ender 3 z axis support 3d models

This revamped version allows for easy removal of the Z-axis rod and incorporates a double bearing support system, along with a sturdier attachment via two screws. It remains compatible with 608 Ball Bearing type bearings. ...Attach it to your K8200...

Important Update: Before Printing, Double-Check That You've Installed the Z-Axis Support Properly to Avoid Any Issues. ... Print Settings: Printer Model: Anet A8 Raft Options: Disabled (No Rafts) Support Options: Disabled (No Supports) Resolution:...

Z Axis support engineered specifically for seamless integration with 10mm dowels, significantly enhancing the printer's overall stability and reinforcing the Z axis on the Tevo Tarantula. This innovative design also lends itself effortlessly to use...

I needed an anti-wobble support for the Z-Axis, but couldn't find one on Thingiverse. However, I did spot a similar concept in a YouTube video. ... It's incredibly simple and quick to print, and it performs flawlessly!

Modified for M3 heated inserts. ...Includes a 90 degree rotated version compatible with most dual z kits.

I have CoreXY Ender 5 so I needed a solution to adjust the height of the stabilizer, so I designed it with extended holes. ...In this way it can move up/down to align with the height of the bed.

Now I can easily align the base with the Z axis using this support. How It Was Designed Using Fusion 360 Overview and Background Z Axis Stabilizer I designed this to make the Z Axis more robust. This will allow mounting onto a table or plywood base...

Here is a rewritten text of the original post: Eustathios V2 Spyder Z-axis Bed Support Refurbishment The Eustathios v2 Spyder z-axis bed support has been revamped to perfectly integrate with Golmart's set of 1204 ball screws. When installing the ball...

Z carrier from ender 3

Remix of Eric Lien's Eustathios v2 Spyder Z-axis bed support, tailored to pair seamlessly with a set of 1204 ball screws from Golmart. To attach the ball nut, I strongly suggest installing it so that the grease port is easily accessible. The part was...

Remix of Eric Lien's Eustathios v2 Spyder Z-axis bed support, designed to work seamlessly with a set of 1204 ball screws from Golmart. To ensure optimal performance when attaching the ball nut, I highly recommend installing it in a way that keeps the...

Support for the top end of the Z-axis is included, with space to hold a 608zz bearing for use with the THSL screw. Only the left part of the support is provided. ...To print the right side, you must reflect this design in your slicer settings.

The Cetus 3D printer's compact yet robust Z-axis support is a game-changer for its Mark II model, shipped in late November 2017. This ingenious design takes into account the printer's specific needs, ensuring optimal performance. To put this to the...

You can see an example of this type of material on Amazon at https://www.amazon.de/GFK-FR4-Tafelformat-Glashartgewebe-wei%C3%9F/dp/B008058CZC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1520158349&sr=8-3&keywords=FR4+GFK+1mm. To assemble all the components, I used 3M's...

The top of Z axis threaded rods' ACME screws receive additional support from designed bearings with a 0.25" ID and 0.625" OD. ...These specific bearings match the lead screws used, which have their ends turned down to 0.25".

Obviously not liking the small corner supports used for the Tronxy X3A, specifically for the Z-axis I designed bracket from scratch. IMPORTANT NOTE: After publishing here and then fitting I saw that the guide blocks closest to the 3 holes which also...

I built this Z-Axis support for the bottom end of my FLSUN i3 c 2017's lead screw. I modified the Aluminium Z-Motor Plates by enlarging the outer hole to 6mm and threading a M6 tread into both vertical extrusions. Next, I secured the motor plates...

Modified Support for Z Axis on Max Micron 20/20 Aluminum Frame Printer A Lightly Modified Version to Avoid Outer Face Overhanging the Edge of the Frame Linked Here - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1800202 Simple Top Support for the Z Axis on the...

This replacement part is a direct upgrade to the standard wooden endstop bracket used in the Z-axis of many generic MakerBot 3D printers. Its design improves upon the existing part by reducing vibration on the print platform, which results from...

This is a simple z-axis support for the Anycubic Kobra Go printer. It uses a standard roller skate bearing (22mm diam) and a 2 inch #8-32 screw and nut (or equivalent, you can even use a zip tie). The bearing is a tight fit so I recommend pushing it...

Designers are now empowered to implement robust Z-Axis limit switch functionality into their 3D printing projects with the latest software upgrade.

I created this component due to a lack of support for securing z-axis threaded rods atop version 4 of the frame's structure. The bearings in use are 625ZZ units, requiring a 16mm diameter hole despite their actual size being 15mm to facilitate easy...

Move the Y-axis stopper to 17mm on your Ender 3.

Simple top support for the Z-axis on the Max Micron 20/20 aluminum frame printer, designed to replace the stock acrylic piece which seems too prone to cracking. Key features include: •A return path added to the backside for easier squaring. •A...

Here's a modified version to prevent the outer face from overhanging the frame edge: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1800202 A simple top support for the Z-axis on the Max Micron 20/20 aluminum frame printer is needed, as the stock acrylic seems too...

I wanted a better Z-Axis End Limit Switch adjustment mechanism and really didn't like the Acrylic Attachment bracket connecting the Z-Axis Threaded Rod to the X-Axis cross rail. The entire weight of the extruder, fang fan, and cross rail hung on 2...

The Z-axis stepper cable often snagged on a corner of the control box, causing the printer to unexpectedly shift gears during critical printing phases. ...To prevent this from happening again, we've cleverly routed the cable around the control box,...

The threaded rod, designated as the 'axis Z', is an essential component in a Prusa i3 3D printer. This rod plays a key role in the vertical movement of the print bed, enabling accurate and precise positioning during the printing process. ...Made from...

I've made a minor tweak to this printer, switching the Z-axis position to be at the bottom rather than the top, which should give us an improvement in overall quality. I've also stiffened it up for better performance. ...If you'd like more detailed...

I've posted two revisions of Z-Axis stabilizer for Velleman Vertex K8400 printer:\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1507471\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2518429\r\n\r\nThis design came to me after my Z-coupler broke, and I replaced it with...