ender 3 v2 dual z axis 3d models

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Pitch 8, lead 2. I designed this because I haven't find any model that will fit my printer. I am using this and testing for one week and still works good. I printed this in PLA and PETG. I recommend PETG. V4 is a little loose and I think print this...

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With steppers disabled, the Ender's Z axis leadscrew turns easily, allowing the carriage to drop toward the bed under its own weight. To prevent this from happening, a Z axis lock is necessary, but it's easy to forget to disengage it before printing....

i was bored and wanted a cute extruder knob but did a z axis instead. ...im still new to printing to my results look a bit jank in the photos.

Hello this is a remix of gorkag z axis camera support. I have made it longer and added support to be able to handle the extra weight of the beagle camera. ...

i was bored and wanted a cute extruder knob but did a z axis instead. ...im still new to printing to my results look a bit jank in the photos.

This is 6th version I've fixed for exchang the Z-Axis motor mount.It also can be used if you chang nothing. ... As the name, it just a lid .

Z axis knob to match the extruder knob by Sirpug. Threaded section was pulled from another Thing. ...I printed Thread_test first and found I needed to scale the knob 103% on X & Y to have the thread fit well.

One-piece bracket to provide more lightweight and compact mounting for lead screw nut(s) on the Z axis. Reversible to be usable both on the left and right sides. ...

... on the top-of-extruder bracket to the left for better alignment 2. Replaces the left-of-the-power-supply bottom bracket with a shorter snap-in for better alignment 3. ...Adds a print bed tension relief termination bracket for the z-gantry chain

... these simple steps: First, locate an 608 bearing and have it ready for use. Next, click the provided part into place without needing to disassemble the existing Z axis assembly. ...Once secure, carefully add the bearing to complete the installation.

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

100% infill DONT USE TRIANGULAR PART ON Y AXIS its not working coz its in the way of V rollers but on Z its working fine short corner support goes to the side of Z stop, full corner support should be behind screen frame brace can be used only if you...

Tower to level independent z axis builds. ... Print two of those towers, place them beneath the x bar and lower it until it touches both sides.

It's a **Z-Axis chain connector** for the two holes, that are on the Z-Axis. You'll need some **super-glue** to get the two parts together and **two M4/M5 screws** with wide enough heads and nuts. They can't be too long, or they will block the...

However, upon further inspection, I realized that a pre-made Z-Axis support with the exact same 0.7mm offset was nowhere to be found. As a result, I decided to fabricate my own solution. ...To accomplish this, I needed to incorporate a bearing 608,...

... picture - after fuse FP1. I've checked the option without adding any additional z-axis element and found that the sensor works amazingly well even with the original frame, provided it has a proper width. ...You can see this in action on the gif.

I had a spindle left. ... And came up with the idea to build them into the Ender 3. ... This ist SFU1204 450mm Ballscrew spindle

I reimagined Palodion's design for his extruder knob, adapting it seamlessly to work in tandem with the z-axis screw via a secure press-fit mechanism. ...The revised design is now available for download as both .STEP and .sldprt files, allowing users to...

Optical Endstop for Axis Z. ... Optical sensor with inversion and large (6mm) distance between transmitter and receiver: https://aliexpress.com/item/-/32728213054.html Additionally needed: Additionally needed: M3x12 bolts - 2 pieces for sensor...

I've perfected this sixth iteration of fixing the Z-Axis motor mount by exchanging it with a new one. This upgrade can also be applied without any modifications. ... I'm calling it a lid, and that's exactly what it is - a simple cover.

My first print, I aimed for a perfectly designed Z-Axis handle. The wait is almost over; I'll be unveiling it in just one hour. ... Next up, the revised -4 file boasts a crucial upgrade – threaded connections and an extended shank to accommodate those...

The Z-Axis Knob you have been looking for. Simple, stylish, ergonomic. ;-) Filament. I use this cheap Carbon Fibre PLA, which looks good and adds that little extra strength. Printing. Printing should be really simple. Use any resolution...

Since my Z-axis screw was not perfectly smooth with the original part, I drew a new part with the possibility of adjustments. ###UPDATE 21.03.2021 * Added a version for stock bolts. * Added X-adjustable versions for stock and normal bolts. ... ...

A precision-engineered stabilizer clip is installed along the z-axis, securely housing a high-quality 608-2RS bearing. ...This specialized bearing, sourced from a leading manufacturer such as Amazon's Groove Bearing...

A Step-by-Step Guide to Securing the Z Axis Lead Screw's Top Stability. ... To accomplish this, you will need: * One 608-2RS bearing for smooth operation * Two M4*10 screws for secure fastening * Two T nuts to anchor firmly to the aluminum extrusion...

I upgraded the printer's drive system with a new z-axis drive for enhanced stability. The lead screw for this axis is notably long, as evident from the attached photo. Initially, I had planned to shorten it, but then I opted to add a die on top...

My printer has these Z-motor spacers installed and it is a perfect fit.Post-PrintingPress in a 608 bearing and attach to Ender 3 with (2) M3 or M4 screws and (2) t-slot nuts.Note: The oddball phillips hex washer M3 screws with a shoulder in the photo...

A compact z axis floating bearing without magnets. Uses 8 balls 2.2-2.4mm dia. balls (from a 16x8x6mm bearing) 1. Print all four parts on the flat sides. 2. Use sand paper to smooth the top printed surfaces which mate with each other. 3. Use...