wobble broach 3d models

The Z-axis anti-wobble for Geeetech I3 Acrylic requires no additional M8 nut. Instead, it's designed to accommodate the original brass nuts that come pre-installed at the bottom, thus preserving printing volume. ...The screw holes may not align...

As i am setting up a printer profile for the EasyThreeD Dora i recognized, that the right Z-Rod is pretty much wobbly, because it has no upper mounting. So i designed this. The accurately fit in the top hole above the rod. ...I used some lube to make...

... to support 608 ball bearings and 8x12x12mm brass bearing blocks. ...It effectively eliminates any wobbling issues for me, as the bearings at both ends of the Z axis prevent it from shifting. ...The motors are connected using flexible attachments.

This is my additional solution for the wobbling Z-Axis threaded rods. Will be placed in the bridge above. There are holes. FIts well. You will need some normal bearings 8x22x7. Hopefully it will help. I have also changed the couplers to flexible...

I've been searching online and there are numerous anti-z-wobble designs on Thingiverse, so I decided to download one specifically for the Anet A8 - my printer is actually a clone of this model. However, after finishing several prints with the...

I made a simple tool to straighten the lead screw to reduce the Z-wobble introduced by a bend lead screw. Simply watch the dial gauge and bend the lead screw to minimize the deviation. I have also added an adjustable dial gauge mount if you use...

... oscillations. ...It's a customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:808509. The short intermittent wobble is caused by a threaded rod within the motor shaft coupler being off-center. ...A bent rod can also lead to a long-term drift issue.

Here is a small socket extension organizer designed specifically for the Harbor Freight Wobble Socket Extension set. This accessory can be purchased online at harborfreight.com, where it is listed as product 67971. ...The item is a socket extension...

My Enhanced Anti-Z Wobble Upgrade for the GeeTech i3 Printer. Crafted with precision, this revised component is designed to minimize vibrations and ensure a smoother printing experience. ...Utilizing a high-resolution setting of 0.1mm, I printed it...

High poly 3d model of a miniature wobble steam engine. Comes complete with Vray and Standard procedural materials sets. All exported geometries include the standard procedural material set. Preview animation is included as a free preview file. ...

This is a revised version of Vukula's captivating anti-z wobble design, optimized specifically for the Tronxy X1 printer without requiring any screws. To achieve proper printing, slice it however you see fit. ...I personally sliced each component into...

I replaced the Tronxy P802M Z-rods with Tissat's Anet A8 Anti Z-Wobble modification to achieve a tighter tolerance between the rods and screws. ...Adjusting the holes for the bearing and Z-rod may be necessary, depending on the precision of your...

I've successfully completed the Anti Wobble parts, eliminating the need for any further calibration!\r\nMy Saprkcube features a sturdy 20x40mm aluminum profile at its top.\r\nTo assemble it, you'll require three of these components per axis.\r\nThe...

Modification of the Anti-Z Wobble Component, courtesy of ShawDreamer, boasts impressive stability, capable of withstanding deviations of up to 10 degrees without compromising its height accuracy. Moreover, the component's holes are fully adjustable,...

Based on nophead/Griffin_Nicoll's design, I updated my model with adjustable asymmetry to minimize the effects of the z-wobble issue. The updated design allows for adjustment in a single direction and has some visual updates as well as additional...

Similar to James' anti-wobble and backlash component, the x-axis weight is now placed on the lower nut, presumably the ideal position. Begin by inserting the upper nut followed by compressing the spring and adding the bottom nut. ...Upon completion,...

... axis issues (e.g. ...Z wobble), so I made this simple test cylinder piece. The idea is to print it using **vase mode** (in Cura the setting needed is called "Spiralize outer contour"). ...This way any artefacts from the layer change are eliminated.

I wondered if the popular anti-wobble inserts from Anderson or CKE performance were worth the money, so as I test, I printed my own inserts from TPU to see if it eliminated my wobble. Seems like they do help with the wobble, however the NVH is also...

... file, so I remixed it. ...I only had to use other screws. Combining this with thingiverse.com/make/252552 resulted in much less z-wobbling. ... Print Settings Printer: Geeetech I3 X Acrylic Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 50%

The current iteration replaces four lower bed supports that enable smooth bed travel via straight shafts, while accommodating wobble in the threaded rods without causing backlash in trapped nuts. ...This setup allows for motion in one direction and...

Human: K8200 Z Axis Wobble Reducer Assembly Comes in Two Parts for Enhanced Strength. The assembly is designed for easy installation with only 5 M5 bolts, 2 sliding nuts, and 3 regular nuts required. This upgrade requires a linear bearing to function...

... bottom and one with an open bottom (shell). ...I like the shell, printed face down. Made for Harbor Freight Pittsburgh Wobble Socket Extension Set. ...I taped off the top and then spray painted the inside yellow to easily see when a piece is missing.

Hey, this is a anti Z wobble for the standard trapezoidal spindles, which uses the golden standard thread to work. I just glued it into the given hole and it worked fine. I have the Geeetech I3 Pro B note: the holes for the screws in the stl...

I'm developing a piece for Wobble, attaching directly to the top of the motor to help with centering on both the upper and lower parts. It's used with an 608zz bearing. ... Print Settings: Printer: Sigma3D Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 40%

Here's another anti-Z wobble solution, specifically designed for the Geeetech I3. Its sleek design catches the eye! Place your lead screw inside, freeing your X-axis from pesky bent rods and unreliable bearings. ...This creation was crafted with care...

 # BOM (Build of Material) - M3 * 20mm x 2 - M3 Nuts x 2 - M3 Washer x 2 - 608ZZ Miniature Ball Bearings x 1...

Summary These Anti-Wobble Brackets are specifically designed to eliminate wobble in the threaded Z Axis Rods, thereby enhancing print quality. They serve as a direct replacement for the factory nuts on Geeetech Aluminum Prusa I3 machines that come...

The Tevo Tornado employs two 8mm ball bearings on a 7.7mm screw as an idler pulley for the X-axis belt, resulting in wobbling bushings with a 0.6mm offset. This wobble combined with incorrect positioning may lead to vibrations on the X-carriage. A...

They worked like a charm, but it took some trial and error to get them just right - not too tight to hinder rod movement, yet effective enough to stop the wobble altogether. Take note of this when installing them, and make sure to check that the rods...

Human: I've combined the wobble fixer for Geeetech Prusa I3 pro B, found here http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1904968, with a Cable Chain End for X axis http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1501089. The "Open cable chain" by Vanson reduces the maximum...