geeetech pro w Z top for solve wobble problems.

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I just took that top version from Nurtext (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1719277) and modified it to fit my Geeetech Pro W into my wood frame dimensions perfectly. The original had 0.8 mm space, but this one has a tighter tolerance of 0.63mm, which is exactly what I needed. To save material and hold some essential tools, I added several holes strategically throughout the design. One of these features six holes for tiny Allen wrenches or any other tool you might need to access, as seen in the photos. Recent updates have led me to switch to a Bowden system with an E3D V6 clone, so I modified this design accordingly. It's still in test mode, but it works perfectly for me so far. When combined with another design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1832457), it creates a seamless and efficient printing experience. To use this design effectively, simply turn it 180 degrees to secure it in the correct position. While there's still room for refinement, I've managed to make some necessary adjustments without significant changes. Just print the previous part and attach it to the Z mount for optimal performance.