creality dual z axis 3d models

This is knob number 2 based on the Z-Axis Knob for Creality Ender 3 by guppyk (great design, indeed). I added a direction arrow and text to indicate up or down, purely as a visual reference. Two versions are included: one with an up logo & arrow and...

Based on the Z-Axis Knob for Creality Ender 3 by guppyk (outstanding design!). I added a directional arrow and text to indicate up or down, providing a clear visual reference. Two versions are included: one with an upward-facing logo and arrow, and...

This is knob number 2 based on the Z-Axis Knob for Creality Ender 3.I included a direction arrow and text for up or down, just as a visual reference.Two versions are included, one with an up logo & arrow and one with a down logo & arrow.You may also...

I was looking for a much simpler design that wouldn't result in Z height loss by using two MGN12 rails on the Y Axis. I also wanted to use MGN12 rails because having just one caused my bed to rattle left and right and wasn't stable enough for me. I...

These are printable parts I used to add a second z stepper motor (right side ) to my printer after I lengthened the x & y axis I do not own a creality printer, I built a copy of one though and a SINGLE Z was really insufficient so I searched...

Hardware required: 2x M3x6mm screws for stepper motor mount. ... 3x M3x10mm screws for z-axis mount. ... I used 24 links.

This is knob number 2 based on the Z-Axis Knob for Creality Ender 3. I included a direction arrow and text for up or down, just as a visual reference. Two versions are included, one with an up logo & arrow and one with a down logo & arrow. You may...

Based on the Z-Axis Knob for Creality Ender 3 by guppyk (great design by the way). I included a direction arrow and text for up or down, just as a visual reference. Two versions are included, one with an up logo & arrow and one with a down logo &...

Based on the Z-Axis Knob for Creality Ender 3 by guppyk (great design by the way). I included a direction arrow and text for up or down, just as a visual reference. Two versions are included, one with an up logo & arrow and one with a down logo...

It appears to be a long text describing a 3D printing project, specifically a linear rail conversion and dual Z axis conversion for a 3D printer. The text includes: 1. A list of materials needed for the conversion. 2. Instructions on how to print...

It all depends on the time 😄---Z-axis lead screw knob for quick, manual movement of the bed, without homing.Designed for Creality K1, K1 Max, K1C or any other printer using 8 mm diameter leadscrews.The ribs are quite tight, so your printer/filament...

Clip tool has a 3mm wide gap, 4mm thick base used to offset the Z-axis when switching from the stock bed plate to a glass plate

Didn't want to give up my handle just to install a Z-Axis stabilizer, so I mixed them.

By utilizing this system, you can effortlessly adjust the Z-axis motor's position laterally, thereby achieving optimal alignment of the bar and ensuring a perfectly straight configuration.

with this support, replacing the original, the Z axis motor can be moved sideways in order to make the bar as straight as possible

... Upgrade. ...You'll Need to Source a High-Quality 698-RS or SS Bearing, Specifically an 8x19x6mm Model. No Additional Support is Required if You Simply Flip the Z-Axis and Print from the Top Surface. ...The Ender 2 Spool Holder Remains Fully Functional.

... need two M5 threaded rod spacers for your Ender 3 printer's Z axis. ...Specifically, you require two M5 T nuts and two M5 x 6 mm flat head screws. Be aware that if the Z axis extends to a height of 240mm or more, these components will come into play.

This wheel can be printed in two parts and then glued together.Two threaded inserts and two M3 grub screws allow the wheel to hold on tightly to the Z-axis lead screw.

This remix lets you lift the position of your Z-axis end stop switch, giving you the freedom to install longer nozzles, hotends, and more without needing to adjust the bed's height or re-tighten the spring tension.

IT IS UP TO YOU TO DETERMINE IF THIS MODIFICATION IS SUITABLE FOR YOUR NEEDS*** Parts needed: **M5 x 6 Threaded Inserts (two per bracket) 400MM MGN12H linear rails (minimum two, four preferably) M5 x 10 screws (two per bracket)** Brackets to replace...

Synchronization of the screws of the Z axis of the Creality Sermoon D1 Recently, fascinated by its beauty, I bought a Sermoon D1, the new "full enclosed" printer produced by Creality. It was not a brilliant idea because the printer immediately...

I considered creating an upgrade starting from a Z-axis guide equipped with 608Z bearings sourced from https://www.thingiverse.com/fafabienman/about . By integrating a filament guide extension, I've managed to merge the functionality of a Z bearing...

You're looking at a Z-Axis Stepper Bracket designed specifically for CR series printers, upgraded with 48mm stepper motors. Feel free to experiment with different infill patterns, but when it comes to motor mounting, a solid design is likely the way...

2-in-1 model, Z-axis guide and wire guide for ender 3. You'll need 2 M5x10 screws with nuts and a 8x22x7 bearing. ... Feel free to look at my profile to find many objects to print with your Créality ender 3

To keep cables running from the top of the Z-axis down to the bottom tidy and out of the way. ...The top clip is help with friction, whereas the bottom clip requires replacing the two factory M3 screws with longer ones (I used M3x10mm with washers).

Support Unavailable Resolution 0.2 Z Knob Offers Advantage The longer screw inside the Z knob, measuring 12mm, provides a benefit when paired with a Z motor damper. This setup lifts the motor and rod up by 1cm, enhancing performance. Damper Bracket...

... the mount. You'll need: - 2 M4x8 screws - 2 M3x16 screws - 2 M3x6 screws - 2 T-nuts M4 Additionally, you may need to cut a triangle in the rear main plate's Z-axis mounting (check out the pictures). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LunQd1T2LSo

To fix this, loosen the two screws holding the z-axis gantry to the x-axis bar and adjust the height on the right hand side to match the left hand side. Use a leveling tool, such as mine, to make adjustments while the printer is auto-homed. Tighten...

@25mm/s; 0.16mm; 100% fan; 50% infill; 15% 45° support 0.2mm Z-distanceStep two:Remove the motor, and untighten the two M3 bolts that locate the axis. Remove the top aluminium piece.Step three:Slide on the top positioner, then reinstall the top...

Those screws are accessed from the rear of the gantry or the thing that goes up and down on the right hand side on the z-axis (it has the wheels on it). So you loosen up those two wheels and then use something to adjust the height on the right hand...