z wobble test 3d models

Designed to eliminate the Z wobble, simple to install and 100% effective. To get started, you'll need to remove the golden nut from the Z axis bracket and mount it on a new printed object. Place this object at the bottom of the Z-axis arm on both...

anti wobble shims KP5L's z-axis top mounts' barrings. if your Z-screw wobbles forward and back. print these; one per side remove the mounts by unbolting the 2 forward-facing mount bolts, (not top brace) lift up, flip over, and unscrew the 3 little...

... during high-torque stepper operation in half-step mode. It's worth noting that z-wobble on early Prusa i3 models was often linked to x-axis acceleration in firmware settings, print speed oscillations, and printer construction rigidity issues.

This is my additional solution for the wobbling Z-Axis threaded rods. Will be placed in the bridge above. There are holes. FIts well. You will need some normal bearings 8x22x7. Hopefully it will help. I have also changed the couplers to flexible...

Here's another anti-Z wobble solution, specifically designed for the Geeetech I3. Its sleek design catches the eye! Place your lead screw inside, freeing your X-axis from pesky bent rods and unreliable bearings. ...This creation was crafted with care...

This is a revised version of Vukula's captivating anti-z wobble design, optimized specifically for the Tronxy X1 printer without requiring any screws. To achieve proper printing, slice it however you see fit. ...I personally sliced each component into...

My Enhanced Anti-Z Wobble Upgrade for the GeeTech i3 Printer. Crafted with precision, this revised component is designed to minimize vibrations and ensure a smoother printing experience. ...Utilizing a high-resolution setting of 0.1mm, I printed it...

I've been searching online and there are numerous anti-z-wobble designs on Thingiverse, so I decided to download one specifically for the Anet A8 - my printer is actually a clone of this model. However, after finishing several prints with the...

As i am setting up a printer profile for the EasyThreeD Dora i recognized, that the right Z-Rod is pretty much wobbly, because it has no upper mounting. So i designed this. The accurately fit in the top hole above the rod. ...I used some lube to make...

The Z-axis anti-wobble for Geeetech I3 Acrylic requires no additional M8 nut. Instead, it's designed to accommodate the original brass nuts that come pre-installed at the bottom, thus preserving printing volume. ...The screw holes may not align...

Hey, this is a anti Z wobble for the standard trapezoidal spindles, which uses the golden standard thread to work. I just glued it into the given hole and it worked fine. I have the Geeetech I3 Pro B note: the holes for the screws in the stl...

I designed a plug-and-play Z axis anti-wobble system that works with most 3D printers using 8mm rods and NEMA 17 stepper motors (approximately 40x40mm). ...I prefer it to a top cap holder because if the Z rods are not perfectly straight, it doesn't...

The Z Axis threaded rod for the Anet A8 falls short by design, causing z wobble due to a physical limitation. To bridge this gap, I created a simple accessory that can be pressed fit onto the top of the rods, extending them far enough to reach every...

The Z Axis threaded rod for the Anet A8 falls short, preventing it from reaching all the way to the frame and causing z wobble. I designed this simple object to press fit onto the top of the rods, extending them enough to reach the holes in the...

... and backward. Although not a perfect z-wobble fix, it significantly reduces it. ...This modification should work for acme rods with nuts of similar size, as long as you may need to trim some of the tight-fitting ribs to press them onto the x-axis.

The top section enables the installation of a bearing at the top of Z rods and limits wobble due to slightly misaligned rods. Bearing size: 22x8x7. Printed in PLA with layer thickness of 0.2mm. The lower section further reduces wobble by...

Hi there, I've built these simple caps to eliminate the Z Wobble that's been plaguing my machine. They worked like a charm, but it took some trial and error to get them just right - not too tight to hinder rod movement, yet effective enough to stop...

However, one common issue that many users encounter is a wobbly Z-axis, which can lead to poor print quality and inaccurate prints. To address this problem, several upgrade options are available. One of the most effective solutions is to replace the...

... issue entirely. I've also taken the liberty of remixing it with a different guide on the bottom, and I'm offering both options for you to choose from. This design effectively eliminates any z-axis wobble, providing a smoother printing experience.

Each of these holes' centers are 17mm apart, creating an equilateral triangle that fits my printer perfectly but can be modified using the Tinkercad file if yours differs.https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7IeIgmBBuYe To install: Press the bearings...

However, z wobble occurs, which translates into wavy prints. To compensate for any misalignment, we need a rigid yet flexible component. This new system bolts directly over the old one, keeping the lead screw straight while allowing slight...

Before and after printing test blocks with new and old configurations, respectively. The printer prints cleaner with the new screws but shows small waves on the Z-axis. It also feels more irregular to the touch. Most likely I will switch back to my...

This Thing is the Ultimate Solution for Eliminating Z Wobble Forever The Functionality of this Conversion and Why it Works is Explained in Detail: No spindle means no Z Wobble. Z Wobble is a Problem Caused by Spindles and Only Occurs with Spindles.

Based on nophead/Griffin_Nicoll's design, I updated my model with adjustable asymmetry to minimize the effects of the z-wobble issue. The updated design allows for adjustment in a single direction and has some visual updates as well as additional...

... to 3023.62 (with 16x microstepping). Before-and-after images demonstrate significant z wobble reduction, from a blue pink panther woman print to a red cylinder print. ...Ensure parts are manifold by designing in SolidWorks and repairing in Netfabb.

Hey guys, I tried a lot to fix my Z Wobble and was frustrated by all the unreliable solutions on Thingiverse. So I decided to design my own solution. Now you can try it for yourself if you want to fix your Z Wobble. You won't need any additional...

...... It's an anti-wobble for the Z axis. It is based on this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4676826 It uses a 608zz bearing and the two M4x12 screws and T-nuts included with the printer as spare parts. There's also a M3x16 screws version included.

The guide rod complements the MakiBox Z Wobble Eliminator by Marcotasm (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:328014). Unable to find a suitable alternative at home, create it using Tinkercad. It functions smoothly and has a nice motion. Attach it to the...

I experienced a severe Z-wobble on my I3 Mega right out of the box, prompting me to design this solution that resolved my issue once and for all. Additionally, I highly recommend utilizing flexible couplers to achieve optimal results. ... The bearings I...

I redesigned The Simple Anti Z Wobble for Anet A8 by sicksubie (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2121017) because it didn't function properly on my Anet A8 due to excessive clearance. My new design addresses this issue. To install my modification,...