z axis stabilizer ender 3 3d models

Nice Leadscrew Stabilizer, using a 608 ZZ or 608 2RS bearing. To mount, you need 2 M4x10 Screws with Hammerhead Nuts. Comments are welcome. ... Printed in PETG with 25% Infill.

Mounting is a breeze thanks to this snap-on rail design. Metric bearings fit securely, making installation a simple process. ...Dimensions are precise: 16x8x5mm, perfect for RC car applications.

The operator adjusted the assembly downward to accommodate a knurled knob and excavated a deeper recess to securely house a 608 ZZ bearing, measuring 7 millimeters in height.

Guide the Z-axis for your Ender 3 series or CR-20 with precision using a bearing 608Z. ...This updated setup has no impact on the maximum print height of your Z-axis, so feel free to create towering prints without restriction.

This design aims to stabilize the Z axis using a 608zz bearing, specifically for Ender 3 and CR10 printers. It's particularly useful in dual-z projects that demand precise setup and attention to detail. ... The project utilizes the stepper mount from...

I wanted a Stabilizer for the z-axis to be mounted to the aluminium frame with 5mm x 16 Hammerhead nuts and also include a guide for the filament. I could not find any and decided to modify https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3080912 to fit my...

I modified the Z-axis guide for my 688zz bearing by utilizing a design found on Thingiverse, specifically at the URL https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3080912.

My attempt at another Ender 3 V2 accessory. This sits on your horizontal top rail and your lead screw. Additionally, the extra arm works as a filament guide. ... Enjoy!

After installing an adjustable Z motor mount, I had to recalibrate fafabienman's Z-axis guide (which relies on a 608 bearing) as it was now slightly off to the left by 1.5mm. Features -------- • Re-calibrated for use with adjustable z motor mounts.

You will need 1x 608 bearing, 2x M5x8 screws and 2x M5 T-Nuts. ... Have fun. (It may limits your Z space, so check it first before you print anything big!)

I was having some problems with my X axis sagging on the side that had no Z screw, so I purchased a dual Z axis kit and printed the parts to stabilize and synchronize the two Z axes.Here is the Timing Belt on...

Carefully install the z-axis rod stabilizing bearing by first disengaging the coupler at the bottom of the rod. Then, gently push the bearing into position and slowly lower the rod back down. ...A friction fit should develop as you slide the bearing...

One x 608 ZZ 8 mm bearing (22 mm x 8 mm x 7 mm).

I made changes to the model below. I reduced the distance between the shaft and the body by 1mm. I made an arrangement for mounting the profile. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4768382

This is a simple all-in-one filament guide and z-axis stabilizer for the Ender 3 Pro. With the use of a ball bearing, the z-axis stabilizer will support the top of the threaded rod while printing. Feel free to customize as needed. No extra pieces...

Didn't like niches in original z-axis stabilizer so I designed a simple cover to hide them.

This is a combination of a filament guide and a z-axis stabilizer, without the need of a bearing. It's printed at 100.3% scale and works fine as is. It's abit loose until you attach the screws again. ... The spacers are meant to space the original...

I designed this stabilizer for the shaft of the z-axis. This is canceling swinging. ...The bearing is very stable and there is nothing preventing it from turning.608 Bearing,2x t-nuts,2x M4x12 screw,2 M2x5 screw, If you think that the bearing is stable...

I search a lot for a better stabilizer and guide fusion but now i design a fusion of two really good model.

Stabilizer uses 608zz bearing and needs 2 pieces of m4 t-nut and m4x8 bolt . ...It will be mounted on 20x40 side profiles.I designed it like this because i wanted to use filament guide that you can see in the photo.

I search a lot for a better stabilizer and guide fusion but now i design a fusion of two really good thing. Thanks for the models to Breinstorm and ElevationsTech!!! If you like my thing or just want to support, buy me a cup of coffee! ...:) ...

I search a lot for a better stabilizer and guide fusion but now i design a fusion of two really good thing. Thanks for the models to Breinstorm and ElevationsTech!!! If you like my thing or just want to support, buy me a cup of coffee! ...:)...

Stabilizer uses 608zz bearing and needs 2 pieces of m4 t-nut and m4x8 bolt . It will be mounted on 20x40 side profiles. ...I designed it like this because i wanted to use filament guide that you can see in the photo.

This is a remix that combines the Z-axis stabilizer (made by @benawhite link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3370355) and a custom filament guide that is mounted in. (design inspired by this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932 but smaller) ...

Note that you must insert the bearing sideways into the top of the Z-axis stabilizer and then twist it into place. This can be a challenging task, so using pliers or a screwdriver to push, pull, or twist will prove beneficial. For more detailed...

Even after the remix, it wouldn't work with the, "Creality Ender 3 V2 Angled Spool Holder Mount," by epiic, that I was already using. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5686019) So, I took the two ideas and created my own dual-purpose design on...

I resized the recess to accommodate a 608 bearing since it was readily available.

Credits for those creators and their parts that made this possible: DrMcWoofles - 608 Bearing Concept - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4628063 Breinstorm - Z axis stabilizer - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3757210 Filboyt - FIlament Guide -...

What to print per side: 1x BearingBlock for needed side 1x Centerer for needed side 1x 9mmSpacer (Optional) 1x RodClamper (Optional) This is part of my Ender 3 single stepper dual Z system. Find all parts here:...

I created a remix of 3dingenieur's Filament Guide & Z-Axis Bearing Stabilizer to suit my needs.\r\n\r\nFirstly, I replaced 3dingenieur's original filament guide with Filboyt's End Clip, which is perfectly compatible.\r\n\r\nMy reasons for doing so...