ender z axis 3d models

I loved the original design, so I customized it to perfection for the Ender Z-Stepper and tweaked a few features.

Nice 40k themed cover for the ender 3 z end stop cover. ... Changed the filament after the first layer of the emblem printed to contrast on the cover.

I wanted to add a 'quick access' feature to this z-axis control. So, I drilled a hole into it. ...That's pretty much the whole story.

This is a passively attached pillow / bearing / plummer block for the z-axis of the Ender 5 Pro. Will probably fit other similarly fastened z-axis designs, but I don't have another printer to try it on. It's currently a slight compression fit...

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 was having trouble getting my Ender 3 to get a consistent reading from the z axis limit switch even though I had tried multiple, so I decided to try and design an upgrade for it. They way this works is you take the metal arm off the limit switch of...

... DIN 7991 M5x10 screws, two T-nut M5 holders, and one bearing 608 2rs. Z-axis screw stabilizer. Built to eliminate the smallest possible travel of the screw. ...Accessories: Two DIN 7991 M5x10 fasteners, two M5 T-nut inserts, and a 608 2rs bearing.

At X and Y-axis this small imperfections on measurement are not crucial, but on Z-axis depends to first layer adhesion. How I designed this? I want to stay with tffmh's "z braces", which I had mounted on my printer. And this was good starting point...

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.

I Made a Knob for the Z-Axis to Match One Used on the Extruder. Updates: 04/03/2019: I Reduced the Object by 6 Percent for a Better Fit on the Z-Rod. ...It's Still Loose but Since I Only Use it to Check if the Z-Rod is Turning, It Serves My Purpose...

Made a Knob for the Z-Axis to match the one for the extruder. Updates: 04/03/2019: Reduced the object by 6% for a better fit on the Z-rod. ...Still loose but since I only use it to see if the Z-rod is turning, it works for my purpose. Category: 3D...

Exactly the same as AndiArbeit90's Ender 3 Z-Axis Damper Mount but with m3 mounting screws.

Human: Modified Z Motor Mount Based on Ender 3 Design, Correcting Existing Issues for Enhanced Performance: - The new design allows for adjustable motor positioning by expanding screw hole spacing. - The inner mount has been removed, enabling...

this is, a Support bearing holder, for a axial thrust bearing, to hold the Weght of Z axis, so the Z Stepper becomes fully weight releaved, (Z-Assembly weights about 2kg) so the Z Stepper, doesn't carry the full weigt anymore. Dont print it if you...

Because I added a second Z axis on my ender 3, the new location for the power supply needed the outside free to attach the supports. ATTENTION: The M3 and M4 versions are the size of the side screw, the top holes are always the M3 size used by...

A 40k Mechanicus themed cover for the Z end stop on an ender 3 I chnaged filaments just after the 1st gear layer on the emblem and it give s a really nice contrast.

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. ...

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.

This design is specifically for a Support Bearing Holder to hold the weight of the Z-axis, freeing up the Z Stepper from carrying its full load. The Z-Assembly weighs approximately 2kg. If you don't have an axial thrust bearing like this one, please...

100% infill DONT USE TRIANGULAR PART ON Y AXIS its not working coz its in the way of V rollers but on Z its working fine short corner support goes to the side of Z stop, full corner support should be behind screen frame brace can be used only if you...

Just screw in a different thingi, re-home Z-axis and you're done. Because of print-inaccuracy, you should print both in one go so they both have the same deviation. The point is they should have a 2.9mm height difference, because that's the...

However, upon further inspection, I realized that a pre-made Z-Axis support with the exact same 0.7mm offset was nowhere to be found. As a result, I decided to fabricate my own solution. ...To accomplish this, I needed to incorporate a bearing 608,...

... 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.

This tool allows users to make precise adjustments along the Z-axis without needing to power up the printer itself. ...A potential drawback of this tool is its placement on the left side, which may be a result of the printer's design constraints.

A precision-engineered stabilizer clip is installed along the z-axis, securely housing a high-quality 608-2RS bearing. ...This specialized bearing, sourced from a leading manufacturer such as Amazon's Groove Bearing...

Optical Endstop for Axis Z. ... Optical sensor with inversion and large (6mm) distance between transmitter and receiver: https://aliexpress.com/item/-/32728213054.html Additionally needed: Additionally needed: M3x12 bolts - 2 pieces for sensor...

Just screw in a different thingi, re-home Z-axis and you're done. Because of print-inaccuracy, you should print both in 1 go so they both have the same deviation. The point is they should have a 2.9 mm height difference, because that is the...

EN: This clip prevents the print bed from moving down (by its own weight) when the motors are switched off after the printing process (Z axis). The clips are easy to put on and allow a movement in Z-direction if the part to be printed is very high...

I've also moved to a top-mounted, double lead screw, design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4569498) so do not have a need for this z-axis motor mount any longer. This is a remix of a remix created by Alloca. Original motor mount design by...

... the extra spacing material that Alloca added to their specific setup, and repositioned the mounting holes to match the original design by Hangtight. It should work just fine on a stock setup, assuming your z-axis nut mount isn't way off center.