z axis for cnc 3d models

Would recommend using with the remixed lower Z axis brace at the following link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2936798 Collection of all my upgrades for the Zonestar at the following link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2936870 Print Settings...

A modification for the standard Z-axis endstop specifically designed for the Tronxy X8 printer. The device consists of an upper part and a lower part, allowing users to adjust the offset screw to personalize the Z-home setting. To create this...

and when i have a laser cut steel already its stupid to use 8 mm rods for z axis. My x axis carriage design slides on the laser cut parts. For x axis rods i replace 10mm rods. I 3d print linear bearings. if you use only x carriage (no bearings) that...

This is a Coupler for the Z-Axis of a 3D Printer, or a Conversion from a 5mm Rod to a 10mm Rod. I printed it with PLA at a layer thickness of 0.2mm: * The printing temperature was set at 205°C. * The heatbed temperature was maintained at 50°C. * A...

In the given photo, a red bracket assists in adjusting the Z-axis height on the Mendelmax 3 3D printer. To do this, insert a 3mm capscrew with a nut locked onto its cap head and use a small hex wrench to make micro-adjustments. ...Interestingly, no...

This is a handy dial that can be placed atop the Z axis threaded rod to clearly indicate bed movement. It's especially useful for troubleshooting skipped layers and confirming layer height with precision. ... On my printer, however, there wasn't enough...

Manual height adjustment of Z for implementing a diode laser. Very compact, only 15mm thick, with an 80mm travel. You will need two BTR M4 15mm screws to lock the bottom locker, four M5 tapped screws to attach the main body to the X-axis carriage,...

Here are 2 versions of an anti-wobble support that decouples z-axis threaded rod wobbling oscillations from the printing carriage. One of these innovations allows supports to slide right in without disassembling the threaded rod from the printer. ...The...

Manufacturers of CTC Bizer's shafts for Z axis use an axial float of millimeters, radial in dozens. The holders, printed in two parts, hold the shaft radially; above, a spring is placed outward, below, inward. A second part clamps from top to bottom...

This is a manually-adjusted Z-axis for laser engravers without a real Z-axis. It is very similar to my Thing:5137835 but without the stepper motor and with parts adjusted to accept a knob on the end of the leadscrew. The rails and linear bearings can...

This is a manually-adjusted Z-axis for laser engravers without a real Z-axis. It is very similar to my Thing:5137835 but without the stepper motor and with parts adjusted to accept a knob on the end of the leadscrew. The rails and linear bearings can...

This mount is visually inspired by the Z axis motor mount made by mknet, so I want to give them credit for that, but I fully modeled this myself in Fusion360 using the stock Aquila mount for reference measurements. Two of the stock parts on the...

The Z-Axis Knob You've Been Waiting For! ...Simple, Stylish, Ergonomic. ;-) Enjoy! Like It? Check Out the Full Set of Knurled Knobs for the Ender on Thingiverse: Extruder Knob Z-Axis Knob Control Knob

I have increased the thickness of the base plate a little, extended the forward webs and threw in a few rads. This and the upper Z axis brace make a very big difference to the rigidity of the assembly and reduces wobble on the Z axis. Would recommend...

This is a highly anticipated 'Z' Axis Cable Chain for the Ender 3.\r\n\r\nIt's currently in development, as there's one obstacle to overcome - the wiring provided with this 3D printer is too short to be used with a cable chain. I must figure out how...

I've successfully redesigned the slider by replacing its traditional overhanging rails with angular ones, allowing it to be printed seamlessly on my printer without any additional support structures.

This slider features distinctive angular rail designs that effortlessly print without needing any support structure, a capability I've observed firsthand with my own printer.

I thought it wasn't very clean to have the extruder and Z axis cables loose. ...Here are some little clips to fix them properly on the rear bar of the Kobra Max.

Prusa I3 Z Axis Endstop Now Boasts Microswitch Options Received Feedback Requesting Larger Switch Size, Subsequently Added a 21 X 6.5 Mm Microswitch Option As An Upgrade Choice.

These adapters enable you to surpass the Z-axis limitation. ...To do so, simply gauge the depth of your target material and select a corresponding adapter or spacer to prevent premature contact with the material.

... 5. If necessary, you can now adjust the clearance along the Z axis by turning the nut. One full rotation of the nut is equal to 1 mm. Turn one division - 0.05 mm. You can modify geometry if needed using source (OpenSCAD). ... Have a great print!

... as usual. -If necessary, now you can adjust the clearance along the Z axis by rotating the nut. One full turn of the nut is 1 mm. Turn by one division - 0.05 mm. You can modify geometry if nesessary by source (OpenSCAD). ... Have a good print !!!

I admired the intricate texture on the knob cap, so I repurposed a few modified Z-Axis and Extruder knobs from my previous collection to feature that unique design element.

I updated the z-axis layout on my Sparkcube project to use a single system featuring three ballscrews instead, thus completing my third iteration out of three distinct holders.

This accessory supports Prusa Mendel's z-axis smooth rods, reducing wobble and enhancing print quality. In a large print (from Thingiverse), placing supports under rods halfway shows significant improvement. Adjustable feet use M6 nuts/bolts and...

Customize your 3D-printed z-axis couplings with a knurled design for improved grip and fine-adjustment capabilities on stepper motors with 4mm or 5mm shaft diameters. The SCAD file is fully parametrized, allowing adjustments to motor shaft and...

This modification enables Z-axis endstop recalibration before each print, requiring no connection between the print head and platform. The Makerbot-inspired circuit uses a reed switch connected to the red signal line and black ground lines in the...

scew it on the rod, it can be difficult, take your time Use the 4 artillery screws to attach the part to the Z axis. ... If possible, add some silicone grease on the rod Enjoy Please if you print it, give me your feedback and publish your makes.

... Update - not enough structural strength where the tube meets the nut. Working on a revised mix, will upload once tested. Tested, use the bolt spacer for z-axis brace-in-use.stl version. ...Still a little loose around the bolt but work okay for me