ender 5 dual z axis 3d models

A complete dual-z motor modification for the Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro requires careful planning and execution. **Important: Requires removing the PSU from its location to accommodate the second leadscrew.** **Required Hardware:** - Replace existing...

The only downside of this, is that it requires a couple screws that are not found in common screw sets.Updates:2019-03-26 - Added version that plays well with the Ender 3 ProAlso, check out these other mods that dramatically reduce the sound of your...

This is a quick mod for the Creality Ender 2 pro axis. ... Simply plug the hole at the top of the wonderful handle at the top of the printer to keep the z axis aligned. Print in either PLA or PETG at 20% infill. ...

... or made noise when the filament rubbed against them. This guide keeps the filament off the Z axis threaded rod with ease. ...Created a direct drive bracket for the Ender 3, so no longer use this piece, but it served its purpose well initially.

Simple S-hook to keep the z axis in position while performing maintenance on the extruder, extruder fan, fan, hot end etc. I designed it for my Ender 3 Pro on Tinkercad to keep it from slowly working it's way down to the bed. Print flat, no rafts.

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...

The distance from the Z-frame can then be adjusted to compensate the bending of the Z-axis lead screw. ###Files included - V2 version: refined version of the single wing support. It seems to be more durable and fits exactly in the v slot on my...

This adjustable Z Axis limit switch is engineered to rectify the cumbersome design of the Ender 3 Z Axis. Simply level the bed and swiftly set the limit switch in mere seconds. It's a game-changer, especially when switching between glass, tape, or...

Another iteration of the Z-Axis support designed specifically for the Ender 3 Pro printer, utilizing a 608-2RS 8mmx22mmx7mm bearing. This design aims to reuse existing screws and t-nuts from the z-axis sensor, previously replaced with the official...

Made this bracket for the end stop on the Y axis, if you have the KAY3D Core XY conversion kit. The original bracket gets too short if you use KAY3D corner brackets. ...

... get. ... I bought the 840mm belt. This tensioner works with the dual z components and helps take out the extra slack in the belt. ... You will also need a bearing (7mm tall, with inner diameter of 8mm) and some hex bolts with the locking spin nuts.

I basically required this to provide rock-solid support for the Z-Axis Manual Adjustment Knob I had added previously. Enjoy! **Updates** * v3 - 2019.03.23 - enhanced ability to print without supports & increased depth by 2mm. * v2 - 2019.02.03 -...

I created this insulating tube because I was melting the filament with the z-axis grease, and it was irritating me and I was not finding one that would serve me here in the community. So to end my concern, I made this model without affecting the...

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...

I printed Thread_test first and found I needed to scale the knob 103% on X & Y to have the thread fit well.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 3Rafts:NoSupports: NoResolution:0.12Infill: 0%Filament: Inland...

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,...

Ender 3 Pro Z Axis Brace. Inspired by ProperPrinting, this modification corrects lean and improves rigidity. It works with power supplies located in the factory position and also functions with dual Z axes. Five-sixteenths-inch by twenty-four-inch...

... take their printing game to the next level. The Z-Axis Stabilizer is available now for purchase on our website, making it easy for Ender 3/Pro enthusiasts to upgrade their printer's stability and start producing high-quality prints with confidence.

Stock Ender 3 Z-Axis Limit Switch Model taken directly from the Ender 3 firmware source code, this switch is a critical component of your printer's safety features. It prevents the print bed from crashing into the printer's frame, causing costly...

... sets. **Updates:** **2019-03-26** - Added version compatible with the Ender 3 Pro Also, be sure to check out these other mods that significantly reduce the sound of your Ender 3: * X-Axis Stepper Damper * Y-Axis Stepper Damper * Low Profile Feet

This is a remix of kyoday's Creality Ender 3 z-axis motor mount. This is compatible with the extra M5-8 bolts and the M5 T nuts. This is essential if you swap the extruder motor with the z-axis motor as the existing bracket will not line up on the...

The Ender-3's Z-axis requires a robust support system, and that's where the 608Z bearing comes into play. This precision-crafted component is designed to deliver smooth motion and precise control, making it an ideal choice for the Z-axis on this...

Made my implementation of the Anti Z Wobble with Ball Bearings for my Ender 5 Pro You will need the following: 8 x 12mm magnets 6 x 8mm magnets The original implementation came from here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqSQhwqSzvg

The Ender 3 Z-Axis End-Stop Requires a Vertical Limit Switch. To Replace the Existing Horizontal Limit Switch, You Will Need to Install a New Vertical One. Required Components: 1. A Single M3 Screw Measuring 50mm in Length. 2. Two Additional M3...

I remake this, because in my ender Z-axis screw was too close to aluminium profile. Resulted in that I can't mount bearing, or If I mount I can't get the same top position. So I shortened that 1 mm. And actually all works fine. ... Bearing: 608...

Stabilizes z axis on ender 3 pro. I used 2 M3 screws and 2 M3 t-nuts to attach it to the frame. ...for the bearing I used a 22mm bearing with and 8mm hole in the center that I found at my school a year ago.

Lead screw knob for my Ender 3's Z-axis adjustment frame.I was not happy with most design's large profile which interfere with filament feed when there's no external guide piece installed. ...So here's a model with smaller head profile.

Lead screw knob for my Ender 3's Z-axis adjustment frame.I was not happy with most design's large profile which interfere with filament feed when there's no external guide piece installed. ...So here's a model with smaller head profile.

This small piece fits around the small brass ring that surrounds the Z-axis screw on an Ender 3 Pro. The fit is perfect and looks right at home on my machine. I used stock Cura settings with a 2.0mm layer height and the part took 15 minutes to print....