z axis stabilizer 3d models

Experimenting with my initial Sarrus linkage creation for a Z-axis, it accommodates a skate bearing, 10-32 threaded rod, and nut for movement. Although not rigid enough for top-notch printing, this mechanism could prove useful in other applications.

Remix of Eric Lien's Eustathios V2 Spyder Z-axis leadscrew support, tailored with a few minor tweaks to ensure a seamless fit with the ball screw used. If the ball screw had been precisely milled to the specs outlined in the Bill of Materials, these...

3D printer bracing for z-axis. Makes the printer more sturdy, and eliminates some vibration and movement while printing. I designed these to be small, and easy to take on and off if needed. These work really well, and they also make the printer look...

A replacement part for my Tronxy printer with bearings for the z axis rod Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Print Settings Printer: Tronxy (Prusa i3) Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Post-Printing Requires a 608ZZ...

Remix of Eric Lien's Eustathios V2 Spyder Z-axis leadscrew support has been created, with a few minor modifications to ensure a snug fit with the installed ball screw. These adjustments could have been avoided if the ball screw had been machined...

It is a z-axis Pike Visualizer for the Prusa Mini. Designed to show when the motor is spinning. Best printed with supports across the bottom.</p><p>Update1</p><p>Just uploaded a Swimming Pike version. Still experimental.&nbsp;</p><p>Update 2:</p><p>I...

It's designed to complement controllers that favor using a single Z-Axis stepper belted to the second screw. It's an adapted fitting matching those used in by spauda01 http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001065 Hardware: 400mm 8mm Lead Screw -...

This is technically a remix of this design MP Select Z-Axis Bracket by kingofl337, I redesigned it to accommodate shorter 12 mm socket head M3 screws for easier install, also added a bit more tolerance to the fit of the back hex nuts. You'll need to...

Update 2: Turning the Z axis up and down with the wheel is definitely better than using the coupling, but I've found that it's still a bit tedious. That's why I created this little add-on for the big wheel. Update: I reinforced the structure a...

... requires a tight fit. A hammer and a block of wood were used to press the bearings into place. The 8mm rods also require a tight fit during installation. The hole pattern for mounting is identical to the standard 2.1v Root 2 CNC Z-Axis setup.

The printer has a screw positioned over the Z-axis end-of-line knob, which adjusts the distance from the extruder to the table. Basically, it is a step indicator, which divides each pitch of the leveling screw into 8 parts. If a screw pitch is 1mm,...

This is a custom stepper replacement for a Z-Axis lead-screw, designed to work seamlessly with controllers that prefer using a single Z-Axis stepper connected to the second screw. It's an adapted design matching those used in spauda01's project on...

If you're looking for more printing accessories, you can check out my limit switch supports here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2894364 and my hot bed glass retainers here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2897314 This compact z-axis adjustment...

Post-Printing Installation Installing these is relatively easy once you have the two z-axis panels removed. If help with that is needed, Life and Times of Tyler makes excellent videos. I used screws and nuts from Inventables. M3 12mm length 0.5mm...

(with mount for 3D touch sensor like BLTouch) Effective Z-axis travel is between 100 to 110mm. Additional weight on X-axis carriage is about 300 grams (690 -> 990). Y-axis travel is reduced by about 18mm. Touch sensor offsets: X-25 Y38.5 Z0...

--PLEASE NOTE-- The screws holding the IR probe will come loose over repeated homing of the X axis IF YOU DO NOT LOWER THE X AXIS HOMING SPEED FROM F2000 TO F1000 OR LOWER, the probe does not recognize the end stop quickly enough to avoid a collision...

If this occurs, the probe may not recognize the end stop in time to avoid a collision with the Z axis screw. Bill of Materials: 437 4 M4x10mm cap screws 4 M4 t-nuts 469 3 M4x10mm cap screws 3 M3x12mm countersinks 425 2 M3 x 50 cap screws 2 M3 n/a...

... adds about 20mm. To insert the device into the spindle you will need about 90mm of z-axis clearance. If you need a shorter version then I have one of those too, see the [shorter Z axis pointer thing.](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5251829)

Super glue might be needed.Press fit the R2 Body to the Base or glue them together if you prefer.Place the body-base combo on top of your Z-axis motor and drop in the Head-shaft-magnet combo.&nbsp;Optional decoration:Paint the R2 head to make it more...

Horizontal Axis Parts Components Assemble Into Precision Instrument Systems

Human: Center axis is 12 millimeters from the bottom.

The Z-axis endstop adjustment on the Prusa i3 acrilic from Sunhokey is not very comfortable and reliable. Replacing it only requires one long M3 bolt DIN 316 ("with ears") and a plastic clip to hold it in place. Turning it then becomes easy, and it...

assorted nuts and bolts 4x nylon spacers for z axis motor Flexible Corrugated Convoluted Tubing 12.9 x 15.8mm Flexible Corrugated Convoluted Tubing 10.1 x 12.7mm Eccentric Spacer Nut - ID: 5mm - VSLOT V-Slot if you want the bottem holes for creality...

This is an adjustable endstop mount for my FolgerTech 2020 Z-axis. Two pieces clamp around a button-head screw at the top of the main body, keeping it firmly in place while allowing rotation. The central hole in the topmost piece allows me to turn...

Description:This upgrade is designed to improve the overall performance of your 3D printer by addressing z-axis vibrations.Materials Needed:2040 T or V-Slot Extrusion:You’ll require four pieces of 2040 T or V-slot extrusion:2x 650mm in length (for...

My D-bot printer with cantilevered Z axis makes me crazy! Every time I inadvertently push the bed, accidentally or to remove an object, the bed goes down a little bit, vanishing my previous leveling, so I decided to solve the problem. My idea is to...

Z-axis linear rods for cartesian 3D printers are a must-have accessory, compatible with any bed size. Check out the pictures on my modified d-bot at www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001065. To get started, you'll need: 4 x Ø16 linear rods 2 x V-slots...

I designed this tool specifically for my refil3d printer, which features 10mm Z-axes and 8mm threaded rods. The overall width is 350mm. I'd like to express my gratitude to the original creator of this design as it perfectly suits my requirements. By...

Automated or manual operated Z-axis bed for K40 laser ( can be used for other purposes as well) using Nema 17 stepper motor (pancake) can be automated with ESP32 and stepper drivers , or by any other means Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer:...

Main Z-Axis Body: * 2 x V-Slot 20x20 Linear Rail, Length: 124mm * 1 x 8mm Metric Acme Lead Screw, Length: around 140mm, depending on the motor * 3 x Screws M3, Length: 35 - 40 mm. ...This also depends on the motor * 1 x 5mm to 8mm Flexible Coupling * 4...