z dd 3d models

Print two of either the regular or low-profile Z stabilizers to reduce wobble on your Printrbot's Z-axis smooth rods. These stabilizers are compatible with the bed stabilizer upgrade found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:43200. Designed for a...

The amount of force this clamp can resist is unknown, and results may vary based on the lubricity of your z-screw, how tight you make it, and forces exerted upon the z-axis during transit. No guarantees are offered, but most people don't require...

This modification transforms the Z-axis from being unstable to being extremely stable. It provides a solid foundation for precise movement. You can see the results of this modification in the following video:...

While calibrating my printer I noticed the Z-Axis lead screw was not well aligned from factory so I created this mount in order to be able to adjust the stepper motor in X and Y direction I used t-nuts to fasten the mount to the frame and a spacer...

This particular frame has an incredibly small top portion where the z axis resides, and as the threaded rod freely spins, this solution aims to fix the issue by securely placing the rod in position. Designed with integration in mind, it's meant to...

These parts are designed to upgrade the delivered, usually too soft X-axis from steel round profile to aluminum profile with MGN12H linear rail on X-axis without having to also replace the entire Z-axis. ... (I'll include the .stl files so users can...

2x M3x8 2x M3 t-nuts 2x M3x16 2x M3 nuts 1x 608 ZZ ball bearing When attaching, it is recommended to set the hotend to the highest possible position and then adjust the Z-Stabilizer and screw tight. Otherwise you could bend your threaded spindle...

Simply place one object under the X-axis rods and lower it down with the Z-Axis until it touches the inner diameter, indicating that everything is properly set. I hope you enjoy your prints! Post-Printing Settings: Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3...

Tired of constantly adjusting the Z-axis to be parallel to the bed, I designed a simple setup for dual Z-axis end-stop with automatic adjustment capabilities. This design combines elements from other sources and has proven to work like a charm. The...

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/reinforcements-superiors-axis-z-discovery200 This is a top z-axis reinforcement specifically designed for the Discovery 200. I made some modifications: I added a housing for a bearing, internally at 8 mm,...

As the "z-axis stabilizer - RepRap protos V2" performs admirably on my printer (big thanks to "wingoverme" for designing it), I've decided to modify it further by adding a mounting system for the z-endstop. This is particularly necessary because the...

The OhmEye Z isolators have been helpful in removing Z banding for my MM2 printer. However, I found that the one-pad design placed it under a screw hole, potentially reducing its effectiveness. To address this issue, I modified the design to include...

With its detailed design and precision cutting edge, every cookie you make with this cutter will be an exact replica of the mighty Mazinger Z. Whether you're a fan of classic anime or just love baking, this cookie cutter is sure to bring a smile to...

After recently switching to Plum couplers, which are 10mm longer than stock, causing the Z-Rod to hit the bracket, I decided to redesign the brackets from scratch using pheneeny's original build as a starting point. ...This solved both the clearance and...

... Screws 5 M4 Washers 5 M4 T-Nuts And of Course the Screw for Mounting Your Stepper. Date: 08/14/2017 Slightly Updated Version - Some Holes Were Not in Line. Motor Mount Positioned a Little Bit More to the Edge for Better Alignment with the Z-Rod.

These mounts have been thoroughly tested with the Z tops featured in [LINK](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2967181). For convenience, both mirrored files are included. By incorporating these mounts into your printer setup, you can easily remove...

... different angle. Additionally, I added a slot for a 608 bearing where you can center the Z axis to keep it perfectly parallel to the rail. I hope you find it useful and give big thumbs up to ProperPrinting for his outstanding content. ...Great job!

I am thrilled to finally unveil my completed design of the Z Saber, a long-awaited project that has taken time to perfect. The request for this saber was made ages ago, but I'm delighted with how it's turned out in the end. To clarify, there are...

I made this support to adjust the dual axis of my Ender 3 V2.To make the adjustment, just do an Auto Home and with that the axis will go to position 10.5, you disable the motors, position the alignment guide and adjust by rotating the axis so that...

... lead screws, use 1/4" O.D. x 0.170" I.D. vinyl tube from hardware stores. Triffid Hunter recommends 90% infill in PLA for printing, improving bottom layers and making Z zeroing repeatable. ...The coupler is beneficial for easily bent lead screws.

... as it leaves the rear chassis, merging perfectly with airflow over the body and wing. This kit is designed for PN Racing Mini-z MR02/03 98-102mm V4 LCG Motor Mount Part Number MR2289. ... Some modification may be necessary to ensure a perfect fit.

Removing issues stemming from unreliable z-proximity detectors that do not maintain stable sensitivity levels is also achieved. Using normal miniature limit switches, which replaces the sheet metal cam, helps resolve problems. Pins made of steel...

... this wheel is built to withstand even the most intense driving conditions. Whether you're racing on the track or carving through twisty roads, the O.Z Racing Wheel is sure to impress with its responsive steering and exceptional braking power.

To provide extra clearance for the z-axis, I made it slightly thinner than previous designs. Take a look at the photos; you'll notice that I used thin M3 nuts with a thickness of 1.73 mm. If your M3 nuts have varying thicknesses due to different...

The Z guides, designed for MakerBot Z stages, are meant to be placed on the bottom side of the stage to prevent it from falling off the M8 nuts when an extruder crash occurs. These guides can also be used on top if the original ones get lost. ...To use...

As the Z-endstop travels to the top and descends approximately 120mm to find the build platform, any change in temperature or humidity can lead to slight wood expansion or contraction, causing a 0.1mm deviation between the nozzle and the platform. 2)...

Z Axis Sensor Bracket Designed specifically for the TronXY P802MA, this bracket makes Z axis adjustment easy and convenient. To set up the shell, I recommend a thickness of 1.2mm to accommodate the slide detail perfectly. By doing so, you can simply...

I'm upgrading my Geeetech Acrylic Prusa-i3B with a custom Z-end, and I needed to modify the motor mount after swapping out the extrusion for a Bowden system. To improve stability, I added bearings at the end of my 2 Z-axis lead screws, which led me...

I'm upgrading the Z axis setup on my printer because the old one was no longer reliable, skipping steps due to years of wear and tear. I've decided a two-motor Z axis would be a better fit for this printer now that I've made so many changes to it. ... ...

Adjustable Z-Endstop Mount for Quick and Easy Adjustment To easily adjust the Z-Endstop when cleaning up your workspace, you'll need a few simple parts. Required Materials: * 2x M3 Nuts * 2x M3 Screws (16mm long) * 2x M3 Screws (6mm long) * 4x M3...