x y z axes 3d models

This X-Y axis (2 DOF) CNC base is constructed with heavy duty materials, featuring all necessary real-life attachments. The thoughtfully selected components guarantee a low center of gravity and high moment of inertia for enhanced stability. ...It...

this is a calibration test for the x & y axis only (100mm) I designed it so that you don’t use a lot of material and also save printing time . It use approximately 6 grams of filament and that approximately 45 minutes to print . for printing I used...

There are two sets of pieces, 4 brackets which tie into the side waste board mounting holes and brackets (I used 4 on each side) which tie the Y rails to the table top the X-Carve is sitting on. Pre-insertion nuts are inserted into the upper and...

A printable paper sheet aids in checking X/Y steps per millimeter settings. With 12 lines at 0.5-degree increments, alignment precision isn't crucial; just tape within six degrees of square. Position the non-test axis until you find a parallel line...

One thing leads to another and I remade the X carriage and the Y slide parts, replacing the 608 bearing for 3d printed ones, but you will need a 6mm smooth rod where the 3d printed idlers will spin on, a screw will chew them in no time. ... I used...

... - not really - it's also aligned on all 4 bed corners with respect to the printing nozzle. But it's called "leveling the bed." The rod alignment process is often called "leveling the X-Y rods." Leave some comments and pictures if you make one!

... markers. Having used this custom aid on my prusa i3 3D printer, I was finally able to calibrate the X/Y axis with precision. My printing troubles were a thing of the past! ... UPDATE: It has been days now and they continue to perform admirably

... For the circle, I measured in the X direction, Y direction, and at +/-15°, +/-30°, +/-45°, +/-60°, and +/-75° from my Y axis for extra precision. Note: If your first layer is thicker than the others, make sure not to grab it with your caliper.

Testing Protocols Utilize Calibration Cubes: Verifying Printer Precision on Critical Dimensions Manufacturers can fine-tune their printers by analyzing whether produced calibration cubes accurately reflect programmed measurements for precise x and y...

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4UZ7URQ9uo&list=PLCDpy2gVXIMR9m6dO9uIaVKWdWqS4zhqB My Marlin Configuration.h can be found here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tobyrobb/X-Y-Plotter-/master/Configuration.h To build one, you'll need: *...

This will replace the 4 Y Axis bearing blocks as well as the 3 X axis bearing blocks in an Anet A8. It should work for any linear bearing installation that uses LM8UU linear bearings inside an SCS8UU housing. I made these for my Anet A8, which had...

Introducing the fifth version of my printable linear rail system, which now works correctly and can replace a 3D printer's X or Y axis. The rail system connects to form any needed length. This machine will be an entry for the Gada prize. An update...

Videos of the TwoTimes LowRider: TwoTimes designed the X/Y LowRider, and then vanished from the internet. I have re-uploaded the files here, to make sure at least one copy remains. You should combine this Thing with this excellent linear bearing...

This stereo microphone bar was specifically designed to securely hold clip-on lavalier microphones in either ORTF configuration or X-Y positioning, allowing for precise control over sound capture. It was originally tailored to accommodate cardioid...

The Ultimaker X/Y rods' bearings should fit snugly into the wooden frame without protruding; otherwise, they may cause drag and printing difficulties at high speeds. To resolve this issue, utilize a custom-designed tool that assists in evenly pushing...

8) Make changes to your "steps per mm" - This varies from printer to printer - Connect your printer to a computer via usb cable, and connect to it using a serial communication program (such as arduino, or putty) - Execute command M503 to dump printer...

This is the 2020 version of the HevORT. ...I'm still working on the z axis, but the temporary one I have in place now is doing ok.

Support for printed chain, tension spring, and small clip to tighten the Z-axis support screw. This part was created with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0c6QE3bDv2a

The MDF-constructed CNC machine features its X and Z axes, which are covered in a layer of carbon epoxy for enhanced durability and precision.

Ultimaker Block 3D Printer Features an Expandable Modular Design Capable of Printing Objects as Large as 8 x 11 Inches.

Focus on Receiver Y and Receiver Z.

Additional materials: -Bar M6 and more than one bolt with a counterbore, filet M6 internal and 10mm external (found easily in hardware stores for furniture) -4 Axial bearings...

X and Z Axis Updated

Initially designed to correct Y-X-plane twist, it instead tilts the Z-axis when the printer is twisted due to the Y-axis's greater rigidity. This fix alone is insufficient - additional support will be needed. Similar design to...

The space between the circular nut screw holes measures 1.75 millimeters. ...Secure using an M3 cap screw. Replace the M5 bolt securing the V pulley on the X-axis side with one measuring at least 32 millimeters in length.

Pour Cable Z sur Anycubic Mega X

I've built a frame using mostly finished 1" 80/20 aluminum extrusion with brackets all around, giving me 13 inches of travel in the x, y, and z axes. I had enough OpenRail and 20mm extrusion for the X and Y but not Z, so I decided to test out...

The Y stepper is not as exposed to high temperatures as the X stepper: it is fixed to a metal bracket which contributes effectively to dissipate heat through the printer's frame. After around 60 min printing time, the Y stepper temperature...

Standard accessories don't require zigzagging or wobbling. ...To control the Z and Y guides, you'll need to hold onto them firmly. To get started with these guides, simply print four copies for use on the upper Z (two copies) and lower Y (two copies).

This 3-part bracket combines all 11 parts of an X axis end piece and Z axis nut holder, requiring only 6 screws and no bearings to assemble. It features a semi-circular pad for hot-gluing a limit sensor. The assembly includes two M8 nuts with...