z axis test 3d models

... the Z-axis on the Tevo Tarantula printer include custom parts designed to address specific problems. ...For example, modifying the X-axis to hang freely from the Z-lead screw nut using three lengths of drive belt has proven effective in my experience.

Experience problems with the Z-axis rod touching the upper plate of a Simple Tower, leading to extra friction and vibration during extended Y-direction movements. ...To minimize undesirable wobbling and contact, use this guide, print it, apply vaseline,...

This solution is specifically tailored to fit within the 25mm version of my CNC mill, where it is press-fitted into the existing Z-axis conduit. ...To facilitate easy modification for other machines, I have included CAD files that can be adjusted as...

TIMSAV needlecutter z axis mod, simply replaces the X plate C with this print and use the gear on your servo it simply pushes on and meshes easily. this prevent the z axis from jamming and not going up and down. ...i also included a nice glue down clamp...

My Z-axis pins are slightly off-kilter, causing them to rub against the wood as they rotate, producing a creaking noise and potentially compromising XY precision. A small adjustment would likely resolve this issue. I've added a tiny modification to...

The limit switch tab on the Z-axis motor mount in thing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1669012 fell short by 6mm compared to my Hictop 3DP-12's original part, so I lengthened it. ...The right side of the Z-axis with the belt tensioner from the...

... by printing and bolting it on. ...Elevate your printer bed/heated bed by 10 mm using the supplied plastic spacers to fit the part. This addition effectively eradicates z-axis wobble, and you can find the Solidworks file attached for reference.

... outdated Z-axis assembly. ...Concurrently, the motor mount and its counterpart on the Z-axis slider were both replaced with precision-crafted alternatives. ...The necessary CAD files can be accessed below for those seeking to replicate this upgrade.

Z-axis reinforcement for Prusa i3 MK2 enhances print quality by stabilizing the Z-axis and eliminating wobble issues. Key components include: BOM: 2x long M8 threaded rods, measuring 430mm in length, are used to replace the front Y axes. 2x longer...

Printrbot Stabilizer mounted at the top of the Z -axis. Not sure if it reduces Z wobble but may provide more frame rigidity. I have no issues with Z wobble but if you're playing around with acceleration, doesn't hurt to add this. Provided both 8mm...

I like the 10mm bearing rods because they add more stiffness to the Z axis carriage. The longer arms and extra mount points further stiffen the Z axis carriage. I suggest that you print the bearing clamp laying down and with supports in the square...

This modification should make the all axis perpendicular to each other and the z-axis also should be more rigid.Originally I planned to mill the z-plate. This version will came in the future, here I want to share a printable version. This...

Skirts seemed a little thin in areas, so I made this to check if there was something up with my Z offset. Once you slice it and download it, you can open it and change the Z offset under the G29. if you have any questions, I might be able to answer...

Slip caliper into holderPosition under x axis snugRecord the number (it will not be zero)Move z axis down via the "Move Axis" menu your desired distance and record the new number. ...I usually do this in 50mm movements.Subtract second number from first...

This is a reinforced part for the Tevo Tarantula 3D printer Z axis. Print it in PLA material, three layers and twenty percent infill. No supports required. You might need to rotate it before printing. ... ------------------DISCOUNTS------------------...

Without a functional Z-axis stop in place, I managed to complete another project and promised to share my experience with pictures. The project utilized 0.080 sheet styrene, known for its friendly workability, similar to model kits. It can be carved...

... over time, making it easier to pinpoint when they occur exactly. The device's design features a clear clock face layout for quick and easy reading of the time, enabling comparisons with other Z-axis clocks (one o'clock is visible on the images).

Here is a simple Z axis brace for the CR-10 I modelled in Fusion 360. It mounts behind the Z axis extrusion on the right side, out of the way. I used 1/2 inch diameter aluminum rod drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 in each end but any stiff material...

Here is a simple Z axis brace for the CR-10 I modelled in Fusion 360. It mounts behind the Z axis extrusion on the right side, out of the way. I used 1/2 dia aluminum rod drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 in each end but any stiff material could be...

**Required Components:** * Printed Parts: + 2 x dual_axes_bed_lever.stl (replaces original bed lever) + 1 x new Z_axis_platform_mount from the original Microcube parts + 1 x new z_axis_motor_mount_rod from the original Microcube parts + 1 x new...

This is an innovative z-axis endstop designed to replace the standard optic auto bed level indicator on the E3D Bigbox 3D printer. Frustrated by the default indicator's inability to deliver consistent results, I decided to craft a custom part that...

Place a simple bar on the profile just below the X-Axis for rapid and precise realignment of the Z-axis of an AM8. Turn the threaded rods until both sides firmly grasp the X-axis. Next, use the controller to lift the X-axis upward and you're...

FDM parts I modeled for adding a 2nd Z-axis leadscrew to my Longer LK5 Pro printer. It is driven by a GT2 belt loop synced to the original leadscrew, rather than using an additional stepper motor. Has been on the machine for over 1000 hours of...

Edit #2: Ran into an issue with the Z Axis Adjustment Mount V2 mount, I forgot to account for the sensor when adding the ring at the top, so when I tested the printed part, it blocked the sensor from being touched. So I fixed the issue, shaved off...

For those looking to save time while still achieving proper alignment, this z-axis upgrade is a great option - it may require a bit more printing time, but it's definitely worth the extra effort. I'm extremely satisfied with how well this...

... screws. Ensure proper placement of the endstop switch holder to prevent X-end collision during Z-axis home operation. ...Note that the original design may require modification for a precise fit; however, updated files have been adjusted accordingly.

Z-axis Reinforcement for Prusa i3 MK2 Boosts Z-axis stability and eliminates wobble for improved print quality Bill of Materials: 2x M8 430mm threaded rods, front Y-axes replacement pieces 2x M8 440mm threaded rods, connecting Y to Z axis components...

I prefer using 10mm bearing rods because they significantly increase the Z axis carriage's stiffness. The extended arms and extra mount points further reinforce the Z axis carriage's stability. ...To achieve optimal results, I recommend printing the...

Knob to adjust the Z axis by handThere are two components, the knob and the part that replaces the acrylic one on the printer, (it will hold the Z axis perfectly level). Double extrusion file (also single)!!!! I printed it for a Geeetech A20M and...

... heights. You can find the specific coupling I'm using on my Z-axis here: https://www.banggood.com/5mm-x-8mm-Aluminum-Flexible-Spider-Shaft-Coupling-OD25mm-x-L30mm-CNC-Stepper-Motor-Coupler-Connector-p-995515.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN