ender 3 lead screw 3d models

Thin is a ender 3/pro Lead Screw Stabilizer flush

Lead screw knob designed specifically for the Ender 3 3D printer, with interchangeable elements and a robust build. This remix takes inspiration from the original design, but offers a comprehensive overhaul to create a sleek and modern extruder knob...

A stabilizer for the top of the Z-axis lead screw secures firmly in place, utilizing a 608-2RS bearing to support the lead screw and two M4*10 screws with hammer head nuts to lock down the top extrusion tightly. ... Moving the carriage to the top...

I noticed the filament sometimes wants to wrap around the lead screw so i designed a cap that prevents it from happening. It can be placed on the top 2020 extrusion without disassembling anything. ...Print it with supports off - the model has an easy...

I designed my own through in catia Inser the bering Diamanter 18 mm in the part This Z support should fixed with two screw M3 like in the pictures You have to disassemblied the bar to put it

Just a modification from the Lead screw stabilizer to use it with countersunk screws. ...I used some extra ones I had from my Ender 3.

Upgrade element of the CREALITY Ender 3 printer. ...Support with or without ball bearings to guide the Z-axis lead screw

Lead Screw Stabaliser for Ender 3. There are variants available that require T nuts and bolts. This design requires none - only part to be puchased is the bearing which can be found at the bottom of the descriptio. Bearing Dims are 8mm x 19mm x 6mm.

......Uses a 608 or 688 bearing to hold the lead screw and two M4*8 screws and two screw washer with hammer head nuts to secure to the top extrusion. Moving the carriage to the top will hold the lead screw in place to ensure the correct lateral placement.

The stabilizer attaches firmly to the top of the Z-axis lead screw using a robust 608 or 688 bearing, which grips the lead screw securely. The device is anchored by two M4*8 screws and two durable screw washers with hammer head nuts that fit snugly...

Adds strength and balance to the vertical motion of the lead screw system by utilizing a specially engineered component that perfectly complements an 8x22x7mm bearing featuring an 8mm central rod and a 22mm outer diameter, a widely accepted standard...

The lead screw that came with the Dual Z kit was to big, so I decided to make a little cover/knob =) M4 Inserts: Not quite good: https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/32958273559.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.6c62b90atyCEFa Good:...

The lead screw included with the Dual Z kit was too large, so I made a small cover/knob. ... M4 Inserts: Not ideal: https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/32958273559.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.6c62b90atyCEFa Better option:...

Ender 3 Lead Screw Stabilizer with Integrated Filament Guide featuring T-Slot Design and precision-machined filets for optimal bearing engagement, ensuring smooth and precise filament movement.

Ender 3 Lead Screw Stabilizer. Mods: Bolt holes enlarged to 3mm, matching the majority of other Ender 3 components. You can then also use printable T-Nuts from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3050607 Vertical supports added below bolt holes...

I got tired of accidentally getting grease on my fingers when loading filament.

Ender 3 V2 lead screw support. no bolt removal required. Presses into top of 20x20 extrution. ...requires a 508 bearing.

Ender 3 V2 lead screw support to move the support onto the vertical 2040 bar from the top 2020 bar. I needed this part as part of a dual z-axis belt tensioner system to accomodate a GT2 pulley, but will work for general lead screw stablization too.

The stabilizer for the Z axis lead screw features an 688Z bearing that securely holds the lead screw in place, while M3*10 screws with printed hammer head nuts provide additional support, held firmly by hex finished nuts attached to the top...

The dimensions of this part are 1mm longer than elmerohueso's original design, with the center of the lead screw situated 21 mm from the frame's face. If you require longer or shorter versions, please leave a comment and they will be provided. To...

A stabilizer for the top of the Z axis lead screw is designed to utilize Radial Ball Bearings, specifically Double Sealed (8x 22 x7mm) bearings that hold the Z lead screw firmly in place. ...Two M3*10 screws with hammer head nuts from the kit are used...

I grabbed a larger ball bearing I had lying around so I modified Makramg's stabilizer by expanding the hole and adding some extra height, and it works perfectly now.\r\n\r\nA Z axis lead screw stabilizer designed to utilize Radial Ball, Double Sealed...

A precision-machined lead screw stabilizer, crafted with a high-quality ball bearing that boasts an outer diameter of 15.8 millimeters, is integrated directly into the filament guide via a precisely cut 4.2 millimeter teflon tube. ...Additionally,...

I edited the original stabilizer for 628 2RS, a bearing that's not only 2mm taller but also wider than its predecessor. ...Despite these differences, everything else about it remains largely unchanged. I installed it using M4*10 screws.

I used the original file for a long time, but after a while it began to sack down. This is why i added some material to make it better. ...

I Downloaded Model I Made a Mistake on Center Line of Through Hole, Fixing It as of 4-17-2020. ... This Fits My Dual Lead Screw Upgrade Should Fit Regular Ender 3 Also. ...(The Ones I Got with Creality Dual Z Kit Were Junk, Center Line Not Even Close.)

Support for the top of the Z lead screw on an Ender 3 3D printer prevents accidental bending by rotating it unsupported by hand. It is designed to be used in conjunction with a Z knob, techboner's (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3179667), fitted to...

The user tweaked blaablaaguy's extruder control handle to blend in seamlessly with the existing Ender 3 z-axis handle.

I know that there are a number of these out there but all of them screw into the lead screw. To me, that means eventually turning them will cause them to become loose. So I made this one that uses 1-4 3mm screws to tighten the handle to the lead...