shapeoko z plus 3d models

These brackets adapt your existing socket dust boot to the Z-Plus Upgrade from Carbide 3D for the Shapeoko 3. It uses 7mm and 8mm nuts mounted into recesses in the model for strength. ...The screws are off the original Suckit mount (5mm) and I used 4mm...

Pin end extended so it sits lower on PWN CNC dust boot bracket for Shapeoko w/z-plus. The original sat on top of the boot. This one sits lower and is more secure. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4256779

An adapter for connecting the suck it dust boot to the Shapeoko 3 Z Plus plate. This requires: * Two prints of these parts * Four M3 threaded heat inserts * Four M3 screws * 12 1/2" magnets (2 stacks of 3 on each side) * Two t-nuts or nuts...

Upgraded my Shapeoko 3 XXL with the Z Plus. Found that my Suckit Dust Boot did not fit the Z Plus. Have tried other dust boots but found the Suckit Dust Boot to be the best. Designed a new adapter in Sketchup 2017 Make and am quite quite happy with...

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For reference, visit the ShapeOko Z-Plus page at https://shop.carbide3d.com/products/shapeoko-z-plus?variant=31524471078973. Special thanks to: * Autodesk for providing a free trial of Fusion 360 before I purchased it, allowing me to build...

Dust sucker for the Z-plus Shapeoko

We've moved our files to our website: https://pwncnc.com/collections/maker-files/products/z-independent-bracketing-system-maker-files?variant=39701376958603

I was able to use hardware that came with the Z Plus, but did have to use different bolts than what came with the spindle. I used 4 - #10-24 x 3 in round head bolts and nuts to attach the spindle mount to the small plate. The screw heads are in the...

... ...The SM-S06 Z Mount Plate (with UHMW and bearing) can be found in the assembly instructions for step 9 (http://www.shapeoko.com/wiki/index.php/Assembly_step_9), as well as in the set's mechanical details (http://www.shapeoko.com/mechanical-details).

The featured accessory is a custom-made Z motor holder designed specifically for ShapeOko V1 models. ...It conveniently attaches between the Z motor and the Z makerslide, with photo illustrations to be shared later.

This component is particularly suitable for ShapeOko or similar machines' Z-Axis, providing an alternative option. To use this part, simply print and install it; refer to the image for more details. ...Additionally, a SketchUp file is provided for easy...

This is a custom z probe that I built for my Shapeoko 2 with DC Spindle. The main idea behind it is to make levelling easier. I use GRBL 0.9 and bCNC, which supports z probes with G38.2 and can calculate auto-levelling. Initially, I was using the...

To enhance Z-axis rigidity like X and Y axes, eliminate spacers prone to bending under angular stress. ...You'll need an additional maker-slide plate and specific parts (HDPE), plus 25mm M5 screws for better block retention between the plates.

On my Nema17, I lack a rear shaft for installing the conventional manual Z plate advancement knob. Though not a significant disadvantage, it is slightly more convenient to access with hands compared to reaching the coupler. ... The assembly...

Shapeoko 2 Z-axis design is wobbly, so I swapped it out for a NEMA 23 motor. ...Print Settings: Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.8 Nozzle Infill: 50% Notes: I print with a 0.8 nozzle and 50% infill, resulting in rock-solid...

I got an upgrade kit for the z-axis upgrade. But there was no adjustment possible for the distance of the acme screw to the aluminium profile. So I designed a 3d-printable solution. Very stiff through the box shape. The lid can be printed to prevent...

The GRBLShield is poorly designed and allows way too much electrical noise to be generated, which has caused my Shapeoko 2 to plunge unexpectedly into the waste board and actually break my fine engraving bits. This has happened twice when I invoked...

Hello Guys, I've created an innovative Proximity Homing/Limit Switch for Contactless switches that work seamlessly with the Shapeoko. TL-W5MC1-5mm-3-Wire-Inductive-Proximity-Sensor-Detection-Switch-NPN-DC-6-36V-YT This sensor switch features a wire...

I have recently updated my progress with a video (http://youtu.be/6VvwGszE8Xo), showcasing the stock Shapeoko 2's functionality. However, it seems to be quite unreliable and potentially hazardous. I encountered issues while cutting a small bracket,...

I'm designing a custom CNC and I've chosen the Shapeoko plate as my base due to its widespread adoption in the industry.\r\n\r\nI recently crafted a custom printing platform that seamlessly integrates pressure nut functionality, giving users more...

The Shapeoko transformation into a 3D printer encountered an issue with the default acetal mount plate and design, causing significant movement when lifting or lowering the print head due to insufficient bearing support. This part serves as a direct...

I'm creating a CNC and I decided to adopt the Shapeoko plate because it is a standard. I just created a printing plate that allows you to use pressure nuts. Print Settings Printer: DIY Graber i3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3...

To change the Z-axis, use a Nema23 motor; I increased the spacer's height by 5mm, eliminating the need for shaft cutting.

We've moved files over to our website: https://pwncnc.com/collections/maker-files/products/z-independent-bracketing-system-maker-files?variant=39701376794763

Converting the Z axis to a NEMA-23 motor allows for efficient operation. ...The spacer's increased height of 5 mm eliminates the need to shorten the shafts, streamlining the assembly process.

I built a feature that prevents aluminum shavings from being thrown onto my Z-axis v-wheels, which would otherwise cause them to seize and skip steps. ...This requires four cylindrical magnets measuring 5x5 millimeters each.

A knurled knob designed for an M6 nut, fitting either standard lead screw or ACME screw implementations on a ShapeOko2 Xcarve upgrade's Z-Axis. This project served as my learning experience in knurling surfaces using Fusion 360 and resulted in a...

Two Limit Switch Mounts and Triggers - Designed for Shapeoko2 Z Axis Use. Easy installation of limit switches becomes possible with these mounts. Utilizing M3 hardware, secure your limit switches in place. File formats: STL, Inventor Parts See...

This is a precision-crafted knob designed to seamlessly fit onto the M6 nut that secures the Z Axis on an upgraded Xcarve machine, specifically engineered for use with either the standard lead screw implementation or the ACME screw configuration. In...