3d printer xyz axis

The aluminium profiles on my printer are slightly longer than Tech2c's original design, but I've compensated for this by relocating the building platform to the front-left corner. To do so effectively, I needed to adjust the Y-axis endstop switch's...

Some of the new guys at work where having issues keeping track of the the cnc mill axis,So I made a sign for them that shows the axis directions for a quick reference. I mounted this one to the top of the Z axis on my Haas mill.I just used some...

My spacer draws inspiration from the design used by that creator at thingiverse.com/thing:1394527, but unfortunately, those holes were too tiny for my printer. ...So I came up with a similar design which I printed out in PETG at full scale and it was a...

The design for the Z-axis motor mounts on the FL-SUN I3 printer was crafted with precision and care. As a newcomer to CAD programs, there's undoubtedly room for refinement, but the result is satisfactory nonetheless. The creation came into being as a...

I'm having some issues with my printer's Z axis. It's got two steppers that could use a little adjustment to get them perfectly in sync. If I apply a bit more force on one side, it throws off the alignment and causes the threads to turn unevenly. ...To...

I caught that the Z-axis screw wobbles somewhat since its holding point is in just two locations. This support eliminates around 60-70% of the wiggle. After printing, you'll need to file out the insides to fit the screw snugly. Since I wanted a...

... it is no problem for the motor. Unless it's too tighten.You can leave it in profile if there is enough space. My printer settings:PLA mellon Yellow(nice color ;-))Speed 50mm/s0.12mm layer heightthree walls50% infillthin supports for the hole

Here's my first complete 3D-printed X-axis design, featuring two 1000mm M12 stainless steel rods, one 1100mm M8 stainless steel threaded rod, two LM12UU linear bearings, four 608-2RS M8 bearings, and various M6 stainless steel countersunk bolts. I'm...

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... is designed to maintain the Portabee 3D printer at the center of my custom box. ...For a detailed guide on creating this box, visit http://www.igorkromin.net/index.php/2013/05/26/a-clear-acrylic-box-for-the-portabee-3d-printer-part-1-making-the-box/.

... which were protruding too much to my liking. To ease printing, I added a bevel to the treads. STL files for arms version 2 are now available online. If you've successfully upgraded your printer, please post a picture so others can see the results.

Universal x-axis carriage (three bearings) upgraded on 12/10/2018 to accommodate larger M3 nut spacing requirements.

To increase the Y-axis range on your Prusa i2, over-mount Y-axis smooth rods and install a 1 extra long rod for the end-stop. Adjust belt mount points on the Y-axis to be closer together and decrease linear bearing distance for added length. Trim or...

This segment functions as a substitute for the standard Y-axis motor support, notorious for warping and distorting over time.

DIY YZ Base here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2509242 DIY Z Axis here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2489051 DIY Y Axis here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2507844 DIY Bed Base here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2507802 DIY XYZ...

This is a simple mount for a PS2-style joystick with board. ... This is used with Arduino compatible 2 axis joysticks to control MeArm robotic arm.

I upgraded my Velleman Vertex K8400 3D Printer with a scorching hot printbed, forcing me to adjust for the 8mm extra thickness it added. ...The stock limiter, pictured in black, was woefully short for this new requirement, so I lengthened it by 8mm to...

I've crafted a brand new iteration of the z-axis motor mount, drawing inspiration from the original design. ...You can find my fresh take on thingiverse under the link https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2426487.

Here are the parameters for 3D printing this part: Layer height is 0.1 mm, bottom/top thickness is 0.6 mm, fill density is 20%, print speed is 30 mm/s, printing temperature is 210 degrees Celsius, platform adhesion type is raft, and filament diameter...

Use the Thing to boost belt tension on your X-Axis. Be sure to study the included PDF document carefully. Recent updates include revised BodyScrewhead_V4.stl and BodyNuts_V4.stl files. ...Check out this video tutorial for more information:...

Foldarap in my workplace had wobbling axis z bolt, which was extremely irritating, so I decided to print some limiter. I couldn't find one on site, so I made it myself. It's based on small 9 mm diameter nut, which you can see on picture. I used two...

This is a new design for the X axis idler (H wheel as mentioned in the documentation). It offers X belt tension adjustment, ensuring the idler sits at the same height as the X motor spindle. The mount butts up against holders for two X poles that...

I designed these custom mounts for 688ZZ miniature ball bearings to create a sturdier Y axis with 8mm shafts. Initially, I encountered numerous issues with warped shafts using the original 6mm ones; despite purchasing replacements from two different...

I made these corner mounts for 688ZZ miniature ball bearings in order to make a more solid Y axis with 8mm shafts. I had a lot of problems with bent shafts when I had the original 6mm ones, I tried purchasing others from 2 different places and I only...

I'm providing this complimentary upgrade for the Z35 printer, which was developed from an engraver. STL is highly optimized to produce excellent prints and minimize vibration. Follow me now. Request your design, and I'll create a custom one just for...

... the 8mm rod center is precisely in line with the bottom part, which will undoubtedly yield better results than its predecessor. ... You'll need a 608 bearing and can reuse the same bolts that came with your printer and spool holder for this project.

Simple and easy setup for A250 and A350 Snapmaker printers rotary accessory. ... Stationary arm 100mm Stationary arm 130mm Mounting rail for A250 & A350 Adjustable rolling arm mount Adjustable rolling arm "Hardware 4 M4 screws 4 608 bearings...

No additional hardware is required for installation, as it utilizes the same screws provided with the printer. **Print Settings** * **Printer:** Creality CR-10 * **Rafts:** No rafts are needed. * **Supports:** No supports are necessary. *...

For 3D printing, the following parameters were used: layer height of 0.1 mm, bottom/top thickness of 0.6 mm, fill density at 20%, print speed of 30 mm/s, printing temperature at 210°C, raft adhesion type for the platform, and filament diameter of...

Users of 3D printing who require visual aids for navigation will find this tool helpful, particularly when uncertain about coordinate axis alignment. This referential system complies with the established right-hand rule standard. ...Link to Original...