anycubic i3 mega z axis adjustment 3d models

Anycubic i3 Mega z-axis stabilizer and adjuster V1.1 ________________________________________________________________________ v1.1 Change log - Counter-sunk screw heads are now used - Design has been reinforced...

Anycubic i3 mega s z-axis. ... You need: lm8uu bearings - 4 brass inset nuts M3 X D5.0 X L5.5 brass inset nuts M3 X D5.0 X L4 linear shaft 8mm 360mm and more length - 2

... into the part and fit it snugly. Simply attach it to the Z-axis frame of Anycubic i3 Mega without needing a screwdriver or any other tools. ...By doing so, vibration in the Z-axis direction is reduced significantly, resulting in improved accuracy.

Hey, I didn't find an easy way to set the Z-Axis screws on my Anycubic I3 Mega-S Printer, so i designed this simple distancer with different heights that can be used to align the X-Axis parallel to the Print bed. I determined the approximate heights...

mount for anycubic i3 mega (s)ive mounted a raspi cam on it. 100% infil0,2mmive used greentec pro Carbon cause flex is bad in this case you need m3x12 screws to assemble. 

... Settings: - Layer Height = 0.15 mm - Infill = 15% (Grid) The Bolt to adjust the z axis scratches the housing of the y traveling. So i just made a little part to holt the screw in place. ... Hopefully i can help some people with the same Problem

... is a spacer that needs to be positioned between the foundation components on either side and the vertical axis modules. ...Its length measures precisely one hundred millimeters, which streamlines the horizontal alignment process of the z-axis blocks.

... two wood screws. ...Prevents the z axis ACME screw from shaking back and forth when your printer is... printing. This design is an upgrade from others as it still allows your printer to reach its maximum z-axis height without interference or binding

To achieve this, I imported the original design into SketchUp, erased the rear text, made some minor simplifications and adjustments, flipped it over, and exported it as an STL file. Upon loading it into Cura for slicing, I merely duplicated it and...

I was having trouble with my Z-axis height adjustment, where the screws kept loosening up and shifting around during the homing process, making it impossible to get an accurate and consistent reading. ...Luckily, I discovered these clever clips that fit...

This extension of the gauge attaches itself to the x-axis, making it possible to achieve precise alignment of z and potentially the bed. ...Good times!

A small accessory for securing the Z-axis endstop screw on the AnyCubic I3 Mega 3D printer model.

... specifically designed for 4mm glass bed printing. If you encounter difficulties with Z axis calibration on your Anycubic i3 Mega, please consult this topic: https://www.lesimprimantes3d.fr/forum/topic/9051-double-endstop-axe-z-modification-officiel

A little holder for z-endstop screw of anycubic i3 mega.

Designed for Anycubic I3 Mega Z-Axis Camera Mount C920/Tripod Screw by Aerocalculus https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2858044 This item allows you to only need an Allen key to install the camera mount, while holding this from behind.

This versatile camera mount effortlessly attaches to the Z-axis of the Anycubic I3 Mega 3D printer. It seamlessly integrates with any camera boasting a standard camera tripod screw mount, making it an ideal match for popular models such as the...

This Anycubic i3 Mega Z-Axis Rod holder boosts Z-axis stability. You will require two Bearing 608 ZZ 8x22x7mm for optimal performance. Before printing, consult my Circle Checkers to ensure precise Bearing fitting. ... Visit the following links for...

I designed this flexible coupling specifically for the Anycubic i3 mega to connect threaded rods and Z-motors because of z-wobble issues. Replacing rigid couplers with these flexible ones compensates for imperfections in threaded rods. To attach...

This is a flexible coupling I designed for the Anycubic i3 mega to connect the threaded rods and the z-motors, because I had some issues with z-wobble. I replaced the rigid couplers with these ones, to compensate imperfections of the threaded...

As I've had success with this design on my CR-10, I'm implementing it on my Anycubic i3 MEGA too. To assemble the frame mount, extension(s), and camera mount, use M2,5 x 20 screws/nuts (available at Amazon under B015A338TG). For securing the USB...

... ensures you don't obstruct the cables and filament tube in the upper frame of your printer. ...It was specifically created to fit the Anycubic i3 Mega, utilizing the led light strip designed by @masher55 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2494944).

I wanted to have a Z-axis moving cam. Remix for wansview Webcam 1080P with minor issues... ...the cam should be not that close and the angle should be adjusted, but it works.

Little thing to fix the inaccuracy and rattle of the leveling-screw from the z-axis

... This clip is then used to mount an adjustable arm that moves the Raspberry to a safe distance from the X-Axis carriage. Finally, a holder for the Raspberry chassis is screwed to the arm. I utilized Thing 2328261 as a case for my Raspberry W Zero.

Z-Axis Camera Mount for Raspberry Camera V2 - A Essential Component Mounting on Z-Axis is a Breeze with This Customized Solution Two M4x12 bolts, along with washers and nuts, are Required to Secure the Mount in Place Some Fine-Tuning may be Necessary...

A camera mount for your octoprint / raspberry pi camera that mounts directly to the holes in the left side of the z-axis cage. This way the camera will travel up with the extruder, so you always nicely see the currently uppermost layer. ... The...

I take it upon myself to redesign the x-axis mounting supports from scratch and introduce a brand new support system for the z-axis, as the original design was lacking in this regard. ...With so little available on Thingiverse, I decide to create an...

... on the original mount wasn´t stiff enough to hold the camera perfectly horizontal. ... I´ve added another peg for the existing hole on the Z gantry so it cannot move anymore. For me it was a perfect fit. ... Edited using Tinkercad :-) Cheers Daniel

... original mount not being stiff enough to hold the camera perfectly horizontal. ...To resolve this, I added another peg for the existing hole on the Z gantry so it can no longer move. The fit was spot on for me. Edited using Tinkercad. ...Cheers, Daniel

Anycubic i3 Mega / i3 Mega S - Z-Axis Improvement ______________________________________________________________________ The Z-axis of the Anycubic i3 Mega is prone to vibrations, and here's a small solution. The following advantages result: - 4...