z axis motor mount 3d models

I built two of these models, one taller to ensure it touches the base, and another with integrated clamps for an 8mm smooth rod. Both are taller than the original design. I opted for set screw style instead of squeeze clamps, noting that the set...

No supports needed

The left mount features a z-axis limit switch holder that allows for three different positions, providing flexibility when attaching your limit switch. I created two versions: one with 6mm feet and another with 10mm feet. ...I opted for printing the...

... fit the Hypercube Evolution's 3030 extrusions. NOTE: I HAVE NOT PRINTED THIS YET Since it is a remix based on the original Hypercube Evolution z motor mounts along with the extended portion by butchja, I am reasonably confident that it should work.

I needed a very slight shim so that my z-axis stepper was slightly further away from the frame on my Ender3 V2. ...  With the .4mm shim in place, my threaded rod is now an equal distance away from the frame at both the top and bottom. This...

While at it, added: some clearance around the axial thrust bearing to allow for slightly larger flexible coupler; a thin layer to avoid supports; and a chamfer to the front corners to match the motor.Print at 0.2mm with 3-4 perimeters and 3-4...

While at it, added: some clearance around the axial thrust bearing to allow for slightly larger flexible coupler; a thin layer to avoid supports; and a chamfer to the front corners to match the motor.Print at 0.2mm with 3-4 perimeters and 3-4...

Initial Design I purchased these Z Axis motors with integrated 8mm leadscrews from eBay - http://www.ebay.com/itm/142038182961. However, the motors are 42mm high compared to the original 47mm motors, so I increased the thickness of the mounts to...

I also added the missing anti-backlash nut recess on the right X-end piece and again widened the smooth rod holes by .3 mm Initial Summary I purchased these Z Axis motors with integrated 8mm Leadscrew - http://www.ebay.com/itm/142038182961, but the...

I also took Adjustable Z-Axis Motor Mount by djnicolosi3148, and I adjusted it for Zonestar p802qr2 metal. Furthermore, I took Anet A8 motor mount fix by klownius and adjusted it for Zonestar p802qr2. A big thanks to Simhopp, djnicolosi3148, and...

A compact and versatile servo mounting solution is now available to take on a wide range of precision engineering applications, thanks to the Z-Probe Servo Mount. This highly reliable device can be easily attached to any standard servo motor and...

The probe is mounted on a servo, positioned precisely to scan and analyze its surroundings.

Upgrading the Stepper Motor's Cooling System Is a Straightforward Process That Anyone Can Accomplish. Amazon Offers a Wide Range of Blower Fans, Including the WINSINN 50mm Blower Fan 5V 5015, Which Should Fit Perfectly on Your Printer. The...

Z Stepper can get hot when doing long Prints, this is an easy upgrade to keep the stepper cold. Amazon sells them (WINSINN 50mm Blower Fan 5V 5015) or any 50x50x15 blower should fit. they also sell them with USB so no wiring needed. attach blower...

Z Stepper can get hot when doing long Prints, this is an easy upgrade to keep the stepper cold. Amazon sells them (WINSINN 50mm Blower Fan 5V 5015) or any 50x50x15 blower should fit. they also sell them with USB so no wiring needed. attach blower...

The mount I'm working on is designed to be sturdy and provide precise control over the movement of the Z-axis motor in my Ultimaker Clone 3D printer. This custom design allows me to attach it directly to the frame, giving me a solid foundation for...

This is a motor mount designed to support a Nema 23 motor on the z-axis, and it has undergone thorough testing. ... Print Settings: Printer: Razorbot Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2mm Infill: At least 30%

The motor mount is specifically designed for a standard NEMA 17 stepper motor and an 8mm linear rod. The spacing from center to center of the linear rod to the motor shaft is precisely 17mm. I engineered these components to be compatible with the P3...

2/28/17- Bottom Z axis bracket for pancake stepper and custom bearing housing: This is untested, but I dont think the flying bear Z stepper motor needs much of any torque. So I got a pancake stepper for my titan and decided to order another and try...

2/28/17 - Bottom Z axis bracket for pancake stepper and custom bearing housing: This design has not been thoroughly tested yet, but it appears that the flying bear's Z stepper motor requires little torque. Consequently, I decided to use a pancake...

I've modified the foot to fit snugly under the motor block and hold it more securely. ...I've also rounded out the base of the "1" for a better surface connection, reducing the risk of breakage between the base and the "1" shape.

If your Z-axis runs smoothly due to bearings on the Z-threaded rods, there is no real need for a heavy NEMA23 motor. The NEMA23 motor may only be heavy and costly for Darwin's X and Z axis. So, consider using cheaper NEMA17 motors for your Z-axis...

This is an alternative setup for your Z-axis to run it of the cheaper NEMA17 motors instead. For using a NEMA17 or your X axis, see my other thing: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1525 This will also reduce the moving mass that the Y-motor has to...

This is a remix of Scuddy Dual Z Upgrade Kit for the Ender 3 for Geeetech A10 / A10M using a second stepper motor for Dual Z-axis. I have remove top mounting bracket from left side front mount because stepper motor will fit there, also move mount...

Here's a revised remix of the Scuddy Dual Z Upgrade Kit for the Ender 3, tailored specifically for Geeetech A10/A10M printers that utilize a second stepper motor for enhanced dual-axis functionality. To accommodate this upgrade, I've modified the...

A heavily modified X-axis extruder and hotend system utilizing a 60mm Nema 17 steppers, as well as 5mm lead screws to greatly increase smoothness and durability of prints. ...This will make it easier to create high quality and large objects with...

To achieve increased torque, extended Z-mounts are designed to accommodate a 60mm body length stepper motor such as the 17HS24-1206S model. ...For printing, consider utilizing a reputable service like Geoffs 3D Printing.

Extended Z-mounts to accommodate a 60mm body length stepper motor (e.g. 17HS24-1206S), for extra torque. Need it printed out? ... Then try this guy out, he's a great guy ;) https://www.3dhubs.com/service/Geoffs-3D-Printing

I selected them because: - Their size is 28mm, which fits perfectly in the original z_axis_motor_mount of the Microcube, so it's easy to adapt some mount for them. - They have a lot more torque than 28BJY (I estimate about x8 for the ones I'm using)....

Installing the motor axis z directly into the center is a must. ...Swapping out axes Z and Y next, I'm assembling the printer right inside its case.