ender 5 dual z axis 3d models

This appears to be an instructional guide on upgrading and modifying a 3D printer, specifically the Z-axis assembly. Here's a breakdown of the text: **Step-by-Step Instructions** 1. **Drill Holes**: Drill holes marked "C" with a 3mm or 1/8" drill...

Currently using with this bed: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08P4YJ4QK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I plan to make another that doesn't require me to move my z-axis endstop from the side to the front but it's working well...

... this mount desolder of the switch in the board is needed. You need to desolder the switch and solder it again but on the other face of the endstop PCB. If you don't do this step the Z axis will miss the switch and your Z stop will never occur.

I was tired of looking at the messy cable harness at the Z-axis, so i designed this little cable holder to mount on the lower roller bearing at the Y-axis motor. Unmount bolt and keep bearing in place with one of the umbraco keys. Mount cable...

I've scoured Thingiverse for Z-Axis knobs with unique features in mind. Specifically, I sought out a couple of key characteristics: first, threaded engagement with the z-rod instead of just relying on push fit so it could effectively turn the rod and...

I considered creating an upgrade starting from a Z-axis guide equipped with 608Z bearings sourced from https://www.thingiverse.com/fafabienman/about . By integrating a filament guide extension, I've managed to merge the functionality of a Z bearing...

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...

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 ...

This is a quick Fusion360 designed for a Knob for Z-axis screw lead M8 2mm pitch. The screw hole has 2 degree, loose and tight. May need some filling if your printer is similar to mine. A quick filling will help to tightened the knob to the screw...

This will allow you to remove the metal lever on you Z-Axis limit switch. I think this will give you a more accurate reading because the lever is not there to be bent in anyway. ...This will use all the same hardware as the original.

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...

I designed this stabilizer for the shaft of the z-axis. This is canceling swinging. ...The bearing is very stable and there is nothing preventing it from turning.608 Bearing,2x t-nuts,2x M4x12 screw,2 M2x5 screw, If you think that the bearing is stable...

Carefully install the z-axis rod stabilizing bearing by first disengaging the coupler at the bottom of the rod. Then, gently push the bearing into position and slowly lower the rod back down. ...A friction fit should develop as you slide the bearing...

... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515 The bed leveling very cumbersome with the stock springs, and the bed can jump down from the screws. ...This limit switch mount makes the whole Z axis lower with 4mm, so the springs can keep stronger the bed.

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If you're converting your Ender 3 (Pro) to a Dual-Z setup, don't forget the final step. The X-Gantry needs to be level with the printer's frame to avoid skewed results. There are ways to achieve a level X-gantry. Some people measure from the bottom,...

Changes made from the original: -1mm of clearance added to the motor mount screw holes to allow for adjustments -Mounted using T-nuts (allows this to be used on either side for dual Z setups) -Clearance cutouts for the screws mounting this to the...

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...

I did like the model, so I extended the shaft and made a few other changes:  Increased shaft length by 5 mmChanged fillet on top edge to a fillet & chamfer combination with 45 degree overhang to allow printing without supports Added...

Tool holder as provided by shqarok (see source) remixed to be compatible with machines that have a dual-z upgrade with stabilizers. Includes a tray to hold a glue stick and space for a tool underneath. ... This could be improved with a longer...

My control box is on the right of my printer (see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4070784) so I needed a wire guide to attach the cable from the hotend to the right of the X-axis. Since I had https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3997061, I just...

Upgrading my Neo with double Z-axis kit from Creality, the kit came with two bearing blocks for the z-axis rods stabilization. ... I didn't like how the rods ends are exposed thinking that dust and some debris can accumulate over time there, thus...

This small clip-on spacer provides ~2mm clearance between the wheel rim and the plate, and makes adjusting the Z-Axis corners a little easier without scraping the wheel against the plate. ... It also makes it a little easier to turn the wheels overall.

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...

... and changed around. so credit not all mine. It holds the chain to the Z-Axis well and secure, so its less movement on the wires. hope it helps This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2FFJg1hd5k5

Didn't pay much attention and ended up with a CR10 dual axis kit for my LK4 pro. ... Found this plate for lk4 PRO but didn't fit the Z axis nut in my CR10 kit, so i had to make some little sdjustments.

Design an Ender 3 (and Ender 3 Pro) Dual Z-Screw setup, using a single Z stepper without sacrificing Z-Height build volume. This system uses two new lead-screws, each 500mm long, to ensure no loss in the Z-Height. I suspect that 450mm or even 400m...

This raises the filament reel so it can clear the belt and pulley used with the dual Z kit. There are many of these dual Z kits for sale on Amazon and eBay and other sites. Most probably are similar to the design of the one I used. I noticed after it...

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.

... ...By incorporating three 22mm x 8mm x 7mm bearings, you can both solidify your Z-axis and steer your filament with precision. I have re-designed the knob to minimize its use of filament and shorten it, as the original obstructed my spool's rotation.