z axis for cnc 3d models

You'll be using the same setup for both sides of the project. ...Additionally, four M3 x 19.5 mm screws are required, and printing it at a 20 percent infill setting should work just fine.

the original support contains things that I had already printed separately, for those who want a more robust support and do not need the rest that comes in the original part, you can use this one

There are 3 versions, one for diameter 8mm, one for diameter 10mm and one vor 3/8". Threaded rod or tube can be used (it is clamped) I recommend a diameter 10mm aluminum tube. The parts should hold, so I recommend 70% filling! Supports are only...

... design off a photo I saw of another Ender 3 with a similar cap, but I could not find the model. So here is my version. CURRENT PART RIGHT NOW ONLY WORKS WITHOUT A CR OR BL TOUCH, DO NOT USE THE CAP FOR ENDER FILE FOR PRINTERS WITH A CR TOUCH DEVICE

... on the slider. Accommodates pens with diameters ranging from 8-15 mm. This design can be adapted by using a 3D-printed pen body that includes a spring for smooth pressure, such as the one available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1836797.

... prevent it from rubbing against the acrylic material. ...Settings for printing are as follows: Printer - Anet A6, Rafts - disabled, Supports - disabled, Resolution - 0.1 mm, Infill - 20%. ...Notes: Sanding may be necessary to fit the holes properly.

I redesigned the knob from scratch and added some small enhancements like filleted top and bottom, a nut-holder for the turn handle screw and improved design of the compression fitting to be more robust. Otherwise very alike the original. ... ...

This design holds my KRESS router 1050 in a sturdy way. ...The back-plate, the top-plate as well as the KRESS holder and KRESS clamp are 3D printed. Material PETG.I added the step file in order for you to copy/change.

We need to swap out the current screws for a different type. To do that, we can use M3 6mm screws found at this link: https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/32825015459.html. ...Additionally, nuts of size 20S-M3 are available here:...

... thread by using this method. ...It's ideal for a round nut, measuring 20mm in height and 22mm in width. Experiment with various spring strengths to ensure the nut moves effortlessly. I utilized two feathers of size 7 x 19 X 0.45. ...Best wishes!

The tolerance for the 608zz bearing is precisely 0.5mm, ensuring an exceptionally smooth friction fit. Newly re-spaced holes accommodate specific printer models. ... Due to its snug fit on the screw thread, the 608zz bearing must be carefully tapped...

This is a simple solution for individuals struggling to lower their print nozzle to the bed. To achieve this, spacers are placed between the linear bearings and the print bed base, effectively raising the bed by 1.2 millimeters. ...This modification...

I put it on the inside but if you needed to have the table go lower, I think it would work on the outside also.It requires one extra 5/16" bolt and nut.I used supports on the knob and printed everything in PLA.I did not have enough 1/2" steel tube...

Upon occasion that these holes prove insufficiently precise for proper assembly, drill and/or tap to accommodate slightly snug fits with your preferred adjuster screws. ... One note: To correct misaligned orientations of limit switches, remount them...

In certain areas, additional bolt holes have been strategically drilled for added stability and security. Each metal component of the printer remains in its original position, ensuring a seamless assembly process. A sturdy plywood piece, 10mm thick,...

... I used a 3 x 18mm SHCS. You don't want to screw to bottom out.  The orientation is correct for printing. There are 3 parts two are print in place and the screw is printed separate. ...I used a .6mm nozzle and .3mm layer heights printed in petg.

https://www.paypal.me/Blade893 All other components for the full printer will be published soon once finalized. (See testing video.) All constructive comments are welcome. Please like / comment if you download, print or use. Note: The target...

... the print head due to insufficient bearing support. ...This part serves as a direct replacement for the original mount plate, catering to both NEMA 17 and 23 motors. Enjoy your project! ...Check it out here: https://crunchysann.com/BL/projects/

So I redrew it, allowing for the use of both the stock and aftermarket hotends with this new endstop setup. Tomorrow I will be printing it out to test its functionality. ...Update 5/25/16: The update was missed until now, but the good news is that it...

I've discovered this fantastic design that sparked my creativity, so I decided to create a mashup, as the original concept wasn't suited for the LMK12LUU project. Build Overview 7 M3 nuts are required 3 M3x40 screws are needed 1 M3x10 screw is...

... I used a 3 x 18mm SHCS. You don't want to screw to bottom out.  The orientation is correct for printing. There are 3 parts two are print in place and the screw is printed separate. ...I used a .6mm nozzle and .3mm layer heights printed in petg.

The necessary parts for this installation can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3334944. If you're looking to install the mod with 30 or 33mm of reinforcement, you'll need to make extensive software and hardware changes. The necessary...

Here are my print settings: - Rafts: No - Supports: Yes - Resolution: 0.2 mm - Medium - Infill: 20% - Notes: I increased the wall thickness for added stability. The bottom replacement rods feature a flat design, while the top ones come with a spigot...

I decited to do a little mashup, because the original idea wasn't meant for the LMK12LUU deisgn. BOM 7x M3 nuts 3x M3x40 1x M3x10 1x M3x15 and a optical Endstop ;) Print it and have fun! If there is something to tell, please send me a message or...

... 6.5 units down to 2.5 units. That's it – no complicated settings here! Diameter options for different parts: Choose D3 at a sturdy 3.5 inches Select D2 with a wider 5-inch span Opt for D1 and go big at 17 inches wide Enjoy building your creation!

I love the design for Hephestos, but it's not fully compatible with my Vanilla Prusa i3 Metal Frame. I only have 625ZZ ball bearings and they don't fit on the original design because the distance between the rod and metal frame is different. So, I...

I recently swapped out my i3's 5mm threaded rod for an 8mm lead screw. Although I could have made do with the original acrylic part, I was missing a vital bearing.\nAfter experimenting with other models that didn't quite fit the bill, I designed...

... A newer version has been added, allowing for maximum Z axis height but requiring spacers to lift NEMA17 motors. To print these spacers, use this Thing with a 20mm height: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:26126, which may require 45mm M3 screws.

Featuring a long stroke in the Z-axis, this feature is designed for enhanced functionality and versatility.

4 bearings lm8uu 4 screw m3x10mm 8x screws m3x12 mm 2x screw m3x16 2x linear guides 10cm 8mm 1x 10cm acme screw it is recommended to print on petg