or 0.2Infill: 55Filament: Generic PLA PLA White Notes:The OG model can be found...

This is a linear guide alignment tool for the Y Axis of an Ender 3 Pro. I bought the creality kit and they had a guide for the X Gantry and the Z but nothing for the Y Axis? I designed this so you print two of them and it should fit the extrusion...

This is a linear guide alignment tool for the Y Axis of an Ender 3 Pro. I bought the creality kit and they had a guide for the X Gantry and the Z but nothing for the Y Axis? I designed this so you print two of them and it should fit the extrusion...

This is a subtle remix of franpoli's filament runout switch/guide mod (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3743586) for the CR10/Ender 3. The change being the top portion is shifted about 5mm to the left to be flush with the edge of the x-axis motor...

Thin parts will bend easily, causing small increments in the axis to be ineffective, such as z-hop. A rock-solid part is now available. To improve stability, I recommend longer screws and an adjustable motor mount like this:...

If the Z axis is perfectly aligned and the v-slot wheels are adjusted precisely, the X gantry will gently fall into place with minimal resistance. This setup allows you to securely park the X gantry when the printer is powered off, and it will...

It's incredibly challenging getting two linear rails perfectly aligned for a Z-axis conversion. Most conversions only work because they utilize low-cost rails that have enough play to compensate for misalignment. As a result, this conversion focuses...

Just another cable chain for the ender 3. It doesnt work with the original extruder. Even if i would make it working, there is not enough space to handle it. But with Bondtech it works fine. Some others maybe too, but the original doesnt even...

Creality pad sensor support for X axis for Ender 3 pro. Requires two round neodymium magnets (8 x 3mm). ... It is attached to the extruder fan cover.

I created this Webcam mount for the Ender-3 S1 Pro on the Y -axis. ... 2 x M5 20mm Socket Head Cap Screws (Minimum)

Ender 3 Pro Dual Z Motor Update Released on January 24th, 2020

Pi camera with IR Ender 3S1 Mount. ...See Original design for mount example

To use this mod you will have to be using the Belted Z-axis mod by Kenvinakasam, this is to be done with linear rails cable chains and a BMG style extruder mounted on the left hand side of the printer.This is the first iteration of this system and I...

... so just peel it off. - Made for an Ender 3 Max Neo but, as I didn't change the mounting point dimensions from Zotty, it should still work on other Ender 3 Models. - May remix again with cable routing built in if I can be bothered! ...

Z connector with slightly elongated chain connector and hole for cables

... the tensioning screw falls on, I made several versions. The thickness of the base plate is 3,5 mm. Print with 100% fill. I only used support for vertical through holes. Slicing program PrusaSlicer 2.6.0-alpha6, printer Ender-3 V2 Neo 0.4 mm nozzle.

The two small screws are reused from removing the flexible base from the camera, and I used one random screw about 12-16mm long to hold the camera mount onto the clip / Ender 3 mount. Webcam:...

I desperately needed a mount to securely attach my Nikkei extreme camera to the Ender 3 using a clip-on design, but an STL file was nowhere to be found online. With no other option left, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create one from...

I needed a mount to attach my Nikkei extreme to the Ender 3 using a clip-on, but after searching extensively, I couldn't find an STL file anywhere, forcing me to take matters into my own hands. Having only owned a printer since February 14th, I'm...

I wanted a fixture which does not allow "wrong" placement on the axis. There is virtually no play when screwing it in. ...no support - fully parametric

I wanted a fixture which does not allow "wrong" placement on the axis. There is virtually no play when screwing it in. ...no support - fully parametric