x y z axis 3d models

... hardware (magnets, nuts, bolts, etc.). ... The design is inspired by classic car valve covers and oil filler cap. You will need to print two copies of the M5 nut. This should work o x-carve versions September 2016-November 2021 with standard z-axis.

and when i have a laser cut steel already its stupid to use 8 mm rods for z axis. My x axis carriage design slides on the laser cut parts. For x axis rods i replace 10mm rods. I 3d print linear bearings. if you use only x carriage (no bearings) that...

I designed this Thing based on the concept found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18657, but specifically for loches z-axis upgrades available from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:22887. The design has the potential to meet its maker's creative...

Some consider this Z axis leveling, but are you really leveling the Z axis, not really since you are leveling the plane on which the X axis travels. This is to be used separately or in conjunction with Makeitmakeitmakeit's...

This is a Top Mount for 2.x Z-Axis on P3Steel. It's Designed for M5 Threaded Rods and 625 ZZ Bearings. The Top Bearing Stops Vibration of the Z-axis Threaded Rod while Printing with High Jerks and Speed. Stepper and Rod Couplers Aren't Meant to...

The purpose of this small accessory is to secure a rotating knob onto the hexagonal nut, allowing you effortless control over the Z-axis motion when your machine is in standby mode or completely powered off. ...Additionally, note that the STL file...

Update: I've had some problems with homing the Z axis as the whole Z carriage got stuck before hitting the endstop and unscrewed the bolts underneath it. Version 2 has an open bottom to let the cable hang out further up and is a little tighter so you...

I'm implementing a straightforward cable organization system for my X and Z axes.

A simple cover to cap the Z-axis. ...The design features an internal grip that secures itself around the existing bolts without needing additional fasteners.

This set of designs replaces the X carriage and Z-axis ends with bearingless parts, also providing a quick change ability for extruder types. The z-axis parts are designed to be used in conjunction with a z-axis wobble fix. The belts are attached...

This is a precision-designed mount for the popular P3steel 2.x Z-axis assembly. Engineered to pair seamlessly with the makerbot v1.2 mechanical endstop, a cost-effective solution widely used in DIY projects. Get the best results by pairing this part...

Here is a remix of PopsActual's Z-axis cover, tailored to fit the upgraded 9mm belt Z-axis system. ... The changes I implemented include reducing the length of the original cylinder design to ensure seamless compatibility with the new hardware.

This conversion mount enables users to seamlessly transition from the standard threaded rod Z-axis supplied with the K8200 kit to a robust TR8 setup, offering enhanced stability and precision.

Advanced Insectoid Robotics Upgrades Tevo Tarantula upgrades are now complemented by cutting-edge integrations from Z and Olham Axis systems. ...These synergistic advancements bring forth unparalleled capabilities to the core robotics framework.

. ...Remixed also form https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/prints/51158-bear-bearexxa-10mm-z-axis - Added some space for cheap couplers (Motor Mounts) - Added some Bearing to Top mount - Reduced Guiding in Slot

. ...Remixed also form https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/prints/51158-bear-bearexxa-10mm-z-axis Added some space for cheap couplers (Motor Mounts) Added some Bearing to Top mount Reduced Guiding in Slot Category: 3D Printing

Place the mounting bracket on the frame with the shorter sides pressing onto the frame and the long flat side facing towards the back of the Y axis. 2. Attach the slider to the mount using M5x0.8 bolts (bolt length should be no less than 12mm). 3. 4....

Parts:\n8x - LM8UU Ball Bearing...or similar with 15mm diameter and 8mm inner diameter\n4x - M2 x 12mm (M3 would be too large) for belt tensioner at X and Y\n2x - M2 x 10mm for end stop\n2x - M2 nut for end stop\n4x - 3mm x 5-10mm self-tapping screws...

These brackets are the ones with a nut embedded in them for the Z-axis threaded rod to run through, not the typical brass bolt on threaded piece. I tried looking on Thingiverse but couldn't find a replacement part for the printer. There were plenty...

This slightly oversized rendition of the ILikeToMakeStuff knob fills the bill by matching the M6 nut on top of the ACME Z-Axis Rod perfectly while also providing a comfortable amount of clearance for the Dewalt 611. Take a moment to browse through...

This piece mounts on the back of the Z axis using the two holes in the metal bracket. I mounted it with two 5x20mm bolts and then attached the Small Ball Mounting System (i.a. for CAMs like Pi, C270, GoPro) which can be found here...

... M5 Maintenant l'axe est très rigide et n'a plus de jeu. Avec les vis il est possible de regler l'équerrage précisément entre l'axe Z et l'axe X Impression avec remplissage cubique à 60% pour une bonne rigidité Les supports ne sont pas nécessaires

... for AM8 metal frame upgrade. Small zip tie slots have been added and one M3-8 screw and M3 nut are needed to attach x mount to x-z mount. Also needed are 3 M3-30 to mount the x motor. ... Extending wire from print head to main board is a must.

Couples a NEMA 17 motor shaft to a T8 trapezoidal lead screw using a 5mm x 8mm coupling, ensuring precise axis alignment for smooth motion control. ...To prevent axes from slipping, utilize M4 screws without heads, which provide a secure grip in infill...

This design takes the standard x-axis mount to the next level by incorporating some advanced features and a sleeker look. It's based on Thing #542892 from Thingiverse, but with several key upgrades. ...The new version includes improved stability, easier...

A bracket to attach (among other things) a heater assembly to the x-axis alu pillar. With a good squeeze to the pillar you can attach anything within the enclosure on a photon mono x printer (dont know if it will fit to other anycubic printers). ...If...

The endstops for both the X and Z axes are crucial components to ensure accurate positioning in a 3D printer setup. These endstops prevent the extruder head from overtraveling by stopping it when it reaches the maximum limit of its travel range.

This mechanism lets the nut slide freely in X-Y-motion, thereby minimizing intermittent oscillations. It's a customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:808509. The short intermittent wobble is caused by a threaded rod within the motor...

Heres the motorized z axis for the xtool d1 non pro laser. It can be adapted to fit the pro version too with a slightly different dovetail design. I used a standard skateboard bearing for the 22mm bearing and I put two different sizes of the main...

Modified Z-axis holders, for use with 40cm X-axis guide bars, to expand print space to 235x235x250 (mm)