anycubic i3 mega z axis adjustment 3d models

Adjustment screw for AnyCubic I3 Mega bed leveling system.

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Anycubic i3 Mega Z-axis Universal Detachable Camera Mount and X-axis Rail Use two rubber bands to hold the camera firmly in place. Simply detach the camera from the rail, and the rail from the bed adapter for easy access. Make sure the bed adapter...

Easy Mount Adapter Required to Fit Custom Z Nuts on Z Axis To Install This Adapter, You'll Need an M3 Nut and a Healthy Dose of Patience.

I designed this adapter to link the threaded rod to the shaft on the Z-axis. I took a few swift measurements, and it was done. ...Hopefully, it proves useful.

This bracket secures the z-axis in its correct position. Detach the z-coupler and x-axis before mounting it. This ensures a smooth installation process without any bends. Once installed, tighten all screws firmly. ... You will need to print: Main part:...

**Anycubic i3 Mega S- Z axis wire barrier** Generally the extruder wire doesn't bother while printing smaller things. But when you're printing taller things, you might have noticed that, the wires get stuck inside the metal frame. This part will help...

This part can be clipped on the frame of the anycubic i3 mega to prevent the cables etc. ...of the printhead get stuck on the z-axis or get stuck under the frame.

I tried to use them directly in my Anycubic I3 Mega but had two problems: - The nut is very close to the Z endstop and touches when it turns. I rounded the top half of the nut and now it rotates perfectly. - When I tried to disassemble it, I...

You Don't Lose Any Print Volume with This X Axis Wire Holder for Anycubic i3 Mega. With this design, you don't lose any print volume on your Anycubic i3 Mega 3D printer. ...The x axis wire holder fits neatly in place without compromising the size of...

I recreated the original Z axis endstop handle from mjedlinski to make it compatible with my I3 Mega which has a V6 Clone hotend and an Ultrabase - actually, it was the pre-Ultrabase version, but I upgraded/added it. The height adjustment fits...

A Simple Z-Cable Holder for the Anycubic i3 Mega This DIY project is designed to keep your Z-axis cables tidy and organized, making it easier to manage your Anycubic i3 Mega 3D printer. The simple design ensures a clean workspace and reduces the risk...

To fine-tune your system's coordinate settings, navigate to the Axis Controls panel and locate the Z-axis calibration option. Simply enter the desired value or use the intuitive slider to adjust the setting precisely. ...Confirm your changes by clicking...

Here is the device used to adjust the z axis endstop. Its creator remains unknown, but users have successfully downloaded it from the wanhaoUSA website and installed it with ease. ...This adaptation serves as a convenient reference point for those...

The Z-axis cable guide for the Anycubic i3 Mega printer enables Bowden and cables to retract freely onto the upper section of the device. To achieve complete coverage, you will need to print two separate components that fit snugly over the surface. ...A...

The complete ZX axis must then be assembled, positioned back on the machine, 8 screws of the Z guiding rods clamps fixed back, Z guiding rods clamps tightened back, drive shafts coupled back, E-plugs in, Z-stoppers adjusted, ZX axis final adjustments...

A component for the Anycubic i3 Mega, in the version delivered to me in March 2018, was created. This guide element is inserted around the two Z-axis limit switch adjustment screws. By doing this, a more reliable reproducibility of the zero points...

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------// Z axis leadscrew anti wobble for the i3 mega. It's a two piece design inspired by other designs found on thingiverse. The top piece clips...

I designed a handy knob for improved control over the buildplate (y-axis) of my Anycubic i3 mega printer. The hole in place looks like it was made for something just like this! Make sure you secure the screw with locktite or glue, as it tends to...

This is a X axis belt tensioner for an Anycubic I3 Mega. Two M3x4x5mm thread inserts are required and two M3 bolts. ...The bolt which mounts to the pulley should be a countersunk head screw, to save space.You will need to drill an additional hole in the...

Z axis leadscrew anti wobble for the i3 mega. It's a two piece design inspired by other designs found on thingiverse. The top piece needs to be somewhat flexible such as printed in nylon or Pla plus to be able to clip it onto the frame. Also you may...

1) The height of this block is specifically tailored to my printer's bed height, nozzle length, and Z endstop screw adjustment, which may not be accurate for all i3 mega printers but should be close. However, adjusting your Z endstop adjustment...

... rod mount, to replace the stock rod mount. This is to ensure proper alignment between lead screw and linear rod. This part is optional. My i3 Mega designs are in this collection: https://www.thingiverse.com/bartolomeus/collections/anycubic-i3-mega

If your Anycubic i3 Mega is dedicated solely to 3D printing, this component is not intended for you. However, I aimed to transform my printer into a multifaceted machine (CNC mill, vinyl cutter and laser cutter). This involved completely removing...

If you're using an Anycubic i3 Mega for printing, this part isn't designed for you. I've decided to repurpose my printer into a multi-functional machine that combines CNC milling, vinyl cutting, and laser cutting capabilities. To achieve this, I...

If you are using an Anycubic i3 Mega for printing, this part is not necessary. However, if you want to convert your printer into a universal machine that can handle CNC milling, vinyl cutting, and laser cutting, you will need to remove the entire...

If you are using your Anycubic i3 Mega for 3D printing, this part is not for you. However, I want to convert my printer to an all-in-one machine (CNC mill, vinyl cutter and laser cutter). For this, I removed the entire hotend, extruder and heated...

If you are using your Anycubic i3 Mega for 3D printing, this part is not for you. However, I want to convert my printer to an all-in-one machine (CNC mill, vinyl cutter and laser cutter). For this, I removed the entire hotend, extruder and heated bed...

I'm using 80x10x20mm blocks to roughly level the x-carriage bars on my Anycubic I3 Mega before homing and manual bed leveling, especially for machines not equipped with dual-Z endstops. I designed them so they easily join together and stay...

The original part was far too fragile and didn't fit on my printer.