prusa i3 mk3 z axis calibration 3d models

This replacement clamp takes over for the U-bolt bearing clamps on Prusa i3 MK2s and MK3. **Required hardware includes six M3x15 machine screws and six thin M3 square nuts**, identical to those used by Prusa, as shown below. Using U-bolts for...

Attached the Prusa X Axis Cable Holder to the Cable Holder Guide. The other components appear to be compatible with the MK3, although I haven't conducted any tests yet. ...If you successfully assemble it, kindly share your experience and let me know if...

Prusa i3 MK3 PiCam v2 X-Axis Motor Mount What is this? The goal here is to mount a Raspberry Pi Camera v2 to the X-Axis motor of the Prusa Research Prusa i3 MK3. This will allow the camera to move up the Z axis as printing, which should make for...

This issue arose from my PK8 frame with longer Y-rods and a higher bed position compared to the original Prusa i3 MK3, not due to a flawed design by Scarou. He created an excellent job, and I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude for his...

Case for Mounting Raspberry Pi 4 Model B on Z-Axis Frame on Prusa MK3/MK3S, This case demands significant expertise and can cause harm to both the RPi and POE Hat. Use it at your own discretion. The case fits into a slot, allowing you to perform...

These are modified Z-tops designed specifically for the Prusa i3 MK3 printer. They enable you to visually inspect the lead screws from directly above, allowing for precise verification of alignment and any potential wobble issues. Additionally, I...

This version of the LM8UU bearing clamps for the Y-axis (print bed) is modified to fit Prusa MK3. The differences from the source model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1848700) are: This model is cut down in order to pass over the V-cuts in the...

This has been tested on a Prusa i3 mk3 (thanks jweaver!) and fits beautifully with no interference issues, perfect belt parallelism (by eye) and gives the end user the ability to finely tune the tension on the belt. BINGO! Hardware needed: ...

This is a custom-designed x-axis belt tensioner for the Prusa MK3 3D printer. The design builds upon mhoyt's original model found on Thingiverse, but offers enhanced tensioning capabilities of approximately 3mm. My personal experience with this...

I've Constructed a Frame from Rectangular Steel to Enhance the Z-Axis Bracket on My Prusa I3 MK2 X. To Improve Printing Precision, I'm Using Ball Bearings 605ZZ to Minimize Swings of the Z-Axis. You'll Never Notice Any Z-Wob Again! Note: The Pink...

My ability to support this mod is now significantly limited due to no longer owning the Prusa printer.** This simple and elegant strain relief is designed specifically for the X-axis motor cable on a MK3. It wraps around both the motor and the cable,...

This is an x-axis belt tensioner for the Prusa MK3. Based on <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2740715">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2740715</a> by mhoyt, but it allows a bit more tensioning (about 3mm). My belt status went from 289 to...

A little bit, the Z-motor mounts of the I3 Mk3 remind me of a meat grinder's funnel... dust, debris, tiny ooze strings and whatever else fits in there may occasionally fall in and pile up to dimensions that handicaps proper Z axis operation...

This version of the LM8UU bearing clamps for the Y-axis is specifically designed to fit Prusa MK3. The main differences from the original source model are: * This design has been cut down to allow for easy installation over the V-cuts in the frame of...

... try. The number at the end of each STL filename and engraved into the body indicates the clearance of the bore in increments of 0.1mm. For example, "MK3_spiral_Y_4.stl" has an inner diameter of 8.4mm. In my case, I found that No. ...2 worked best.

Using Igus RJ4JP bearings on the y-axis for the MK3 reduces noise significantly, but introduces some issues. If you over-tighten the U-bolts to prevent the bearings from shifting, they deform and make travel more challenging. To resolve this, you...

Here's what changed: * Optional cross-members to stiffen the top of Z-frame for added stability * Reinforced Z-top with improved smooth rod coupling for smoother prints * Optional frame lash and Z-rod height set screw to manage cantilevering *...

Dust Protector for Prusa I3 MKE Z-Motors.-Single part for left/right with option for the mating plane (V1 is the same as the original)-Tighter fit around the spline screw and the guide rod:&nbsp;8.8mm for the spline screw / &nbsp;9.0mm or the guide...

A little bit, the Z-motor mounts of my I3 Mk3 remind me of a meat grinder's funnel. Dust, debris, tiny ooze strings and whatever else fits in there may occasionally fall in and pile up to dimensions that handicaps proper Z axis operation - especially...

This section prevents excessive flexing of the cables connected to the stepper motor for the X-axis.

... 6mm spacers to perfectly center my pulley. For optimal results with my specific pulley, a pair of precisely sized 6x6x3mm spacers - identical to those used in Mk3 bed spacers - were all that was needed to achieve smooth motion and precise alignment.

I discovered that I wasn't too fond of the motor adjustment on the MK3, and when I stumbled upon this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2990861, I quickly realized that I no longer required the motor adjustment. So, I set out to eliminate the...

... satisfied with simply attaching a magnet to it and then sticking it to the motor shaft. ...This design is specifically designed to press fit onto the X-axis motor. A version with a rounded tip has also been created for an aerodynamic look. ...Enjoy.

New Cable Holder Unveiled for Enhanced R4 Extruder Performance A cutting-edge X-axis cable management system has been specifically designed to work seamlessly with the state-of-the-art R4 extruder, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. ...By...

The combination of the larger cable exit and a slight shortening will reduce this tension but there might still be some work to be done here in a later revision.Changes made:Added 5mm of room to allow for cables and connectorsShortened slightly to...

... later. Additional Tips: * Mounting the arm to the X-axis motor first may be easier for some users. * Use a PiCam focus tool to get the best view of the print surface. ...* Adjustments can be made later by moving the arms and camera as needed.

Source: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/df4fe6293e0cdccf7266a994/w/27c799b258eaba40e8831901/e/254fa3a6b0f35bbe767810e5 Print Settings Original Prusa i3 MK2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Usage Use V2Calibration.gcode and live calibrate Z...

Depending on which screws you have available you can use the parts for M3x12, M3x16 or M3x18.&nbsp;One important thing to consider: The lower part of the z-adapter has a recess to leave room for one of the screws of the z-slider. ...The part must be...

The file serves a crucial purpose - it allows for precise calibration of the z-axis during real-time adjustments across the entire build plate.

Place it exactly as shown in the image and position the top x-axis rod under the device. Next, switch off the printer or motors. Now, if the top x-bar makes contact with both sides of the device, you're good to go. ...If not, adjust the rods so that the...