wobble nut 3d models

I observed banding in my prints and a wobbling z axis threaded rod. ...So I thought I add an anti wobble nut. ...Didn't solve the issue though...

I had some serious banding/wobble on my prints.. Made this instead of the original nut part.. It can move freely in X and Y axis, while resting on the bottom of the printbed, pushing it up. ...Machine screw in the slot, should move freely !!!

With this mod I was able to get a stable wobble around 0.4mm, which is better than the deterministic states before. This mod can also be built into a ready-made hurdy-gurdy. For those who are still building I added a stiffener for the inner...

Z axis anti wobble nut, Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro Это единственная работающая модель на принтерах Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro не мешая шаговому двигателю, и нет необходимости что либо смещать и передвигать, не требует ни каких дополнительных покупных материалов,...

PREFACE The problem that the anti wobble nut solves can ALSO be solved (if the top of the lead screw is free) using a z lead screw flexible coupler with a 1/4 in or 7mm ball bearing at the bottom of it to prevent compression. This is a FAR easier...

A good working design with three steel balls instead of the popular but poor design with four balls. ... Parts: 3.92 - 4mm steel balls from bearing (627zz or 628) - 6x 6x3 neodymium magnets - 9x D: 2mm, L: 7.4 - 9mm steel pins - 24x

This is a flat ball bearing based Anti-Z-Wobble lead nut. Which is simple, and prevents or reduces wobble on printing very well. And easy to make! ...

I had a problem with the rollers being inserted at an angle, so I adjusted it.

I only had 8x3 mm magnets on hand and I didn't want to buy more magnets online, so I remixed Tekti's design to fit those magnets. Other than that, this fixed my Z banding issues. My walls have never been so clean! Great work, Tekti! #Please...

Taking advantage of the large gap between the lead screw brass nut and the z axis motor, I made this spacer which will move down the whole anti-wobble assembly just below the extruder motor, thus giving it enough horizontal clearance to move in its...

Anti-wobble z Axis nut for Ender 3, Ender 3 pro and similiar --------------------- ## Updated version for Direct Drive can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5164752 ## This design should work on any 3D printer where distance between...

I remixed the original to fit 8x2 magnets. ...(the original called for 8x3) I used the 8x3 for a while, but noticed the magnet would slowly move, allowing two plates to touch flush. Which prevents any anti wobble action.

This design (the original) is very clever, I'm trying to get rid of (what I think is) very minor Z-wobble. I am still testing and tweaking my printer (not this part). Hopefully this is another piece of the puzzle complete. Questions, comments,...

# Anti z-wobble squares ## 04.01.2022 Update I have made minor changes in the design and updated the files :) ### Metal Pins Here you can find updated version of anti z-wobble. (probably last version :) and only for direct drive) This design uses...

Anti z-wobble squaresMetal PinsHere you can find updated version of anti z-wobble. (probably last version :) and only for direct drive)</p><p>This design uses 32 additional metal pins (fi 2mm, length 8mm) on which steel balls are placed. Number of...

Anti Z-Wobble for Hex Nut Tr 8x1,5 sw17

Following the theme that a taller nut on the bed->leadscrew interface will help reduce backlash and wobble, here is a PLA printed assembly for use with the new Aluminium Platforms from Solidoodle. On the platform you will find 4 screw holes...

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kV4f0rcdAAG

if you have previously successfully printed the parts you do not need to reprint them. Edit 2: Uploaded new easier to insert igus bearings lower file Anti_wobble_z_nut_bottom_8_8. Its otherwise identical to 8.7. This file makes it much easier to get...

Edit 2: Uploaded new easier to insert igus bearings lower file Anti_wobble_z_nut_bottom_8_8. Its otherwise identical to 8.7. This file makes it much easier to get a smooth free floating igus bearing with a resonably well dialed in printer. Print...

I added holes to inject epoxy to hold the leadscrew T-nut and a hole in the end of the forks to insert a bolt to mount a bearing or just a bolt to keep the forks from spreading . This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online...

this is a remix of Tekti's design (thanks to him) the difference with its model is that it is based on 4 balls per level. the magnets must be inserted during the print (attention bed <75 degrees). moreover this version is made to work with M3...

...wobble mount.stl This particular model are specifically to mount the raspberry pi directly on to the z axis. Reason being is that the ribbon cable are short and I wanted it to be mounted on to z axis so the camera can record on tall objects as well.

Made a design that has nut holders

... with acme rods with the same sized nuts, I don't see why it wouldn't. The little ribs that fit where the nut edges used to sit is a very tight fit, and is so tight you will likely have to cut some of it off in order to press them onto the x axis

This is a remix of the HevORT Wobble Wings for the Hypercube Evolution HEVO with TR10x2 leadscrews and a Zedex Nut. Bottom part is printable without support! ... You need: - 20x neodym mangets 8x3 mm N52 - 6x 6mm ball bearings (hardened steel)

BOM: 4x M3 screws from original lead screw 4x M3 nuts 1x M8 nut (Flexible filament) There are 3 different STLs depending on your M8 nut: iso4032 - 6.8mm height din934 - 6.5mm height iso4035/4036 - 4.0mm height I used generic TPU from ebay, its quiet...

inspired by this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:20147 Working well so far on my machine. ... For 5/16 inches threaded rod z-axis.

Magnetic tool for eliminate Z wobble. ... Parts: 2x printed this object 5x neodymium magnet 8x3mm 3x bearing ball 6mm EDIT: Added 45 degree rotated version (ver2) EDIT 16.02.2021: I gently moved the lower magnets inward so that the slicer...

The OpenSCAD file takes the original STL, closes the hex nut and threaded rod hole, creates new centered rod and hex holes (joined with a conical section to avoid bridges during printing. This is set up for a M8x1.25 metric rod and nut, but the...