ender 3 v2 dual z axis 3d models

I'm trying out a small spacer for fixing the "Ender 2" z-axis problem. The issue arises when your z-axis won't move up because your brass-nut/extruder mount isn't at a 90° angle to the tower/leadscrew. To fix this, simply add the spacer on top of the...

I upgraded to dual geared extruder many months ago, however it was not particularly easy to thread the filament through the tiny hole and often the filament would get contaminated with grease from the Z-axis rod. This filament guide accepts M6 thread...

Step by step how I mounted mine: Z Axis position for 180mm (Z max for me) Fit bearing on the Z axis Tight both screws to fix position Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.16 Infill: 20...

For dual Z systems, this is the left counterpart of this excellent bracket https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2251730/#files All necessary details and parts can be found on the original Thing's description (608 bearing and 8mm collet). As intended,...

Additional material needed: - 24mm (external diameter) ball bearing with internal diameter of 8mm - Two screws 3,5 x 9,5 (metric) - Shrinking tube for better fitting of the z axis in the ball bearing (optional) Instructions: - Bring the printing bed...

The point is they should have a 2.9 mm height difference, because that is the difference in thickness of the bed. -- UNTESTED -- The rings are printing on my Ender-3 as I type this and I will make adjustments where applicable. V1 has a tight screw...

Creality Ender 4 users rejoice! ...The Z-axis stabilizer is now within your grasp, ready to be printed in its default configuration. ...To secure it firmly in place, gather the necessary hardware: M5 and M4 screws, along with trusty T-nuts.

UPDATE 20180524: -------------------------------- I designed an adjustable version (Ender2_z_stop_adjustable) to overcome the limitations of the standard Ender 2 z-axis endstop mount. This innovative design is a direct result of my desire to utilize...

... the profile Note: nate2569 pointed out that this design won't work on an Ender 3. The issue is that the stock Ender 3 Z axis motor rests on the bottom rail, and with the spacer installed on this bracket, the motor won't fit through the stock holes.

Here you can find the step file to CNC the complete Ender 5 plate to upgrade to dual Z. I decided to place the second Z stepper outside so I can have the same XY printing area. You should contact a local CNC shop and get it done. I have one...

I did not find a solution for the Ender 6 Z axis so I went with the most robust and easily usable solution I could engineer. Excluding printing time, this modification should take approximately 1 hour. The Ender 6 has quite a bit of performance left...

I did not find a solution for the Ender 6 Z axis so I went with the most robust and easily usable solution I could engineer. Excluding printing time, this modification should take approximately 1 hour. The Ender 6 has quite a bit of performance left...

This is a passively attached pillow / bearing / plummer block for the z-axis of the Ender 5 Pro. Will probably fit other similarly fastened z-axis designs, but I don't have another printer to try it on. It's currently a slight compression fit...

To get the Z-axis motor in sync with the z-axis carriage, I added a custom spacer that aligns perfectly without requiring any drilling or modifications.

Z Axis Mount Tripod/Webcam, slides on the right side of the Z Axis arm, uses a standard tripod 1/4inch screw to lock cam into place.

do not have Ender 3 V2 but it is fine

This mod is designed specifically for the Ender 5 and will move the Z-axis to the sides rather than front to back. You can use your existing plate or purchase a new thicker plate and drill/tap M4 holes in the bottom of the plate like I did. The...

I did not find a solution for the Ender 6 Z axis so I went with the most robust and easily usable solution I could engineer. Excluding printing time, this modification should take approximately 1 hour. The Ender 6 has quite a bit of performance left...

To install this upgrade, you will need the following hardware: Auto bed levelling - This mount is not designed to work with the standard Ender 6 Z-Axis Endstop. It could easily be made to, but I figured that most people doing this mod would have...

Creality Ender 3 Z endstop mount Created in Fusion 360 with measurements from the Z endstop mount on my Ender 3 V2 and wanted to have a spare "just in case"

Creality Ender 3 Z endstop mount Created in Fusion 360 with measurements from the Z endstop mount on my Ender 3 V2 and wanted to have a spare "just in case"

This is a Remix of the Ender Z Axis Knob: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3797798 I remixed this design because I love the style of the knob, but the original thread length was too short. Every time I tried to screw the z-axis down, the knob kept...

...However, the counterweight adds some inertia to be overcome in the Z axis, and there is so little movement in the Z axis during printing that the consequence of added inertia should be negligible. This design uses a lead-filled shell as the weight.

Endstop switch installed on Ender 3's Y-axis assembly by Creality.

Just... ...Ender-3 X-axis Cover (Manual leveling hint included) .step - Feel free Remix! ...

Parts to replace the z-axis wheel carriage with linear rails. ...See PDF doc for brief fitting guide.

This is a remix for x-axis stepper motor cover for Ender 3/Pro/V2. ... I have also provided a base model stl file for easy remixing with new logos.

Update 6-10-2020 --- Added Ender 5 Dual Z - Rod Bracket - Upper v2 - Adjustable v6.stl. This adjustable bracket was used to keep the rod-to-rod spacing the same due to my frame not being square, causing binding at the top. This can only be used on...

Improved Z-axis mount for the Ender 2. I discovered my lead screw was shifting about 2mm at the tip as the arm moved downwards. Initially, I thought a spacer behind the motor might be necessary but, after reevaluating, I found that the motor had to...

This two-piece part replaces the Creality CR-10's (Ender 2 and 3 or Tevo tornado, etc...) Z-axis lead screw; It allows you to manually control the hot end up and down (when steppers are disabled), which I have found to be VERY handy at times. You...