x carve z axis upgrade 3d models

Z axis knob for X-Carve. ...It turns really hard without knob when machine is off.</p> Category: Other

The X-Carve's Z-axis knob requires a firm grip when the machine is not operational due to its rigidity.

I built a crank-type spinner for my x-carve z-axis, giving it more freedom to spin. To make it work, I needed a short M4 bolt and one or two washers. The bolt should be able to self-tap into the knob's hole. Later on, I upgraded the knob to a...

I saw some of the other x-carve z axis spinners and I wanted to make one that spins it more freely so I made a crank type spinner. Needs a short M4 bolt and one or two washers. Bolt should self tap the hole in the knob. ... EDIT: Now with Knurled knob ...

This is a custom cover for the Z-Axis belt on the Inventables X-Carve CNC Router, keeping dust and chips at bay. I opted to create my own version from scratch rather than remixing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1326000. My design features tabs that...

I saw some of the other x-carve z axis spinners and I wanted to make one that spins it more freely so I made a crank type spinner. Needs a short M4 bolt and one or two washers. ...Bolt should self tap the hole in the knob.</p> <p>EDIT: Now with Knurled...

I saw some of the other x-carve z axis spinners and I wanted to make one that spins it more freely so I made a crank type spinner. Needs a short M4 bolt and one or two washers. ...Bolt should self tap the hole in the knob.</p> <p>EDIT: Now with Knurled...

... hardware (magnets, nuts, bolts, etc.). ... The design is inspired by classic car valve covers and oil filler cap. You will need to print two copies of the M5 nut. This should work o x-carve versions September 2016-November 2021 with standard z-axis.

The purpose of this small accessory is to secure a rotating knob onto the hexagonal nut, allowing you effortless control over the Z-axis motion when your machine is in standby mode or completely powered off. ...Additionally, note that the STL file...

Here is a remix of PopsActual's Z-axis cover, tailored to fit the upgraded 9mm belt Z-axis system. ... The changes I implemented include reducing the length of the original cylinder design to ensure seamless compatibility with the new hardware.

A simple cover to cap the Z-axis. ...The design features an internal grip that secures itself around the existing bolts without needing additional fasteners.

This slightly oversized rendition of the ILikeToMakeStuff knob fills the bill by matching the M6 nut on top of the ACME Z-Axis Rod perfectly while also providing a comfortable amount of clearance for the Dewalt 611. Take a moment to browse through...

X-Carve DIY UpgradeWorking area isX: 750mmY: 750mmZ: 120mmImprovement:- Y gantry- Y axis clamp- X gantry- Z run with rail instead of V-Slot Wheel. ...Stable and smooth- Frame more stronger with V-Slot 2040X-Carve DIY Version 1 here:X-Carve DIY

I designed a Z-Axis cover to attach securely to the top of the X-Carve using strong 1/4" ball magnets. The design clears my 65mm water-cooled spindle with ease, while two mounting holes accommodate a Koolance no-leak quick release bracket. I've also...

This is a custom cover for the Z axis of your X-Carve machine that also features an integrated knob. The protective cover prevents debris, such as dust and human fingers, from entering the GT2 belt that powers the Z axis movement. Additionally, the...

I designed this Thing based on the concept found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18657, but specifically for loches z-axis upgrades available from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:22887. The design has the potential to meet its maker's creative...

An X/Z axis upgrade for the 3018 CNC machine. For 16 mm linear shaft X-axis. For 10 mm linear shaft Z-axis. Extra strong design. An 80x40x4 millimeter thick aluminum plate should be attached to the rear side. This increases the rigidity again.

Xcarve Z axis cover with places to put the spindle clamp and copper touch disc. I used the technical drawings from inventables to help complete the design. ...

I redesigned a z axis cover from the technical drawings provided from Inventables. ... There is a place to put the spindle clamp on the side and a place for the copper disc used for probing.

... its front and back halves. ...Next, carefully drill mounting holes into an X-shaped carriage that will support a T-slot component. ...Finally, use a grinding tool to carefully remove material in the area where bolts will be inserted into the T-slot.

I conceptualized this design directly in Fusion 360 based on a traditional machine handwheel's profile, incorporating an opening that enables the attachment of a crank handle when desired.

Upgrading the X, Y, and Z axes presented a challenge when it came to implementing an X-axis endstop for the single extruder stock carriage with its original placement. To resolve this issue, I designed a custom endstop using Sketchup. ...Installation...

... accept 1/4" rare earth magnets at Michaels stores. ... An updated Z Axis cover has been created by Phraust, allowing for a Z limit switch to be installed while maintaining clearance around the Dewalt 611 spindle. ... ***CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT***

Designed in Fusion 360 Sliced in Cura 4.10 X-Carve Z Probe Holder

This is meant to stiffen the Y axis rails of the X-Carve by providing a tie between the rail and the table the machine is attached to. Two sets of pieces are used, four brackets which tie into the side waste board mounting holes and brackets (I used...

This is meant to make the Y axis rails of the X-Carve stiffer by providing a tie between the rail and the table the machine is attached to. There are two sets of pieces, 4 brackets which tie into the side waste board mounting holes and brackets (I...

This is a cover for the Z Motor of the X-Carve designed to protect the Z bearing and prevent chips from getting on the Z belt. The cover's purpose is straightforward, serving as a barrier against dust and debris. Its simple design ensures a snug fit...

I came across a Z-Axis cover and was inspired to modify a design for a larger knob, incorporating the press-fit magnets used on my other covers. I decided to print it with a 0.3mm layer height using PLA, opting for 10% infill. Then, I simply placed...

... push onto pipe, place pipe in Z platform base, and reseat bushings/rods. ...Reassemble Z-axis, noting that standard plumbing pipes are used and cautioning to dry assemble first, especially if using MakerBlocks X/Y upgrade instead of stock carriage.

... and printed. I will update it as soon as possible. LiveStream on Youtube: First set of parts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGJKwcvZCY4 IMPORTANT Notices: The "zaxis_x_holder_bottom_motor_side_(v2/3)_stl.stl" need mirroring before print!