z axis motor mount 3d models

The part can be used on both z axis lead-screws just by flipping it.The provided STL file doesn't use any bearings, however the OpenSCAD script does support bearings (preset to 608ZZ). If using bearings you need to flip the part 180 degrees and use...

This fix rectifies the glaring issue that renders corner brackets unusable on Z-Axis Extrusions. Print with PETG or ABS if thermal concerns are top of mind, though I personally utilize a heated chamber so heat shouldn't be an issue for me. ...Designed...

New design ... ...reduces vibration

Rewritten: Remixing is where it's at! I chopped and chiseled that design to perfection, making sure it fits seamlessly on my trusty Cetus. ...Made some tweaks along the way, adjusting its dimensions with precision.

From Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12151), I found an impressive concept but was concerned about tightening the outer nut without a nut on the other side of the thin plastic piece. To resolve this, I extended the design for its entire...

for my 3d printer Prusa Bear

Yet another adjustable z-axis limit switch mount designed to meet specific needs. A mount that offers coarse and fine adjustments, requires no printer modification, utilizes existing stock parts, is fully printable, and features no additional...

The y-axis motor mount is a crucial component of the Anet A8 3D printer's frame structure, designed to securely hold the y-axis motors in place while allowing for smooth and precise movement along the y-axis. This essential part ensures that the...

This is an upgraded Z-motor mount I created for my Sintron Prusa i3 acrylic to enhance Z-axis stability. It shifts the weight of the Z-motors off the frame, by directly supporting them. It also provides a sturdier connection between the XZ and Y...

This is an improved Z-motor mount I designed for my Sintron Prusa i3 acrylic to improve Z-axis rigidity. It takes the weight of the Z-motors off the frame, by directly supporting them. It also provides a more ridged connection between the XZ and Y...

Secure these parts together and connect to a z-axis motor mount end using a 15mm M8 threaded rod and a spool bearing system (like the parametric one from thingiverse). However, note that this design may not be very stable; at 37°C and 2 kg weight, it...

I made this in Tinkercad to give me a Z screw mounted sensor which put the sensor switch closer to the extruder. I remixed the remix https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4957958 to not have to need a PTFE channel. ... I love that this let me recycle my...

I engineered this HEVO motor mount specifically to eliminate the load on the Z-motor axis. With my design, the weight of the heating bed rests squarely on the F6-14M ball bearing, taking pressure off the motor axis entirely. To assemble the mount...

The y-axis motor mount that comes with Geeetech's acrylic kit is 2mm too long, allowing the motor to tilt slightly when the y-axis belt is tightened and causing it to run off to one side. This modified mount replicates the original design but...

Left X-Axis Friction Fit Mount I put together to mount my Logitech C920 on the Ender 3 S1. You should be able to use any webcam that has a standard 1/4" tripod mounting screw insert. You will need to print out a 1/4" screw to mount your camera. ...This...

Hey, I encountered an issue with the original mount not being stiff enough to hold the camera perfectly horizontal. To resolve this, I added another peg for the existing hole on the Z gantry so it can no longer move. The fit was spot on for me.

Hey, on the original mount wasn´t stiff enough to hold the camera perfectly horizontal. I´ve added another peg for the existing hole on the Z gantry so it cannot move anymore. For me it was a perfect fit. ... Edited using Tinkercad :-) Cheers Daniel

The Ender 3 lacks a reinforcement for its Z-axis, which causes issues for some users. To address this problem, I designed a part specifically for the Ender 3 and the Ender 3 Pro models. This design is based on components available from Aliexpress,...

I made it so i can keep my timelapse camera following the Z as it climbs Print it as is in your choice of filament, shouldnt matter on resolution so much though i like clarity so always go for around 0.1mm. If you find it too tight then set your...

This fits perfectly on the 5/16 rod used for the Wanhao Z-Axis Brace (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:921948). It is highly recommended to use a 5/16 nylon-insert lock nut to prevent excessive movement. The nut fits extremely tightly when printed in...

The stock Y-axis motor mount tends to flex under tension from the belt. ...This design includes an additional mounting hole, making use of all 4, enhances support by mounting closer to the threaded rod, and is slightly elevated to improve belt mobility...

... It is also recommended to use Z_SAFE_HOMING as the Z end stop is disconnected when using a probe. ...Visit http://marlinfw.org/docs/configuration/configuration.html#z-safe-homing for more information.

 Blade is a standard 9mm from Amazon: https://amzn.to/3EkeHoPHere are the key features:Filament port is curved, filament goes easily in like a funnel (even if it's got a nasty end)Filament path has a “stop” inside so that you feel a small resistance...

... ...A screw hole was added to this revised design. Additionally, a small plate was incorporated, allowing users to utilize this variant as a z stop mount. ...To enhance alignment, a M8 washer can be placed between the "Middle End" and the plate.

This is a hopefully wobble-reducing z axis support designed as a direct replacement for the factory one. A threaded rod, two ball bearings with an outer diameter of 22 and an inner diameter of 8, four screw nuts are required to complete this setup. A...

Many thanks to Simhopp for original design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1430727 Frame support with y-axis motor mount for Anet A8 (May 2017 edition) - http://www.gearbest.com/3d-printers-3d-printer-kits/pp_337314.html Mount the motor onto the...

... Compatible with the following 2nd Z-axis lead screw mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4795281 Required Screws: 1st Stepper motor: 2x 20mm M4 Screws 2x 16mm M3 Screws 2nd Stepper motor: 2x 12mm M4 Screws 2x M4 T-Nuts 2x 16mm M3 Screws

To do so effectively, I required a mechanism for mounting the drag chain along the X-axis and aligning it precisely at its center. Many thanks go out to Bikejunky for designing the part that sparked my creative modification:...

The X motor mount/Z carriage is swapped out on the TEVO Tarantula to boost the rigidity of the component, thereby preventing it from wobbling back and forth as it switches directions.

A Custom Clamp on Z Height Adjuster for Enhanced Precision To Assemble This Adjustable Mounting System, You Will Need: - 2 M3x25 Bolts with Exceptional Thread Durability - 2 M3 Nuts Capable of Withstanding Significant Tension - 2 High-Quality M3...