ender 3 z carriage 3d models

In my printer, I have an incorrect distance between the two Z axis extrusions, so the x gantry was stuck at the bottom and very loose at top of Z height causing level problems and bindings. I don´t know if this is machining problem only in my printer...

In my printer, I have an incorrect distance between the two Z axis extrusions, so the x gantry was stuck at the bottom and very loose at top of Z height causing level problems and bindings. I don´t know if this is machining problem only in my printer...

This is a spacer that prevents the filament from touching the greasy z-axis screw. ... It requires a minimal amount of plastic and can be fitted without any additional screws.

This is a quick remix of Schtimpy's Z-Screw knob, which doesn't have the depression for "speed scrolling" depression. ...I just prefer the symmetry this way, so figured I would upload in case anyone else does too.

The original design was giving me some trouble, so I built a new version that's fully compatible with the Z-axis motor. ...Hopefully, this one will be more to your liking.

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 .

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.

Its a great Z Axis knob and i just put a logo on it :) If you like my thing or just want to support, buy me a cup of coffee! ...:) paypal.me/AlexAbai

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.

I designed this cover/guard to help protect the exposed switch body and the printed circuit board that the z-limit switch is mounted to. ...There is some play in the cutout for vertical adjustment of the switch.

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. ...

This a remix (lost track of where original version is from) of a basic toolholder, but this version accommodates the pillow block bearing for those that have installed a dual-z axis kit.

A revolutionary concept emerges from the fusion of two innovative ideas - a versatile Z motormount that adapts effortlessly in all directions. ...The true visionaries behind this masterpiece deserve all the credit: @Nelisvz and @Hangtight.

This a remix (lost track of where original version is from) of a basic toolholder, but this version accommodates the pillow block bearing for those that have installed a dual-z axis kit.

Its a great Z Axis knob and i just put a logo on it :) If you like my thing or just want to support, buy me a cup of coffee! ...:) paypal.me/AlexAbai

Print 2 if you have the dual z axis like i do, cannot confirm other fitments so let me know what it fits and I will update the listing.

Keep the filament free from contact with the z-axis screw at all times to prevent any restrictions on its smooth operation, ensuring the filament remains spotless and reduces friction to the absolute minimum.

An extended version of the already good Z mount for the C270. ...This extended mount is 250mm long while the original is 130mm long, therefore the longer arm provides a larger field of view otherwise everything else is the same.

This remixed part has a wider face (+ 0.85mm extending toward the rear of the printer) to replace the stacks of paper / business cards I was using temporarily to make sure the lead screw on the z axis was straight.

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.

Used stepper dimensions: 42-34 I used this T-nuts: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3050607 Instructions: * Disassemble the Z-stepper and threaded rod. * Slide the T-Nuts into the bottom profile and tighten the damper with them. * Screw the case on...

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. ...

... you need to change the Z motor steps from 400 to 1200. Before that, I had dual Z installed Modified the idea of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2829855 Good luck now you can print with a precision of 0.04 mm greater precision in bed leveling

... 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.

I became fed up with the Z axis collapsing while working on my printer, so I took matters into my own hands and created this solution. It can be easily attached to lock the Z axis in place when operating on the hot end or transporting the printer.

Small, simple guard to protect your filament from rubbing on your z leadscrew. Quick and easy. Mine printed in 15 minutes. How to install: Remove bolts. Slide guard down z leadscrew. Make sure your crush washers are in place beneath the guard. ...

Cable organizer for Z Mount Holder created by Johnny Lybrand, secures cables at Z stepper point and prevents bed from touching them. A vital accessory! Attach it with a M3x12mm screw and use a washer. Insert the two cable bundles into the holder. The...

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...

For smooth and precise Z-travel, adjustment can be made independently in both X and Y axes. Two or four M3x10 socket head bolts are required to secure the stepper to the mount. ...Two M4x10 dome head bolts paired with Tee nuts effectively lock the...

... 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.