ender z axis 3d models

... existing johnniewhiskey set, I discovered that some Ender 3 Cable Chain adapters required modifications to accommodate the cubic frame of my Ender 5 printer. Consequently, I created a custom adapter to securely hold the Z-Axis cable bundle in place.

This is an extremely simple Z-Axis conversion for the Creality Ender-3 Pro (and possibly the Ender-3 - let me know). Total cost was $27.50. The roller bearing system on these machines is widely recognized to create a significant amount of play in...

This is a simple all-in-one filament guide and z-axis stabilizer for the Ender 3 Pro. With the use of a ball bearing, the z-axis stabilizer will support the top of the threaded rod while printing. Feel free to customize as needed. No extra pieces...

I added a dual Z axis on my Ender 3 V2 Neo and it came with Z axis stabilizers so I needed a new tool holder, so I modified an existing one. I would like to make some changes to this one, but they aren't important enough to mess with right now...

As a result, I simply merged three designs listed below: The Z Axis Stabilizer for Ender 2 by Aaron Fischer (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2756824) The Ender 3 Filament Guide by Scarpantes (www.thingiverse.com/thing:3003807) The 2020 Endcap by...

The adapter washer is designed to be used with a POM Z axis nut with a 16mm mounting hole spacing in an Ender-3 mount where the mounting hole spacing is 18mm. ...You will need M3 screws and nuts for assembly.

This is a simple webcam holder I made to hole my logi webcam for octoprint time-lapse. ... It fits on the end of the Ender 3 pro Z-axis arm and holds the camera as a slight angle at nozzle height.

It is designed for use in set-ups with a dual Z-axis, where this space is already taken. Looks a little fragile, is actually very robust. It provides room for all standard Ender-3 tools, including the SD card adapter. It is designed to keep the...

I recently added a Dual Z axis mod to it and Matt's great tool holder no longer fit. So, here is my first remix allowing it to accommodate the Dual Z axis. The original Text.stl is included with this as well. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality...

I recently added a Dual Z axis mod to it and Matt's great tool holder no longer fit. So, here is my first remix allowing it to accommodate the Dual Z axis. The original Text.stl is included with this as well. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality...

Combined X-axis support and lower filament guide for the Creality Ender 3. ...Print with supports disabled. Remixed from: Creality Ender 3 - X Axis bearing support by Creality, 2019 / Ender 3 Filament Guide by Makerbot

Really liked idea of Ender 3 / Pro / V2 Z axis motor mount by mknet. I have a dual Z axis system, so no frame mounting holes for right motor mount. Also noted that left frame mount slightly elevated stepper motor off of base frame. Modified design...

Hardware required: 2x M3x6mm screws for stepper motor mount. ... 3x M3x10mm screws for z-axis mount. ... I used 24 links.

Didn't like niches in original z-axis stabilizer so I designed a simple cover to hide them.

Its really a huge difference at high speed because at the right of the z axis it move a bit in Y axis You need a ender 3 for parts Something to bend or cut metal Equipment for soldering OR The complete kit cost 50$ on site like amaz0n 15$ @liexpress...

... was too short to get it fixed on my z axis. in this version it fits tight and you can use the knob. Depending on the resolution of your printer it is maybe necessary to heat the thread a bit with a lighter and then spin it quickly on the z axis.

Didn't want to give up my handle just to install a Z-Axis stabilizer, so I mixed them.

Liked the designs and uses his other knobs but he didn't have a Z-Axis/Rod knob so i made one! ...

... extruder en did not had the hardware lying around. ... This is a cable chain for the Z axis and no hardware required Also remixed the chain link from diogosantos88 so it would hinges backwards (see foto) 22 cables chains are needed for the Z axis.

I used Tinkercad to merge a z axis support bearing holder and a spool relocation arm to do both jobs at one go, I added features to customize it, hope you enjoy this took me awhile to get it right

I printed and used the excellent original part by pberenyi, but found one significant problem with it: When I reached the top of my Z axis travel, the extruder and knob collided with the support structure for this bracket. Additionally, I couldn't...

... this mount desolder of the switch in the board is needed. You need to desolder the switch and solder it again but on the other face of the endstop PCB. If you don't do this step the Z axis will miss the switch and your Z stop will never occur.

This is a combination of a filament guide and a z-axis stabilizer, without the need of a bearing. It's printed at 100.3% scale and works fine as is. It's abit loose until you attach the screws again. ... The spacers are meant to space the original...

... and changed around. so credit not all mine. It holds the chain to the Z-Axis well and secure, so its less movement on the wires. hope it helps This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2FFJg1hd5k5

This is a remix that combines the Z-axis stabilizer (made by @benawhite link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3370355) and a custom filament guide that is mounted in. (design inspired by this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932 but smaller) ...

Knob for Ender 3 Pro \r\n\r\n Size 13 x 3

My version of a dual belt driven Z axis. Parts list 1. Bearing for bottom leadscrew flange. You will need to punch bearing out of original flange. 2. Bearing for top leadscrew flange. 3. Pulley for belt tensioner. 4. Belt pulley for top...

This remix is for the Ender 3v2. The adaptation consist in giving more space to the slider, adding 3mm to the bottom part, and moving 3mm the mounting holes on the top part. Please, print with caution! Some of the original parts where printed and...

Made a self-contained idler pulley for the single motor, dual Z-rod mod. Features a spring housed inside the block and relies on a 688zz ball bearing for smooth operation, secured in place by two M4 x 35 machine screws and two M4 T-Nuts that mount it...

The standard creality board has a dual z driven by a single stepper as does the skr mini e3v2 and the Skr2. I assume you will have to rewire one stepper to run opposite. I have 2 z drivers and just reversed one in klipper. !!! I have it printing...