x z y axis 3d models

To get the best of both worlds, I designed a one-piece block that will stay stable even when moving the z axis down, which is crucial since you'll need two hands to operate the two spindles simultaneously. The process is straightforward: 1. Disable...

13/09/15 Edited Endstop Setup Enhances Performance for Y-Axis and Increases Throat Clearance with Larger M3 Nuts for X-Axis. Print Parameters: Raft Construction: No raft added. Support Material: Yes, support material will be printed for...

Remix of the amazing design of Lmaker.Added a part to be able to compare/finetune the Z-axis (offset) as well.This is a 10-15min print to make life easier when calibrating the X, Y, and Z-axis of (independent) dual extruder 3D...

Printed parts can be employed to level out the Y-axis guides and reduce slippage, ultimately providing stability during production processes. ...These components are also compatible with the visible Z-axis shafts, offering a practical solution for sag...

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... the Y-axis stop. ...Adjustable in both Y and Z directions, this crucial component relies on input from bit position 1010 to bring rotation about the Z axis to a complete halt. ...Unfortunately, the printer lacks an image depicting its presence.

There are already a lot of z height blocks around but I was looking for maximum precision while haven also a maximum ease of use. I found some designs leveling x to y rails which would give maximum precision, so I went for this concept. ...To get the...

Additionally, I've included a 1mm thicker version marked with an "X" at the top, intended for use on the X-axis where only one print is needed. To minimize backlash, users should attach a nut to each nutholder from the opposite side. A suitable...

A simplified version of Empiricus's stepper mount is created for use with vibration dampeners on the X and Y axis for the Wanhao D6/Monoprice Ultimate printer. This allows for mounting vibration damper equipped steppers without reversing the toothed...

... Y-Axis: The cablechain by JBFromOZ was my go-to choice, and you can find it at this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:57533/#files (Wire-chain-20mm-Link-sNi.stl). ... I made the rest according to my needs.

This version is optimized for 10 mm-Y-Axis instead of the standard 8 mm. All other components remain unaltered. Update 1.1: I added some distance cones to minimize idler gaps and sank the screws for the 8mm clamps. Update 1.2: I introduced a small...

Clip-in Y-Axis cover with insert.

I remixed one of the many y-axis bearing-blocks out there to fit M4 Screws (the original uses M3) and an 11mm x 5mm roller bearing each, used for rollerblades or skateboards. The bearing-blocks need roller-bearings with 4mm or 5mm depth, but it's...

I've modified the original X, Y and spindle carriages to have slightly larger linear bearing holes for tighter tolerances with my printer and ABS filament. The original X-carriage design had a clamp-type fixing for the 12mm linear rods, which was...

I was frustrated with the standard X-Y Axis Gib adjusting screws, I'm sure I'm not the only one who's struggled to get them adjusted accurately. I found a solution by designing this simple modification. The goal is for the plastic plate to maintain...

... 1.1. Update 1.2 includes the X axis fix at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1714772. ...Print settings: Printer brand - RepRap, printer model - Geeetech Pro C and Pro X, rafts - no, supports - no, resolution - 0.2mm, infill - 40% for added strength.

After a friend and myself found we were having to change the Geetech bearings way to often and having some sets fail after a few prints we thought it was time to fix the problem once an for all. After googling the issue we couldn't find others with...

... Allen wrench. This design was created because many Y idlers for this frame had the axis of the idler positioned much higher than the shaft of the Y motor. ...This redesigned idler should place it very close to level with the shaft of the Y motor.

It works for both x and y axes, although on the x axis I lose about ten millimeters of build space since it's bigger than the original. Once assembled, it can be a bit tricky to take apart again, but you can lift the pin using a small flat...

Voici un résumé des informations que j'ai pu extraites : **Caractéristiques de l'assemblage** * Rail Z : 550 mm * Rails X et Y : respectivement 1400 mm et 2500 mm * Utilisation de MGN12 pour les rails * Utilisation de t-nuts M3x6 pour la fixation des...

The Y end on the frame uses the screws for the Y motor support, the Y end on the bed fits with no screws or glue (Rv2 has a hole to use 3 point leveling) The X end on the extruder uses the screws of the extruder carriage. On the X endstop I used the...

... tilt the entire component, as demonstrated in the attached image. For version 2.0: Rotate the bearings so they rotate along an axis parallel to the x-axis instead of the z-axis. ...Modify the mount part to accommodate this new bearing orientation.

... the bolt. Ensure proper bolt and nut tolerances before installing; for the Y, simply slip it over the bolts and screw in, while for the X, partially remove the lower front rail endcap bolt and slide between the rail and motor pulley onto the bolts.

Revise the y-axis fixture, reducing the tolerance level.

RepRapDiscount EndStop Support Y-Axis For Prusa i3.

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... way to identify the cables of my OX CNC machine. ...To accomplish this task, I created these straightforward labels and designated the letters X, Y, Z, and A for them. ... To secure each label onto the cable, simply use a zip tie to hold it in place.

Human: 180 Degree Flying Wings and Body Skeleton (x: 2800mm, y:200mm, z:1200mm) In Tinkercad: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9YTLJYt07Zl Real Ratio x:28*a mm, y:2*a mm, z:12*a mm Folded total three linear folding of these wings and body skeleton...

Here is my XY homing, Z alignment and Z probing script: G54 G28 X Y; HOME X and Y M220 S100; Feedrate = 100% G0 X650Y5 ; Move carriage to be centered on X direction of table G91 G0 Z10; Move to 1cm height G91 G0 Z-5; Move down 5mm M18 Z; disengage Z...

Alternative Solutions: The author lists other alternative Y-axis mounts available on Thingiverse that they considered but did not use due to various reasons. 7. Discussion and Links: The author shares links to relevant discussions on Reddit about...