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The Cetus3D MKII Z-Axis Stabilizer is designed specifically for this high-end printer, providing rock-solid stability and minimizing vibrations that can lead to print errors or inconsistent results. ...By engaging the stabilizer's robust clamping...

Additional material needed: - 24mm (external diameter) ball bearing with internal diameter of 8mm - Two screws 3,5 x 9,5 (metric) - Shrinking tube for better fitting of the z axis in the ball bearing (optional) Instructions: - Bring the printing bed...

A remix from "Ender 3 Z-axis Stabilizer" by tumad Modified to hold the z-axis in a lower position to let the upper side of the axis free to fit a knob Version 2 has a hole for a screw to keep it well fixed

This is a z-axis stabilizer, designed to work seamlessly with the bearings found in retired fidget spinners... 22mm x 8mm x 7mm. I basically required this to provide rock-solid support for the Z-Axis Manual Adjustment Knob I had added previously. *...

... M3x20mm screws and two T-slot nuts to 2020 profile aluminum. Note: The original design intended for the Ender 2 fails to deliver optimal results on the Ender 3 due to the inadequate attachment method of the X-axis stabilizer to the Z-axis uprights.

... when I relocated my printer. Something must have shifted out of alignment, but this small fix resolved the issue by stabilizing the z-axis threads.\r\n\r\nJust insert them into the holes on the top mount of the z-axis threads and you're good to go.

This is a z axis stabilizer for my elegoo neptun 4. I found that the z axis was bouncing during prints. This makes it rock solid. It bolts on to the top using the same bolts that hold on the z axis smooth rod supports. The bottom screws into the...

Z-axis lead screw stabilizer. You'll need 2x 608 standard bearings and some 4/M5x10 bolts with 'T' nuts. This takes out the wobble at the top of the lead screw, however this is just part of the upgrade as you'll need flexible couplers between the...

I'm glad you liked my z-axis stabilizer and filament guide project! ...If you want to see more innovative designs, consider supporting my work with a generous tip - it's greatly appreciated!

Simple and thin Chain Mount that can use with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4329294 so there is enough space for a bigger Fan/Hotend. ... There is a gap to do the X, E-Stepper and the Runout Sensor behind.

I used 3/8" x 36" rods since Lowe's had them on hand and I couldn't find 10mm locally. The top brace is designed to be rigid with better support, not just from the screws but also from a notch as the rod has tension, taking some stress off the...

I created a mod to clear out Cetus' Z stabilizer, specifically designed for the Cetus MK1 model. The mod can be found on their website at cetus3d.com/blog/242. ... While working on this project, I encountered an issue sourcing a 25mm bolt, so I decided...

Ender 3 Z-axis Stabilizer with clip keeps it from sliding down at all times. This stabilizer works perfectly with the z knob found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3387796, as well as many others. It also pairs seamlessly with the filament...

Connecting two rods to stabilize the z-axis yields superior results, providing increased stiffness that far surpasses single-rod setups. ...By incorporating an additional clamp between the rods, engineers can create a remarkably rigid framework that...

Z-axis lead screw stabilizer. You'll need 2x 608 standard bearings and some 4/M5x10 bolts with 'T' nuts. This takes out the wobble at the top of the lead screw, however this is just part of the upgrade as you'll need flexible couplers between the...

Another Essential Z Axis Stabilizer For The Prusa I3 Machine Check Out Instructions Below 09-27-15 Update: Additional Lower Part STL File Added Instructions Cut A M8 Thread In The Upper Component Next. Then, Obtain An 8mm Alloy Rod And Trim Both Ends...

... tube to the stabilizer track. After installing tube in the track, they have some friction against the bottom of the Z-axis frame, but the frame isn't really supported by the stabilizer. ...The weight of the printer remains supported by the feet.

... printer, created due to my own inability to locate suitable bearings or obtain clear instructions on their installation. ...Its primary purpose is to effectively mitigate Z-axis wobbling issues that often affect print quality in this particular model.

This is a DIY modification of the Robo R1 Z axis stabilizer clip by 1nxtmonster. I simply added a bolt from another project to create a quick fix that holds the part in place without using tape. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer: ...

I merged filament guide and Z-axis stabilizer into one, making it simple to print and attach directly to the printer.\r\n\r\nNew white parts in images are compared to old blue ones for contrast.\r\n\r\nBearing support's inner part remains unchanged,...

Creality Ender 4 users rejoice! ...The Z-axis stabilizer is now within your grasp, ready to be printed in its default configuration. ...To secure it firmly in place, gather the necessary hardware: M5 and M4 screws, along with trusty T-nuts.

May 5, 2020 Version 1 Ender 3 Z-axis stabilizer that fits snugly into the extruded metal frame. Custom supports are required, which I successfully printed using Cura's experimental tree support feature with impressive results. ...Despite a snug fit,...

The Z-axis motor mount was specifically engineered to provide rock-solid stabilization for the Metal Maslow's metal cutting system. A current shipping version of this accessory is available, however it struggles with maintaining a stable platform.

You need: Print my STL StabilizzatoreV3 Z Axis stabilizer like this:...

Stabilizes z axis on ender 3 pro. I used 2 M3 screws and 2 M3 t-nuts to attach it to the frame. ...for the bearing I used a 22mm bearing with and 8mm hole in the center that I found at my school a year ago.

This is a versatile Z axis stabilizer designed for my personal M3D Crane Dual printer, but it may also fit other printers with 20x20 T slot frames. ... To build this stabilizer, you will need the following components: - One 608 bearing - Two M3 screws...

This is a replacement for the Z axis stabilizer on Kingroon's KP3S pro V2, designed to remove the spool holder from the structure, to keep the external size the same as the KP3S pro (v1).See the assembly on the video...

A z-axis bridge capable of stabilizing mind-bogglingly long z axes, such as one's own 550mm print height! The Features include an open-ended, push-fit design that dramatically reduces the risk of ACME rod snags and provides a staggering 48mm of rod...

Enhances Z-axis stability, reducing wobble that manifests as X-Y waviness during Z-axis ascent. For optimal results, enlarge the rod holes to 8mm or 5/16" and the acme screw hole to 1/4". Lubricate the system with a thin layer of grease for reduced...

I've tried various z-axis stabilizers for my Velleman K8400 Vertex 3D printer, but they don't fit because of the different gap between the back wall and the Z axis. So, I decided to design my own with an adjustable distance. The gap between the back...