ender 3 v2 dual z axis 3d models

Design an Ender 3 (and Ender 3 Pro) Dual Z-Screw setup, using a single Z stepper without sacrificing Z-Height build volume. This system uses two new lead-screws, each 500mm long, to ensure no loss in the Z-Height. I suspect that 450mm or even 400m...

I purchased a LED strip to go on the inside of my ender 3 v2's frame. The original file is awesome but I could not run the led strip all the way around the frame because there was no space behind this bumper. I edited it TinkerCAD to create space for...

I used Tinkercad to merge a z axis support bearing holder and a spool relocation arm to do both jobs at one go, I added features to customize it, hope you enjoy this took me awhile to get it right

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.

I tuned original because it not worked for me. ...I have different distance between frame and motor. It's model can help to fine tune your Z-axis motor position.

I remixed the original M5 Z Axis bar wire guide because I want to use M5x20 screws with Phillips head. I Moved the screwholes more together and made two big washers. ... Now it works fine for me!

... smoothly onto the rod, winding the Z-axis up with ease. It won't lower the Z-axis back down, instead backing off of the rod, but that's not a big deal since 99% of the time I need to adjust the Z-Axis is to lift it out of the way, not lower it down.

I didn't modify either file beyond combining, so the filament roller was designed for a 608 ZZ bearing, and the Z axis support was designed for a 608-2RS, but either one should work. **Just printed the first one, and added some pictures. I think...

I printed and used the excellent original part by pberenyi, but found one significant problem with it: When I reached the top of my Z axis travel, the extruder and knob collided with the support structure for this bracket. Additionally, I couldn't...

Remixed the front bracket by removing the top screw bracket. ...This bracket collided w/ my second z-axis stepper motor so I removed it.

Z-Axis Stepper Motor Planetary Gear Upgrade **What this mod does:** The Z-axis stepper motor works at 1.8° steps, with a quad threaded lead screw that raises the X gantry by 8mm per revolution. 200 steps in a full circle, with 0.04mm per full step.

This is a remix that combines the Z-axis stabilizer (made by @benawhite link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3370355) and a custom filament guide that is mounted in. (design inspired by this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932 but smaller) ...

This appears to be an instructional guide on upgrading and modifying a 3D printer, specifically the Z-axis assembly. Here's a breakdown of the text: **Step-by-Step Instructions** 1. **Drill Holes**: Drill holes marked "C" with a 3mm or 1/8" drill...

This part will help you to keep the same distance from nozzle to bed, each time you start printing

remix of the remix, improved the way it holds to the motor and added the chain continuation

requires a clamp from a dollar store, dont forget to remove the holder after you changed the fillament

This is a Remix from this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3065024 I adapted it for my Amazon purchased camera: https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B08K3K8L7K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

need ball bearing 8x22x7 mm https://www.banggood.com/10pcs-ABEC-7-608ZZ-8x22x7mm-Ball-Bearings-Deep-Groove-Ball-Bearing-p-1185033.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search

need ball bearing 8x22x7 mm https://www.banggood.com/10pcs-ABEC-7-608ZZ-8x22x7mm-Ball-Bearings-Deep-Groove-Ball-Bearing-p-1185033.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search

Currently using with this bed: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08P4YJ4QK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I plan to make another that doesn't require me to move my z-axis endstop from the side to the front but it's working well...

Screw slots have a small stroke, which allows you to more accurately align the screw of the Z-axis. 4 mounting points for the motor and holder give a more rigid fixation. You also need: 4 screws M3x8 4 screws M4x8 4 holders M4 for v-slot...

... this mount desolder of the switch in the board is needed. You need to desolder the switch and solder it again but on the other face of the endstop PCB. If you don't do this step the Z axis will miss the switch and your Z stop will never occur.

I modified the very reliable Version of Ender 3 Y and Z-rail mount to a no-drilling version. You won't need to drill any holes for it to fit on Ender-3. I designed an X-endstop that fits on the linear rail and is movable. I use a belt-tensioner,...

the original was not firmly enough in the profile of the ender 3 pro, i fixed that and made it a little less angular.

I've scoured Thingiverse for Z-Axis knobs with unique features in mind. Specifically, I sought out a couple of key characteristics: first, threaded engagement with the z-rod instead of just relying on push fit so it could effectively turn the rod and...

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...

I realized I wanted to have a cable chain for the z axis and for the x axis, meaning I needed some kind of joint between them. With the newly freed spot where my extruder motor once was, I had the idea of mounting it there. Then I realized I had a...

This is a Z-axis camera mount which gives a rear view of the print bed, since the front and sides are blocked by my upgraded cooling vents. It is very stable and holds my heavy camera with no issues. ... Filament: PETG Layer Height: 0.2 ...

... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515 The bed leveling very cumbersome with the stock springs, and the bed can jump down from the screws. ...This limit switch mount makes the whole Z axis lower with 4mm, so the springs can keep stronger the bed.