axe z 3d models

A direct-drive smartrapcore Alu revisited with a z-axis trapezoidal screw and adjustable stainless steel tray. The tray features detachable connectors for easy removal of the heatbed. I removed the bearing bracket as it's not necessary. ...This model...

\r\nYou can monitor your prints all along with this mount on the Z-axis. \r\nIt simply fixes to the bed axis. \r\n\r\nNovember 14, 2020: Update V2 stronger than ever! \r\n\r\nIf you find this helpful and like my work, thank you for any donations to...

To minimize vibrations in your prints, use thread rods with D22/8 x 7mm ball bearings. ...Ensure that the rod extension moves smoothly within the rolling bearing during installation (refer to reprap.org discussions on lead screw over-constraining).

... stationary, but that's not ideal for printing tall 3D models. This version allows the Z axes to move freely and adjust positions as needed, while still maintaining a quiet operation - a significant improvement over the genuine piece from Creality.

In the first version the long Z Screws contrained to stay in the same place but it's not good if you want to print tall 3D models, in this version the Z axes can move and adapt these positions and it's still quiet, not like the genuine piece by...

My Mod for Eryone Thinker SE with MGN12H rail system for Z axes Print file: 1 x Z_Block_L 1 x Z_Block_R 6 x Spacer_Z_Block Fasteners: 8 x Hex socket Screws M3x8 + Flat washer 6 x Hex socket Screws M5X50 + Flat washer

My Mod for Eryone Thinker SE with MGN12H rail system for Z axes 2 x MGN12H 500mm Print file: 1 or 2 Jig_mgn12_2040 1 x Z_Block_L 1 x Z_Block_R 6 x Spacer_Z_Block Fasteners: 8 x Hex socket Screws M3x8 6 x Hex socket Screws M5X50 + Flat washer

I designed this guide specifically for the Z axes, as the original models were generating excessive noise vibrations due to a poor bearing fit in its hole. With my model, the bearings fit perfectly and do not move, which led me to suggest adjusting...

3D MODEL DESCRIPTION My Mod for Eryone Thinker SE with MGN12H rail system for Z axes 2 x MGN12H 500mm Print file: 1 or 2 Jig_mgn12_2040 1 x Z_Block_L 1 x Z_Block_R 6 x Spacer_Z_Block Fasteners: 8 x Hex socket Screws M3x8 6 x Hex socket Screws M5X50 +...

I struggled getting the Z-axis on my TwoUp perfectly aligned perpendicularly to the XY plane, as both Z and XY axes were skewed severely. Finally, after sorting everything out, I produced this model to confirm that all angles are indeed 90 degrees.

I crafted a custom solution for securing my Ender 3's Z axes and extruder cables. It seamlessly integrates with the original bolts, providing a snug fit that keeps everything in its place. I'm excited to share this creation with fellow makers and...

A straightforward solution exists: clamp X and Z axes cables with ease using the existing screws, eliminating the need for any additional parts. ...This method relies on friction tapers, which don't demand precise printing tolerances, making it a...

Project Axeman is a cutting-edge endeavor that seeks to redefine the boundaries of human interaction and machine learning. ...By harnessing the power of artificial intelligence and deep neural networks, this project aims to create an intelligent agent...

The new router base and gantry X Axis V2 now comes equipped with an added feature on the beginning of its Z-axis, enhancing overall functionality and performance.

... the thickness of your glass plate. Measure your chosen glass plate carefully and scale up your z-axis dimension in both flashprint and simplify3d to exactly match the plate's thickness. ...With this adjustment, you're ready to print with precision.

This is a two-piece reinforcement bracket specifically designed for the Z-stepper motors on the Anet A8 printer. It's part of a comprehensive set of printable reinforcements that have not yet been published. The lower section, highlighted in red,...

... the tension system right under the 40x40 profil. The heigh depend of the type of support that you are using. The pad should be printed with tps at low density and the height can be adjusted with the Z scale on the slicer program to fit you setup.

Here is a Support for Raspberry Camera to use with Astroprint or Octoprint. This support is attached to the X axis cart that moves up during printing. It uses three X motor securing screws. ...This support reuses the camera case found at...

this is a remix of 2 différent thing i find here on the site. i reshape it a little bit for easier installing on the rail. ... handle with care

Flip out socket wrench pivot arm retaining clips. Secure axis stabilizer bar with screw clamp lock and bracket bolt tighteners. Lock down shaft holder fasteners at hinge joints carefully, ensure no slack exists between rotating assembly parts.

You can use the screw to get your hotend higher or lower to the heatbed.

This object was crafted using Tinkercad. ...You can modify it right now at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7v1yQW3c2Ow

Pour les axes X, Z, imprimez les deux pièces et attachez-les comme indiqué ci-dessus. Pour le drapeau, il faut percer des petits trous comme sur la photo et utiliser un taraud M3 pour le fixer avec une vis M3. Après l'installation, utilisez des...

After listening to feedback, I redesigned how to attach the plate to the Z-axe without compromising the original Z-axe setup. This project is a spin-off from my original design; check it out for more details! Also, be sure to check out my Ikea...

**Also, check out my Ikea Pegboard Spool holder, where this design plays a crucial role!** https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3321244 In this iteration, I'm experimenting with a new approach by positioning the spool and Runout detector on the...

You may use these bearing blocks to replace linear bearings on the X, Y, Z axes of your Prusa I3 from Sunhokey. The distance between the shaft and the plate is 7 mm, matching stock linear bearings exactly. You will need two blocks for each axis. For...

A Simplified Printer Attachment Method Has Been Added** Check out the latest version at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3321446 If you're ready to move forward with this updated design, continue reading: Yes, another iteration of my **Ultimate...