3d print wobble

... Attempt. I've tried other anti-z wobble things on Thingiverse, but I'm not satisfied with their stability, so I've made these modifications myself. P.S. Please excuse my poor English - I'm still practicing. ... Other parts used: Bearing 608 ZZ

... to stabilize the slight rotation of the extruder motor around its locking screw during sudden changes in direction. ...This allowed me to reduce even more the remaining wobble I had after separating the X-axis from the infinite screws of the Z-axis.

... Required materials include Balls Bearing 608ZZ with ID/Bore measurements of 8mm, 22mm, and 7mm. Insert the Ball bearing into the Z Wobble hole and then place it on the frame part as shown in the images. ... Good luck.

my velleman z axis always had an annoying wobble to fix this i redesigned the z axis nut holder now i no longer have this issue and thought maybe someone else wants the same fix. there are two mount bloks, one is for an melted M4 insert and the...

This is a suspension fix for the wobble of the CR-01 suspension levers. I can´t stand cable ties on a great Model like the CR-01 ;) Used M3 screws from amazon with HEX Heads ... finally ;) Free too improve - pls let me know if it helped you ...

wobble_mount.stl This specific design is specifically intended to mount the raspberry pi directly onto the z axis. The reason behind this is that the ribbon cable is short and I wanted it mounted on the z axis so the camera can capture images of tall...

These washers (in addition to the breakaction shim mod) help reduce front end wobble and also reduce the gap on the front half of the Nerf Pilot. Take apart the front clamshell, locate the two screw posts. One is on the screw-side shell, so you...

Modified version of the Anti Z Wobble system. The original design used the 685ZZ bearing while this one I changed the dimensions to accept a 608ZZ bearing for the different type/size of the Z threaded rod (as proposed by the creator of the...

Reduced rod mounts to a single piece, utilizing the existing frame mount hole for added stability without additional support, resulting in even less required material. ...Meanwhile, the precise 3D printing dimensions are now within a few millimeters.

... my first stab at it. ...As a complete newbie to 3D modeling, this was an exercise in trial and error for me. I'm hoping that somehow, someway, someone out there might find it useful. The bearing reference is a standard 608Z design. ...Post-Printing

My "Anti Z Wobble" for Tronxy X5S. This requires: - Four 608ZZ bearings - Eight M3 screws, each thirty-five millimeters long - Four M4 screws - Four fifteen by one millimeter washers with an internal hole of four or five millimeters - Two "T8...

A mod to reduce the z-wobble with the Anycubic Photon (zero). The idea is that the lead screw nut can freely move the x-y plane, but is constrained in the z-direction. Contains the following parts: - Guide for the lead screw nut (largest part,...

This is a remix of hevorts wobble wings. They work with either ballscrews or leadscrews. I have them setup to take on ballscrews and my leadscrew nuts, booth use a 22.5mm hole. You will have to modify the to suit your needs. Picture show before...

... tool for providing rod support remains a useful addition. This setup now works much more smoothly, eliminating Z-Wobble altogether. ...Unless you're using a stepper motor with a fixed rod, it's recommended to stick with the original bearing design.

decreased rod mounts to one as it has frame mount hole == less material and no support needed ( again less material ) and few mm Z printing dimension is back Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20%...

The design was inspired by a 3D printed part found on Thingiverse. The original model had small holes that allowed it to snap into place, but they were too small for spring nuts. To address this issue, I created a new version with larger holes. ...This...

In the quest for lowering the noise: I have seen some success in reduction of noise transmitted from the printer to the table by introduction of wobble feet formed by two connected ellipsoids. Since I already needed to elevate my printer because of...

As a result of massive z banding, I designed this simple anti z wobble. *Requires:* - 2 x m3 screws - 10mm to 16mm will work. - 1 x ball bearing 8mm x 22mm x 7mm. You can freely change the model to fit any ball bearing that has an inner...

Not sure how it performs with n95 magnets, but if the force is so strong that it is able to maintain alignment, maybe it doesn't let the assembly wobble to compensate for a bent screw?? Unfortunately disassembled and reassembled everything twice! ...LOL...

Remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2792315 its edited to fit for this setup https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2334406 intermediate and center are the same as original designed by Maxdarkdog Print Settings Printer Brand: TEVO Printer: ...

... That way, you don't create any tension on your printer. I used EXTRUDR Matte PETG to print, which looks great on the machine. I would be happy if you leave a Like, I spent many hours, filament and revisions on this ;) Category: 3D Printer Parts

You can either print mold pieces and use hotglue to make elaster or print it from soft TPU. P.S I recommend you to print the mold from PLA so you can melt it after the glue has cooled Requirements: 4x M3 nuts 4x M3X10 screws for assembly. If...

Magnetic anti-wooble for z-axis dimension for sfu1204. ...Magnets 10*4 mm. Balloons 5-7mm Printing with any nozzle, layer, filling 60-100 %

When printed on a Flash Forge Dreamer using PLA at temperatures of 200C with an extruder temperature of 55C on a glass bed, it was discovered that lowering the resolution may be beneficial due to its thin profile. ...It can also help to make your print...

... letters at the base to show the X and Y axis. It is easy to resize in your slicer if you need it shorter or longer. Print this in vase mode with a couple of bottom layers. A brim is not necessary, but it may help if you are printing a tall one.

To overcome these hurdles, I incorporated supports that can be effortlessly clipped off after printing, eliminating any potential issues. ...Furthermore, the original sprinkler arms were notorious for their fragility, so an alternative version with...

Improvements have been made from previous versions, but airtight, slightly flexible 45-degree overhangs on the bellowPiston part may be challenging to print. ...Print the basePlate, wobbleRing, drivenGear, and three sets of bellowPistons and bellowLinks...

......Seeking feedback on printability, particularly the wider top part that will be printed vertically. The second model features rounded edges. Input welcome! In theory, this is how it works: 1. Print 1 left and 1 right component (not yet uploaded). 2.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vF6yd3ANDeg Recommendations: Material used: ideal PetG (also PLA but, less flexible)Printing speed: SlowNo SupportsNo Infill3 Wall perimetersDon't rotate (print in place)Brim or raft (optional)Short retraction (2mm)Z...

This is an effortless fix for the TronXY X5S and other similar 3D printers using standard 608 8mm skate bearings. I successfully installed mine by utilizing leftover screws that fit snugly into the two holes on each motor, which still have threads...