anycubic chiron z axis stabilizer 3d models

I was searching for a good-looking and functional stabilizer for the z-axis of my Chiron. Finally I desided to design it by myself. Here is my solution for the z-axis of the Anycubic Chrion. You're loosing no printing height and it also fixes the...

I redesigned my z-axis stabilizer for the back side of the printer. The bottom part stays the same and also the lenght of the aluminium profile. ... Check out the first version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4605511 What you need: 2x...

Material: http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/bNZL298U The bearings I've used are 608zz, measuring 8x22x7mm. To assemble the project, you'll need two t-nuts with corresponding screws that measure 1cm in length. It's crucial to use only two perimeters...

Anycubic Chiron Z Axis Stabilizer I redesigned this from scratch from a nice design idea by "Elcied". It now includes vibration absorption and is overall stronger . The Chiron should come stock like this as it improves print quality and ringing...

IF YOU DON'T SEE IMAGES, it's a Thingiverse bug :( Hello all, Here are my optimization designs for my new Anycubic Chiron Z-axis. I love this printer, but because of the size, the Z axis needs to be stabilized. There were some other designs for...

Hello all, Here are my optimized designs for my new Anycubic Chiron Z axis. I love this printer, but its size requires stabilization of the Z axis to prevent wobble on tall prints. Previous designs neglected total print height, causing collisions...

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...

Stabilizer for the z axis of the anycubic chiron Material List: -4 uds -- Screw DIN912 M3x25 -- https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AXohaV -4 uds -- Nuts M3 -- https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9AhNFn -4 uds -- Screw DIN912 M3x12 --...

Stabilizer for the z axis of the anycubic chiron --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update: 01-01-2022 New files for Aluminium Tube outside diameter 16mm L=620mm...

I decided to add a Z-Axis support to my Chiron Printer. Since I bought this printer I have: 1) Improved the PSU cooling 2) Added two buck supplies to monitor the fan and controller rails separately. 3) Modified the LCD display so that it can...

We're glad you asked about our experience with the Anycubic Chiron. This printer offers impressive value for its price, but some parts are a bit flimsy. After conducting thorough testing, we pinpointed a major issue: problems with the Y-Stepper...

Just a quick Y axis stabilizer that doesn't require fasteners. Press fit a 628ZZ bearing into the hole and slide the part onto the end of the stepper motor shaft. You will need expose a few millimeters of the motor shaft for the bearing to go onto. ...I...

Added some supports for the z-axis on the Chiron. ... Materials needed: 20x20 extruded std aluminium profile M3 screws and t-slot nuts Enjoy!

... Gently tighten it The same with the other one Gently tighten all M4 screws Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: Large Size Chiron Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 38 Filament: FDPlast PLA Black Category: 3D Printer Parts

Gently tighten it The same with the other one Gently tighten all M4 screws Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: Large Size Chiron Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 38 Filament: FDPlast PLA Black Category: 3D Printer...

I ended up doing next: 1) Putting M3 long screws in the 3d printed stabilizer 2) Then putting them into the motor holes all the way. Don't tighten them, you will need to pull them out later 3) Lightly screw in M4 bolts into the profile 4) Take out...

z axis stabilizer for the anycubic kobra to help improve the machine. just need 2 m3 bolts that are 16mm long. ...And a 608-2rs bearing.

If you've ever disassembled your Chiron, you'll have noticed that the mounts for the top of the z shafts are slightly loose (about 2mm play). This design is intended to replace them directly and is part of a major overhaul I'm working on. The design...

REMIX from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5357100 Thank you jimsterdelux Fits a 8x16x5mm Bearing which snaps in Need : 2 - M3x10mm Screws Print Settings Printer: Anycubic Kobra Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .28 Infill: 25 Filament: Any PLA...

This helps you to adjust your z-axis to the desired height. ... Suitable for Anycubic Chiron.

Anycubic Chiron Z Axis Reinforcement Kit: Essential Components Listed Below Bill of Materials (BOM): * Two M10 x 750mm Threaded Rods - Key Structural Elements * Two M10 x 815mm Threaded Rods - Additional Reinforcement for Enhanced Stability * Sixteen...

Anycubic Chiron Z-Axis Back Reinforcement BOM: Utilize two M10x750mm threaded rods, eight M10 nuts, and eight M5x60mm screws. ...No additional support is required.

The Anycubic Chiron Z-axis leadscrew fixer uses a robust 688ZZ bearing, paired with a sturdy 2M410 screw and two M4 2020 nuts to provide stable and precise motion control.

This are 2 mounting points for a 30x15mm cablechain for the Z-axis of the Anycubic Chiron. The upper mount goes over the stepper motor of the X-axis and uses the same screw points like it. You will need some longer M3 screws for screwing it on. The...

These are two mounting points for a 30x15mm cable chain to support the Z-axis of the Anycubic Chiron. The upper mount goes over the stepper motor of the X-axis and uses the same screw points as it does. To secure it, you will need some longer M3...

-Plug&play Z axis anti wobble system that is suitable for most of 3d printers with 8mm rods and nema 17 stepper -Hardware needed: 1 x 688RS bearing for each stepper motor (688 RS 8x16x5mm) 2 x M3x16mm bolts for each stepper motor 2 x m4x16mm 2...

Anycubic Chiron Z-axis screw rod vibrates during printing, especially when there's a sudden change in direction. This vibration causes a rattling noise from the Z-axis screw rod. I'm not sure if the bearing housing was designed to allow the Z-axis...

I placed the sixth link from the top at the back, allowing the extruder cable to go underneath the Z-axis motor. This makes it shorter and prevents the printer from reaching its maximum height. I hope you like my design! ...If you use it, I'd love to...

<h5>Material´s List:</h5><ul><li>4 uds -- <a href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AXohaV">Screw DIN912 M3x25</a></li><li>4 uds -- <a href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9AhNFn">Nuts M3</a></li><li>4 uds -- <a...

Utilizing a high-performance 688ZZ bearing for secure support of axis 'Z'.