ender 3 pro z axis stabilizer 3d models

Longer Ender 3 Pro Z axis stabilizer

For Ender 3 Pro Z Axis\ Infill is set at 15 percent.

Stabilizes z axis on ender 3 pro. I used 2 M3 screws and 2 M3 t-nuts to attach it to the frame. ...for the bearing I used a 22mm bearing with and 8mm hole in the center that I found at my school a year ago.

Ender 3 Lead Screw Stabilizer. ... I fixed it because it didn't fit on the 20x20 bare metal.

The "Ender 3 Lead Screw Stabilizer" project was published on September 2, 2018, and can be found at www.thingiverse.com/thing:3080912. After making some adjustments to the original design, I no longer need to secure it with screws. ...Instead, I simply...

You will need 1x 608 bearing, 2x M5x8 screws and 2x M5 T-Nuts. ... Have fun. (It may limits your Z space, so check it first before you print anything big!)

I made changes to the model below. I reduced the distance between the shaft and the body by 1mm. I made an arrangement for mounting the profile. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4768382

Credits for those creators and their parts that made this possible: DrMcWoofles - 608 Bearing Concept - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4628063 Breinstorm - Z axis stabilizer - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3757210 Filboyt - FIlament Guide -...

I was having some problems with my X axis sagging on the side that had no Z screw, so I purchased a dual Z axis kit and printed the parts to stabilize and synchronize the two Z axes.Here is the Timing Belt on...

Carefully install the z-axis rod stabilizing bearing by first disengaging the coupler at the bottom of the rod. Then, gently push the bearing into position and slowly lower the rod back down. ...A friction fit should develop as you slide the bearing...

After successfully printing an interesting design of 608 Bearing by Xtruder (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3002837) on my brand-new and very first 3D printer, the Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D, to test its capabilities, and achieving a great result...

Yet another Z-axis stabilizer for the Ender 3 or Ender 3 Pro. This one comes in two pieces and should be mounted with two M2.5x12MM screws and two M2.5 nuts. The stabilizer uses a 608 bearing that can be hold in place with a small scrub screw...

Yet another Z-axis stabilizer designed specifically for the Ender 3 or Ender 3 Pro models, this one breaks down into two easily assembled pieces. Installation requires the use of two M2.5x12MM screws and two matching M2.5 nuts to secure it in place.

This is a simple all-in-one filament guide and z-axis stabilizer for the Ender 3 Pro. With the use of a ball bearing, the z-axis stabilizer will support the top of the threaded rod while printing. Feel free to customize as needed. No extra pieces...

Didn't like niches in original z-axis stabilizer so I designed a simple cover to hide them.

I designed this stabilizer for the shaft of the z-axis. This is canceling swinging. ...The bearing is very stable and there is nothing preventing it from turning.608 Bearing,2x t-nuts,2x M4x12 screw,2 M2x5 screw, If you think that the bearing is stable...

Stabilizer uses 608zz bearing and needs 2 pieces of m4 t-nut and m4x8 bolt . ...It will be mounted on 20x40 side profiles.I designed it like this because i wanted to use filament guide that you can see in the photo.

Stabilizer uses 608zz bearing and needs 2 pieces of m4 t-nut and m4x8 bolt . It will be mounted on 20x40 side profiles. ...I designed it like this because i wanted to use filament guide that you can see in the photo.

Even after the remix, it wouldn't work with the, "Creality Ender 3 V2 Angled Spool Holder Mount," by epiic, that I was already using. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5686019) So, I took the two ideas and created my own dual-purpose design on...

I designed it like this because i wanted to use filament guide that you can see in the photo.

I liked the aftermarket Z-axis stabilizer by p1mrx, but the front mounts didn't fit my Ender-3 S1 Pro, and the rear mounts were too unstable. I redesigned the mounts to fit my frame (which appears different from the one the designer has), and added...

Ender 3 Z-Axis Stabilizer

Just another Ender 3 Z Axis Stabilizer. I wanted mine to bolt into the stock top bolts. ... All that is needed is any old skateboard bearing.

Z-axis stabilizer remix for Ender 3 that takes a 16mmx4mm bearing. .14 layer height 10% infill regular supports at 5% with .18 air gap and 95% roof and floor density. ...This lets you remove the supports easily.

Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary This is my version of a Z-axis stabilizer support for the top of the Z-rod. This version uses a 608RS bearing which fits snugly. I am using 2 t-nuts and M4x12 hex head screws to attach to the Ender...

I am using 2 t-nuts and M4x12 hex head screws to attach to the Ender 3 top 2020 extrusion rail. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary This is my version of a Z-axis stabilizer support for the top of the Z-rod. This version uses a 608RS...

This is my custom design for a reliable Z-axis stabilizer support, specifically engineered for the top of the Z-rod on my Ender 3 3D printer. To ensure smooth operation, I've chosen a robust 608RS bearing that fits perfectly in place. ...The support...

This is a straightforward Z-axis stabilizer without bearings designed to prevent loss of print height, and it's suitable for dual-drive extruders as well.

A stabilizer for the top of the Z axis lead screw. Uses a JZZJ 608 ZZ (22x7x8) to hold the lead screw and two M5*16 screws with hammer head nuts to secure to the top extrusion. Moving the carriage to the top will hold the lead screw in place to...

You should verify that your print head can travel all the way up before printing, as there might be slight discrepancies in the distance between the Z axis and the aluminum frame. ... V2 - The gap between the Z axis and the aluminum frame has been...