ender 3 z axis support 3d models

This design is what I've been using for a while now with now problems, the original artist has released a better version for eliminating z wobble but I have not had the time to remix that for the ender 3 v2 in bowden config Screws must be put in...

... the bearing to be pressed in without adhesive. Feel free to edit the design here: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/j4HtVp0ZloT-k8400-z-axis-support Printer Settings Printer: Velleman K8400 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20%

Upgrade its Z-axis support system to maximum rigidity and strength. Now, let's get down to business: Assembly instructions: Step 1: Start by preparing your work area - clear off any clutter and ensure a safe workspace. Step 2: Mount the...

Here I'm adding my take on a z-axis support, while learning Fusion 360. It's also supporting the x-axis. ...Just use M3x10 or M4x10 to screw it into the frame and wood screws if you want to attach it to a base plate.

I upgraded to the second dual Z screw on my Ender 3 Max and needed to relocate the Power Supply so I made this bracket. Make sure you ground the power supply! Printing: Infill - 30%-100% (I like 100% for structural components) Supports - No...

I upgraded to dual Z motors using a Comgrow CR-10 kit on my Ender 3, which necessitated a PSU mount and led me to design a simple one. This should smoothly slide into the extrusion and securely fasten to the PSU with two bolts mounted on the tallest...

This is a combination of a filament guide and a z-axis stabilizer, without the need of a bearing. It's printed at 100.3% scale and works fine as is. It's abit loose until you attach the screws again. ... The spacers are meant to space the original...

Nema 17 Motor Holder / Motor Mount for Steppers till 48mm for z-Axis at a 4040 / 4020 Profile and it's 3,5mm thick. Remember a Stepper could be warm (PLA will very early be weak). Use a Washer under the Screw. ...Für Motor M3x10 and for the Mount M4x12

Not a remix, but inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3877505 Since the second Z axis gets in the way of other tool holders, here is a version that bypasses the second Z axis

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 Infill: 40% (for...

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

I had homing issues with Z axis, so I made this. Print with PETG. ...Designed to be friction mounted.

Sunhokey offers robust Z-axis support for enhanced stability and accuracy in 3D printing applications. This comprehensive system includes adjustable screws that allow users to customize the printer's setup according to their specific needs. By...

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) ...

... from the upgraded yellow springs. The next time I have a chance to check it again, I'll try to figure out what is going on and may update the design to support this other Ender 3 Pro configuration. ... Sorry if this has caused anyone a problem.

Support Unavailable Resolution 0.2 Z Knob Offers Advantage The longer screw inside the Z knob, measuring 12mm, provides a benefit when paired with a Z motor damper. This setup lifts the motor and rod up by 1cm, enhancing performance. Damper Bracket...

Knob for Ender 3 Pro \r\n\r\n Size 13 x 3

After installing an adjustable Z motor mount, I had to recalibrate fafabienman's Z-axis guide (which relies on a 608 bearing) as it was now slightly off to the left by 1.5mm. Features -------- • Re-calibrated for use with adjustable z motor mounts.

I modified the Z-axis guide for my 688zz bearing by utilizing a design found on Thingiverse, specifically at the URL https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3080912.

It performs adequately, yet I've yet to discover a comparable model. ...It functions exceptionally well, with no constraints or inconsistencies in the Z-axis movement.

Liked the designs and uses his other knobs but he didn't have a Z-Axis/Rod knob so i made one! ...

I crafted a custom z-axis guide that perfectly suited this setup, as the pre-made ones weren't quite a match.

Clip tool has a 3mm wide gap, 4mm thick base used to offset the Z-axis when switching from the stock bed plate to a glass plate

By utilizing this system, you can effortlessly adjust the Z-axis motor's position laterally, thereby achieving optimal alignment of the bar and ensuring a perfectly straight configuration.

I pulled out this Z-axis stop since the bed wouldn't go down any further and the nozzle was stuck too close to it.

Connect the Z-axis bracket of your Tarantula to a table or platform of your choice for support. Update March 21st, 2017: The issues with the bracket have been resolved and its design has been updated. I hope you still like it. ... Print Settings:...

Support for the Z-axis is available in various sizes, including 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm, which represent the distance between the sensor's fixing holes and those of the support. ...This adaptable design allows for a more precise adjustment of the printing...

Actual Z axis knobs to fit this are here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5147667 Z axis control knob. Revised design from original uploads. new base design prints better and looks better too. Gives users a knob to manually turn the lead...

Had to remove my favourite tool holder as the second Z axis took the place from it - so here's another version for machines with second Z axis. ... Inspired by, but not a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3877505

... extruder en did not had the hardware lying around. ... This is a cable chain for the Z axis and no hardware required Also remixed the chain link from diogosantos88 so it would hinges backwards (see foto) 22 cables chains are needed for the Z axis.