axis mod 3d models

... AM8 design. At least in my fitting I had perfect spacing between the smooth rods at top and bottom so I don't have any issues with the axis binding Please forgive the state of my wiring, now that this mod is complete it is all going to be redone!

Adding a rod to the Y-axis motor enables the use of a dual belt drive system for the Y-axis.

Can be used to add a rod to the Y axis motor to use a dual belt drive for the Y axis.

(Like multicolor, the exterior face) I still need to make some clips to mount the belt to the bed (I do it with glass bed clips atm) #Pros:# - Roller is mounted parallel to the X axis, so no leveling is needed. - Printing on a 3D printed roll, so...

(Like multicolor, the exterior face) I still need to make some clips to mount the belt to the bed (I do it with glass bed clips atm) #Pros:# - Roller is mounted parallel to the X axis, so no leveling is needed. - Printing on a 3D printed roll, so no...

... arose when using ABS material, as seen in the blue printed part. ...Additionally, I made changes to the bearing mounting. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Sunhokey Prusa i3 (MOD) Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm (ABS) Infill: 33%

... surfaces unless the legs are adjusted. I\'m hoping that the Z-axis will run more smoothly (less resistance from running it through the M8 nuts and less inertia (1 rod less). ...You need two of these parts and two skate bearings to fit inside it.

I didn't care for how the Z Axis was so tiny and unstable; I also noticed that the original Z axis brackets didn't have the Z rod directly perpendicular to the top and bottom or the frame.\r\n\r\nThis redesign makes the rods as wide as the printer...

Ensure the strip head points downward, as this is what will engage with the X axis endstop. Mount the original screws onto the plateholders for a solid bond. This design successfully extends the build area up to 130x100mm. ... You may now print and...

... drilled into it for linear rail nuts. Parts required: Printed parts - x2 Linear Bearings LMK12LUU - x2 Linear Rod 12mm - x2 (450mm long) Ball Screw SFU1204 + Nut - x2 (ensure a machined axis is chosen) Bearing 608ZZ - x2 Various bolts and nuts

The Z-axis sensor for this FF model is actually at the bottom and towards the back of the machine with a small arm that is screwed into place on the side of the platen arm (yellow circle in photo.) I have added STLs for 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, and 6mm...

This is for x-axis, direct drive cable management. After converting from bowden to direct drive I needed to keep my cables from getting pinched or drooping onto the back side of the build platform. Its designed to snap over the extruder drive...

This is a mod of the nut trap to accept a TR8x2 Leadscrew in the same place. Two Versions are provided - one for a 4 start nut and one for a single-start nut. \nYou can either print an adapter to put TR8x2 where the current M5 Rod sits (if you have...

These are the parts I used to replace Prusas M5 Z-axis rods with 8mm trapezoid thread rods. It's designed for 18x18mm (15mm high) - 8mm trapezoid nuts and a 5x8mm shaft coupling for NEMA 17 stepper motors. Since I'm using an antiwobble part and auto...

The modified Z-axis, suitable for incorporation via three threaded rods, decreases the risk of overconstraint on the build platform when compared to a four-rod setup. This design concept is akin to the stability provided by tripods versus wobbling...

These are the parts, I used to replace the Prusas M5 Z-axis rods by 8mm trapezoid thread rods. It is made for 18x18mm (15mm high) - 8mm trapezoid nuts and a 5x8mm shaft coupling for a NEMA 17 stepper. Because I use this antiwobble part and auto bed...

I've created Prusa i3 mk3 inspired x-axis parts for my Startt printer. Belts are tensioned by the X stepper tilt, with adjustment made possible by an extra screw that pushes against the mounting screws. There are two versions of the idler side part:...

Support Bracket for the Amazon Dual Z axis mod for ender 5/Ender 5Pro.https://amzn.eu/d/dx3OeG8This bracket is designed to be mounted inside the build volume, which will cause crashes with the printer head.

Remixed from original parts described in [Cancel Auto Leveling on ET4 or ET4 Pro 3D printer](https://shop.anet3d.com/blogs/download/how-to-cancel-auto-leveling-on-et4-or-et4-pro-3d-printer) to fit real board, see photos Original parts - Limit Switch...

Check out the detailed guide over at 3dprintbeginner.com! Edit 2021-04-14: Drill guides updated to allow improved clamping. Just thread an M3 or M4 screw through two or three of the roller wheel holes to fasten the jig securely against the frame...

The frame braces come from ProperPrinting, paired with a dual Z axis mod utilizing KFL08 Bearing Brackets. I chose to use the KFL08 because the 608 bearings were yielding poor results due to excessive slack and play between the bearings and the T8...

After testing several Z Axis mods downloaded from Thingiverse, I thought I'd design my own, with the objective of:be as thin as possiblebe lightweightbe rigid enough to withstand the speed of travel.use the existing support on which the laser head is...

After testing several Z Axis mods downloaded from Thingiverse, I thought I'd design my own, with the objective of: * be as thin as possible * be lightweight * be rigid enough to withstand the speed of travel. * use the existing support on which the...

Head over to Instructables for step-by-step directions that make it easy to get started.

Replace the original fastener with a new 8 mm threaded rod and secure it using a 13 mm locking nut.

Thanks to olev for the model provided. ...I reconfigured this part to transfer the extruder motor for bowden system.

I'm a big fan of the OpenOcular design, but I needed something that would not only allow me to attach my phone to the mount horizontally, but also provide a secure grip so it wouldn't slip out of place. To achieve this, I modified the existing clamps...

Modification of the original piece adding a final cap on the left side for the car's end stop.

Two Trees Bluer Z Axis Stablizer

I can't leave things alone so I had to turn this guy into an animatronic!!! ...Enjoy! Video: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4926224 Instructions can be found here: https://hackaday.io/project/181103-3-axis-skull-mod-for-12ft-skeleton