x y z axis 3d models

This is a custom cover for the Z axis of your X-Carve machine that also features an integrated knob. The protective cover prevents debris, such as dust and human fingers, from entering the GT2 belt that powers the Z axis movement. Additionally, the...

I placed the drag chain on the X axis away from the frame so it should almost remain its full build volume without the need of replacing the filament mount. The drag chain in the pictures are bending backwards because I made some iterations of the...

Z-axis

This is a spacer for the Qidi Tech I and X-one2 printer that adjusts the Z-Axis stop height when using a borosilicate glass plate on top of the metal build surface. It fits snugly on the back of the Z-Axis platform in between the two 10mm metal rod...

... 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.

Things you will need: 6x LM8UU bearings (8x15x24mm) - 4 for X, 2 for Z 12x M4 brass inserts to press into the blocks 2x 24mm spacers for the front of the Z axis - I ended up making some out of brass on the minilathe. I printed the Z block at 100%...

Things you will need: 6x LM8UU bearings (8x15x24mm) - 4 for X, 2 for Z 12x M4 brass inserts to press into the blocks 2x 24mm spacers for the front of the Z axis - I ended up making some out of brass on the minilathe. I printed the Z block at 100%...

Things you will need: 6x LM8UU bearings (8x15x24mm) - 4 for X, 2 for Z 12x M4 brass inserts to press into the blocks 2x 24mm spacers for the front of the Z axis - I ended up making some out of brass on the minilathe. I printed the Z block at 100%...

I upgraded the Left X & Z Axis Lift Screw on my Hictop i3 style printer. I enlarged the holes for the stepper motor to allow easier access and alignment, making it simpler to loosen the screws and slide the motor leftward while observing the front of...

I designed a Z-Axis cover to attach securely to the top of the X-Carve using strong 1/4" ball magnets. The design clears my 65mm water-cooled spindle with ease, while two mounting holes accommodate a Koolance no-leak quick release bracket. I've also...

This cable chain Mount is specifically designed for the Anet A8 Printer's x-axis Motor. It can accommodate chains for both the x and z axes, providing a reliable connection. The included chain modules are sourced from elsewhere, but they work...

You are looking at the X and Y axis gantry, a crucial component of the Sienci Mill One that allows for milling of additional features. A 1/4 inch PVC pipe serves as its base, providing stability and rigidity to the system. ...Keep in mind that design...

I inadvertently created a test print that helps you visualize whether your X and Z axis wheels are adjusted correctly. I was designing a print to test the Z axis layer consistency with all my “Dual Z” printers. First of all, prior to this test, my...

This product boasts a 150mm length and 30mm width, with a height of 50mm. ...It comes equipped with 2 LM12UU linear bearings and features an M8x1.0 threaded hole. This versatile component is ideal for use in the X, Y, or Z axis slider applications.

Robust and reliable Prusa I3 Steel X and Z axis mechanical endstop holder. Securely fasten with a 20 mm M3 screw featuring an Allen head and nylon insert lock nut. ...Printer Settings Manufacturer: Prusa Model: Prusa Steel Raft Support: No Supports: Yes...

I designed my original printer to have a z-axis wobble fix built-in, but not everyone needs that feature. This new version does away with it and instead secures the brass lead screw directly to the printed part, similar to most standard setups. The...

The whole chain was hovering slight to the right (viewed from the back of the printer) causing strain on the Y-axis cable. ...Also the v-slot prongs where a little bit loose for my liking.The changes from 4sens design...

Designed to fit some Prusa original parts like X-axis idler and extruder!

I've modified my tooling to incorporate a dual Z-axis, allowing me to precision-cut and shorten the overall length.

Xcarve Z axis cover with places to put the spindle clamp and copper touch disc. I used the technical drawings from inventables to help complete the design. ...

I engineered a printer part that optimizes Z-axis performance and significantly enhances print quality. This design is specifically created for use in Geeetech Pro X (Prusa i3) printers; it will not function on the Pro B or Pro C models. If you...

These types of belt tensioners are fantastic because they relieve the right side's Z rod from being pulled by the X-axis belt, significantly reducing layer drift (Z-wobble) when printing. BOM: - 2 M5x35mm or longer to push against the 2 x-rods. - 2...

Cable clip for the Z-motor, the plug of the Z-motor is relieved and thus prevents cable breaks. ...For Mega i3, S, X and other

Cable clip for the Z-motor, the plug of the Z-motor is relieved and thus prevents cable breaks. ...For Mega i3, S, X and other

Designed to fit on a geeetech A10/A20/A30 machine but will fit any that have the X axis servo cover facing you as the pitch is the same. It allows use of standard GoPro style pivot arms which you can buy or print from thingiverse. I made it so i can...

Designed this to use LM8LUUs on the Z, and MGN12H rail on X axis. Requires a 450mm long rail, but works with 400mm too. Might fit other printers, but you should check it, because it is NOT the same as P3Steel, because the Z rod and the screw is...

This modification gave me a clone Titan extruder and V6 hotend with 145mm of vertical height, which can be pushed to around 155mm if I don't home the axis before lowering it, sacrificing about 30mm of X. For Z, I've included an end stop screw mount...

As the belt tightens up along the X-axis, the printer's transparent acrylic casing starts to warp significantly.

Crafted to seamlessly integrate with specific Prusa original components such as the X-axis idler and extruder.

After successfully getting as much Z height from my first MendelMax as I could with these carriages: MendelMax Vertical X Axis Carriages I promptly dismantled it and sold its frame to fund a self-built Prusa i3 clone. Long story short, a few months...