x y z axis 3d models

A Refinement of Stepper Mounts for Enhanced Print Quality This innovative design builds upon Empiricus's stepper mount concept, specifically tailored to pair with vibration dampeners on both the X and Y axes of the Wanhao D6/Monoprice Ultimate...

Improvement of the Y-Axis Stop for the BQ Hephestos Prusa i3 Post-Printing Requirements: To enhance the performance of your BQ Hephestos Prusa i3, follow these simple steps. 1. Gather 2 x M3 Screws and 3 x M3 Nuts. ...Don't worry; you'll find them...

I'm posting this fix to stabilize the Y-axis on my Makibox, addressing a common issue where the end appears to float freely. ...This custom solution eliminates the need for the stock spacer clamp by mounting along a precision-cut 1/2 x 1/2 inch...

The y-axis belt idler bearing model is 603ZZ. ...The motor mount for the y-axis has a higher wall thickness to improve stability. ...The y-carriage features an extension called the Y end stop protrusion.

This is a Y-axis and carriage for my venomous printer.

Move the Y-axis stopper to 17mm on your Ender 3.

I designed a compact and straightforward y-axis belt clamp that fits perfectly on my device.

This clip holds your y axis belt and mounts it to the print bed

y axis nut (cast/machined brass) for a manual milling machine

For those seeking to secure their y-axis motor firmly on the ground

The ingenious inventor of the Y Axis Holder is none other than Leonardo Davinci himself.

Two bespoke designs tailored specifically to the Y-axis of the renowned Prusa i3 3D printer.

Enhanced Stability Design for the Y Axis Belt Tensioner on the Hictop Prusa I3 3D Printer.

The clip secures the Y-axis belt, attaching it to the print platform.

My Makao 3D model is optimized for precise rotation along the Y-axis.

Simple cover to keep the Y axis bearing in his place and limit unwanted linear movements.

I designed a compact and minimalist belt clamp specifically tailored for my Y-axis setup.

While Many People Focus on Extending the X Axis of Their Printrbot, They Often Forget About the Y Axis. By Designing an Adjustable Y Axis Extension Mod, Users Can Nearly Double the Y Axis or Provide More Support to a Wider Bed, Depending on Their...

... on achieving precise holes for screw insertion to avoid any issues. This modification targets users who want to fortify their printer without reprinting the entire y-axis part. ...It was inspired by ThingiRob's ingenious x-axis stiffener design.

To ensure your X-axis is properly aligned, utilize the Z indicator. Once you've leveled your Z-axis, rotate the top Z pointer to match the indicator on both sides. This allows for constant monitoring in case one axis deviates from level. ...To secure...

This is a precision engineered 8mm mounting system designed specifically for the Y-axis carriage rod, utilizing high-quality materials to ensure optimal performance. ...It securely fastens to a sturdy 3030 aluminum extrusion via a robust BHCS M5 x 12mm...

This set of LM8UU bearing holders is designed for the Prusa Y-axis, inspired by Greg Frost's design from his LM8UU Prusa X-carriage project. I am currently working on creating a .scad file; however, until then, you can utilize my SketchUp model. ...To...

It can be used as replacement parts for the Robo3D Y axis as well BOM: Printed: 2x Y Axis End Brackets 2x Belt Tensioner 4x Pillow Block Hardware: 4x LM8UU linear bearings 8-12x M3-40mm length screws 8-12x M3 lock nuts 2x M4 Nut 2x M4-10mm Screw 8x...

BOM: Printed: 2x Y Axis End Caps 2x Belt Tightener 4x Pillow Block Assembly Hardware: 4x LM8UU linear guides 12-16x M3 screws, 40mm in length 12-16x M3 lock nuts 2x M4 Nut 2x M4-10mm Screw 12x 3/8" (10mm) x 1/8" (3mm) neodymium magnets 2x 8mm Smooth...

AnyCubic Y-axis Tensioner. ... Recommended replace original plastic idler pulley on aluminium idler pulley with bearing axis bore 3 mm for GT2 belt Width 6mm.

Instructions: Uninstall the existing top plate from your tower Position a nut on each side of the slot using press-fit technique Screw it down firmly Secure the new top plate in place, adding spacers as needed to balance out the rods Initial Test...

The primary objective of this initiative is to integrate a belt tensioning capability into the y-axis mechanism while minimizing any alterations to the existing y-axis Gripper configuration.

... remove the acrylic component centered within the box. (see image 4) Install this updated version. Adjust the spacing between the X-axis rods and Z-axis rods by turning the screws. Once you've done that, tighten the X-axis belt. ... Good printing!

Does not have a duct for E1, just X,Y,Z and E0. Designed to use M3 thermal inserts on the legs and to be mounted on a RAMPS that has the attachment board for an LCD controller. I designed this so I could use a very quiet low speed 80 mm fan, but...

It doesn't have a duct for E1, but it's designed for X, Y, Z, and E0. Thermal inserts are recommended for M3 screws on the legs, and it's meant to be mounted on a RAMPS with an LCD controller attachment board. The goal was to use a quiet low-speed...