z axis stabilizer 3d models

just simple z-axis stabilizer that i make hope you guys enjoying it.. ...it work fine with me..

Remixed this this Z-axis stabilizer from jjavellaneda. I found the original to be a little on the short side. ...So i just made this a little longer to give better support and not pop out of the top.

A Z-Axis stabilizer mount and gantry support for the Monoprice Select Mini and Malyan M200 printers. Requires (1) 6mmx300mm rod, (2) 6mm LM6UU bearings, (1) M3x10mm bolt, (2) M3 x8mm panhead screws, and (2) M3 nuts. ... Designed to mount on the 4th...

I wanted the z-axis stabilizer AND the ability to add a filament guide, but the 4671947 part wouldn't fit my printer for some reason, and the 2917932 part did. So...i took the best of both parts. This will be a snug fit, make sure you trim any...

I tried to upgrade my Ctc creator printer with the z-axis stabilizer, but it didn't quite fit. The build platform collided with the bearing support rig, so it was imposible to get to home position. Also, the screw mounts were too wide to fit between...

Since I have extended my Kywoo3D Tycoon Max to 45 cm print height, I wanted a adjustable Z-axis stabilizer and made this one. Part 1 and 2 fit most printers. I created an extra one for the Kywoo3D Tycoon, but didn't test it myself. Part 1 works...

this guy explains that z axis stabilizers may not help, but rather hinder your performance. however there are situations where these are needed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z7mZVvPlc8&t=176s based off of this design. hardware needed: ...

Ok, the z-axis is stabilized by the lateral plain bearings, but it wobbles very strong and thus reduces the accuracy of the X and Y positioning. Perhaps also usable for identical Makerbot and FlashForge printers. Best results in combination with...

... wooden bed surface, and this leaves about 1/16" clearance when using the standard stabilizer. I recommend using the z axis stabilizer in conjunction with my print bed stabilizer for additional robustness! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:43200

Ender3 The z axis stabilizer

Zonestar Z6 - Z axis stabilizer

Ender 3 Z-Axis Stabilizer

This is a simple Z-axis stabilizer without bearing that avoid to lose printing height, also for dual drive extruder.

Just another Ender 3 Z Axis Stabilizer. I wanted mine to bolt into the stock top bolts. ... All that is needed is any old skateboard bearing.

z axis stabilizer for the anycubic kobra to help improve the machine. just need 2 m3 bolts that are 16mm long. ...And a 608-2rs bearing.

Z-axis stabilizer remix for Ender 3 that takes a 16mmx4mm bearing. .14 layer height 10% infill regular supports at 5% with .18 air gap and 95% roof and floor density. ...This lets you remove the supports easily.

Z axis stabilizer for the Ender 5/ Ender 5 pro. You will need 2x 4-10 bolts and 2x 4mm t-nuts. ...You will also need 1x 608 bearing.

Z-Axis stabilizer for Printrbot LC - not plus. Instructions Print it out, bolt it on. Your printer bed and/or heated bed will need to be elevated to account for the 10 mm height of the part. I just...

This is my version of a Z-axis stabilizer support for the top of the Z-rod. This version uses a 608RS bearing which fits snugly. ...I am using 2 t-nuts and M4x12 hex head screws to attach to the Ender 3 top 2020 extrusion rail.

Based on the design of wastr3l, I recreated the Z-Axis stabilizer and increased the height by 5mm to cover the whole width of the 2020 rail. Also added a few more chamfers to the design. Otherwise it is functionally exactly the same as the original.

I am using 2 t-nuts and M4x12 hex head screws to attach to the Ender 3 top 2020 extrusion rail. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary This is my version of a Z-axis stabilizer support for the top of the Z-rod. This version uses a 608RS...

Z Axis stabilizer for the JGAurora A5. There's two different ones: one requires disassembly the other does not. I put a little bit of grease in it to keep the movement smooth inside the part. The split stabilizer uses an M2 screw with nut. The nut...

After reviewing several z-axis stabilizers published here, I decided to design my own. So far it works very well. Using plain 608 bearing and four M3x12mm screws with M3 self-locking nuts. To make sure the long piece fits Vertex print bed, rotate it...

helps stabilize the z-axis shafts

... Instructions for adjustment. 1 - Put all the pieces in their place 2 - Place the z axis in the highest position. 3 - Fix the screws to the aluminum profile. (Adjustment on X axis). 4 - Fix the screws to the bearing. ...(Adjustment on Y axis).

... 1 - Put all the pieces in their place 2 - Place the z axis in the highest position. 3 - Fix the screws to the aluminum profile. (Adjustment on X axis). 4 - Fix the screws to the bearing. (Adjustment on Y axis). ... https://youtu.be/vlOADO_cOCw

This is a Z axis top holder and stabilizer. It works very well in my home made 3D printer. It has been designed to fit in 2020 structure. ... Added a new version (V2) to improve the distance between frame and guide.

Every Portabee user know the wiggling Z-axis Problem. This is my second Version of a Stabilizer. After the installation, you can print 75 mm high. ... You only need: 1 x M6 x 20cm Threaded rod 4 x M6 Locknuts 4 x M6 Washers 4 x M3 x 16mm screws 4...

I also recommend around 45 degree angle for this stabilizer to get the most performance out of it and putting it at least halfway up on the Z axis. The lower you go, the less you get out of this. When installing, place the feet first, make sure...

This model of stabilizer bars for the Z axis has a quite important robustness, the upper supports connect with 3 screws to the Z and X axis and to the spindle bearing, in the lower axis it connects to the main profiles holding in turn the upper...