anti z 3d models

I could have used other Anti Z Wobble supports that already exists but I was having some problems levelling both carmounts to the same heights (I dont have auto level yet which makes things more complicated). The solution was to made different pieces...

Bei den vorhandenen Anti-Z-Wobble Designs hatte ich das Problem, dass sich nach einiger Zeit das Kugellager nach oben aus der Halterung bewegt hat und manchmal verkantete. Aus diesem Grund habe ich in meiner Version das Lager in alle Richtungen...

Quickly designed anti-Z-Wobble for Geeetech Prusa i3 Pro X Acrylic with M8 thread and 8mm linear axis. You only need two M8 nuts to replace the original brass one with this simple two-part solution. ...The axis has a snug fit to the part when printed,...

Magnetic Anti Z wobble for Hiprecy Leo linear rail. ... Need : N52 Magnets 9mmX3mm ==> Qty 8 N52 Magnets 8mmX3m ==> Qty 12 Magnetic Ball ==> Qty 6 for linear mounting : Linear Rail & Block, 350mm, MGN12H (2 sets) M3x8mm Screws (24, 28 if using...

Instead of using existing Anti-Z Wobble supports, I decided to design separate pieces for each side so that the right one would be 5mm taller. This solution allowed me to decouple the X axis and Z axis and ensure both carmount sides had the same...

... z-axis, keeping the nozzle firmly in focus at all times. Please download the other files from their original sources. Anti Z Wobbel Parts: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2067676 Rasperry Pi Camera Parts: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:267265

Anti-wobble Z Axis setup for my BLV Cube. Wanted to keep it simple and used 608zz bearings which you can buy at your local sports store. ... Parts needed: 8x 608zz Bearings 4x m3 20mm screws / nuts if needed Youll need to edit the holes from...

Z-Wobble Eliminator-Anti-Z-Shake-Flex Shaft Coupler (Ade) I am creating this solution to eradicate the frustrating Z-Wobble on my Anycubic i3 Mega Chiron. This should also work with other 3D printers where the shaft dimensions are 5 mm for the...

... this twice because you'll require two Z-axis rods. I printed the Anti Z Wobbles with a 5mm brim. It may not be strictly necessary, but it's worth trying. ...After printing, you might want to scrape the tiles to ensure a better fit for your bearings.

Since there's no lateral force pushing and pulling on the bed, any lateral movement caused by a leadscrew that's not perfectly straight will be negated by the anti-z-wobble mod, instead of jerking on the bed. If the leadscrew isn't exactly straight,...

Incastrati dentro le sedi devono creare uno scalino di 1mm sui bordi, questo serve a contenere meglio la sfera di acciaio senza farla andare oltre la sede dei magneti.Composizione del Kit Anti Z-Wobble:• 4 supporti;• 20 magneti di forma cilindrica in...

... of the magnets. Composition of the Anti Z-Wobble Kit: • 4 supports; • 20 cylindrical neodymium 6x2 N52 magnets; • 6 steel balls measuring 4mm; • 16 round head screws with hexagonal socket size M3x8; • 2 Lead Screws (used ones from stock or others).

Required4 x M3 10mm Button Head4 x M3 nuts10 x Neodymium magnets 8mm x 3mm3 x 6mm steel bearing ballscheck out thi

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A bearing with a diameter of 22 millimeters is required, its inner diameter must measure at least 8 millimeters.

This is not my idea I just followed this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqSQhwqSzvg) I appreciate MirageC sharing the idea. ... Required 4 x M3 10mm Button Head 4 x M3 nuts 10 x Neodymium magnets 8mm x 3mm 3 x 6mm steel bearing balls ...

The technician precisely adjusted the rod's length to achieve a perfect fit.

I'm still learning the ropes of 3D creation, having just taken 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...

This model was created using Tinkercad's capabilities. ...It can be modified online at Tinkercad's official website, specifically at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/y8j4w1s5l5.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 presented a thumb screw to replace the wing nut on the front-left corner of the BIBO bed. It is too wide for the other two positions. I have created a smaller version to fit the right-front corner and the...

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...

I switched to a 9.6mm screw because I use a threaded rod.

I needed jaw coupler that can be printed form ABS and wouldn't break after tightening the screws. 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...

Super quick and easy anti wobble for close rod to ball screws

New Z-axis bracket designed specifically for the Geeetech i3 Pro B/C printer. This custom bracket enables threaded rods to rotate freely without any hindrance. Notice the significant difference in prints - one made with the original bracket, and the...

This is a really quick edit of the original design to wrap around and tighten on the X5SA's Z-Carriage. What you need are threaded inserts like in the original, as well as very long m3 screws (40mm). Might not be the most practical application. ...I...

Magnetic tool to eliminate Z wobble on lead screw designed cartesian printers. Decouples the lead screw from the bed frame through the use of two frames separated on ball bearings and forced to stay together using magnets. One half mounts to the...

This reliable anti-backlash z-axis nut trap replaces outdated wooden nut traps found in MakerFarm Prusa i3v systems, providing an upgraded solution for smooth z-axis performance. After experiencing persistent issues with my own z-axis due to runaway...

Hello, These are my new designs for anti-backlash z-axis systems. If you're using the autolevel function, it's very necessary that there be no clearances in the spindles to avoid inhomogeneous layer thicknesses. At first, I tried using China-made T8...