cr 10 z wobble 3d models

BOM 2x machine screw M4x40 2x T-nut M4 You can find the button on the z-axis here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4600923 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The Z-axis of the 3D printer Let's wobble !! A small essay on the...

I modified the Ender 3 and CR-10 "Z" axis motor mount by 3Dthingsmaker to fit my CR-10 with T-Bracket and house the stock radial bearing that came with my CR-10 Mini. After watching a YouTube video by AletheianAlex, who explains z-wobble and its best...

The TEVO Tornado, CR-10 and other similar printers come equipped with a spring stepper coupler that lacks Z axis rod support. When the printer pushes up the X axis using the Z stepper motor, any friction present causes the coupler spring to compress...

this is a remix of Tekti's design (thanks to him) the difference with its model is that it is based on 4 balls per level. the magnets must be inserted during the print (attention bed <75 degrees). moreover this version is made to work with M3...

My z-axis rod on one side of my CR-10S5 had excessive wobbling and vibrating. I took the rod topper clamp file by user "thinkyhead" and added a tube to cover the top of the axis rod completely. The screws were removed, and this adapter was placed...

... stepper motors naturally relax. ...As this occurs, the Z-Axis begins to drop. To measure and secure my CR-10 S5's Z-Axis, I implement this technique. Required components include: 1. One 10X24 screw, measuring 5/8 inches in length 2. ...One 10x24 nut

Engineered Upgrade Kit: Enhance Stability and Precision of CR-10's Vertical Axis A precision-crafted accessory tailored to bolster the structural integrity of the CR-10's pivotal Z-axis, enabling users to unlock new levels of stability and accuracy...

No tools required to install, effortless setup, and sleek Z-axis lifter.

The secondary Z-Axis gantry bracket was now rubbing against the stepper motor every time I homed in the Z-axis because it had been set too low in relation to the Z-axis limit switch. Since I was short on time, I decided to leave it alone and see how...

To avoid adjusting the Z limit switch or sourcing new hardware, I designed this spacer for the frame. Two different thicknesses of the spacer are included, allowing you to choose the one that triggers the switch more to your preference. Be cautious...

This is a protective cover designed to fit over the Z-axis stop on a Creality CR-10 3D printer.

A modified CR-10 Z endstop that boasts exceptional adjustability, essentially mirroring the functionality of a standard stock unit but with added flexibility to suit various user preferences and applications.

Simple and affordable to construct, a Z-axis frame brace for the Creality CR-10 features built-in fine adjustment, allowing precise setting of the geometry of the z-axis frame to exactly 90 degrees relative to the base frame on both sides. This setup...

For more on this issue, check out https://www.th3dstudio.com/knowledge-base/cr-10-z-axis-troubleshooting/. To ensure the part's stability, I've built it with five layers of strength on top, bottom, and walls. ...Plus, it'll be screwed into place from...

Here is a simple Z axis brace for the CR-10 I modelled in Fusion 360. It mounts behind the Z axis extrusion on the right side, out of the way. I used 1/2 dia aluminum rod drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 in each end but any stiff material could be...

Here is a simple Z axis brace for the CR-10 I modelled in Fusion 360. It mounts behind the Z axis extrusion on the right side, out of the way. I used 1/2 inch diameter aluminum rod drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 in each end but any stiff material...

This is my attempt at a low-cost and simple dual Z mod for the CR-10. I haven't tried this yet, I'm waiting for my lead screw. My BOM 1 x 608 ball bearing (top lead screw mount) 2 x 625 ball bearing (bottom lead screw mount) 1 x 5 to 8mm flex...

New User Mount for CR-10 V2: A Handy Tool for Easy Setup The New User Mount is a game-changer for anyone setting up their CR-10 V2 3D printer for the first time. This ingenious device makes it simple to lower the bed, ensuring a smooth and...

A critical update for CR-10 S5 owners: the center tensioning component has been lengthened by 15mm. To complete this modification, you'll require M4x50mm screws and nylock nuts. ... For optimal performance, install these 50T 8mm bore GT2 timing wheels...

Add this Z-Axis Offset to free up space for a 4 mm thick sheet of glass on the bed.

This is a Z-axis gusset I created to boost rigidity and minimize vibration. It's installed on the rear of the right side Z upright. Take a look and share any suggestions or improvements you might have. ... Hardware (4) M3 x 8 socket head cap screws (4)...

For this makeover, I utilized the following components: 1pc Machifit 500mm Lead Screw with an 8mm thread and a 2mm pitch lead screw featuring a copper nut -> https://goo.gl/cKueAs 1pc 608ZZ bearing - OD22xID8xH7 -> https://goo.gl/ePWxcj 1pc Flexible...

################################################################### I designed these three parts for making a second stepper lift up the second side of the Z-bar. The parts I needed to buy are: 1. T8 Threadbar with 500mm length + follower (Mother)...

CR-10 Z-Axis Motor Fixation Installation

CR-10 Z Limit Lowering Bracket

Made this to check Z wabble/Z banding on CR-10. ... Height: 400mm Bed Adhesion: Brim

I'm designing a custom bracket specifically for my CR-10 Max to stabilize the z-axis motors and address the inconsistencies in 3D printing quality caused by motor wobble. ...This modification aims to improve print accuracy and resolution, ensuring more...

The CR-10 Z frame brace design draws inspiration from a similarly crafted aluminum version available on eBay.

Remix of rc101's CR-10 Adjustable Z-Stop Modified to Permit Adjustable Placement of Mount Using Existing Screws, Allowing Enhanced Flexibility in Z-Height.

CR-10 Pro users, enhance your printing experience with our CR-10 Adjustable Z Bracket! ...This innovative solution empowers you to elevate your bed beyond standard heights, opening up new possibilities for large and complex prints.