z axis stabilizer 3d models

Just a new version of my Z axis rod stabilizer for the 1405 Simple. This time it includes a filament guide. ... Feedback is appreciated.

Ender-2 Z-Axis Stabilizer with Bearing Upgrade. You'll Need to Source a High-Quality 698-RS or SS Bearing, Specifically an 8x19x6mm Model. No Additional Support is Required if You Simply Flip the Z-Axis and Print from the Top Surface. ...The Ender 2...

This is an Undisturbed Adaptation of the "Z-Axis Coupling Stabilizer for Robo3D R1 Created by dio300." It provides a Precise Fit but Clips into Place Smoothly. Instructions to Follow: Turn and Print with the Larger End Facing...

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) ...

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This is a remix for 688zz bearing.Original model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5804993

need ball bearing 8x22x7 mm https://www.banggood.com/10pcs-ABEC-7-608ZZ-8x22x7mm-Ball-Bearings-Deep-Groove-Ball-Bearing-p-1185033.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search

Human: Same concept as other things (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:100128, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:395526, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:723748). I wanted to add as little complexity and material to the printer as necessary. Check...

need ball bearing 8x22x7 mm https://www.banggood.com/10pcs-ABEC-7-608ZZ-8x22x7mm-Ball-Bearings-Deep-Groove-Ball-Bearing-p-1185033.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search

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

To achieve optimal performance, I had to adjust the bearing hole so it perfectly aligns with profile 2040 and ensures the 8mm rod center is precisely in line with the bottom part, which will undoubtedly yield better results than its predecessor. ... ...

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!

I have some spare 11mm OD bearings after putting my pillow blocks in place and I don't want to wait for another bearing to show up by mail. This is actually a remix based on vinnieB's remix (thing# 1148713), but thanks goes out to BernyR for the...

I'm keeping it simple by adding only what's necessary to the printer to avoid clutter and minimize volume. For more details, check out the instructions carefully. ... As an inquisitive inventor or DIY enthusiast, I recommend exploring my blog at...

This is a clever upgrade that adds a bit more room for 8mm rod, specifically utilizing a MF128ZZ bearing, with dimensions of 12mm OD, 8mm ID, and a 13.5mm ring diameter to prevent the ball bearing from slipping into the rod while in use. ...To keep...

Remixed EyeWolfDesgin to work with my sons Mini Select that had a mod on the bed from below. It was not required but my son thought it would be helpful since I kept bumping it into the arm when I would reach over it from time to time and we had to...

By installing a set that allows the 8mm rod to hang on ball bearings, you can prevent wobbling and enhance X-axis stability in the Z direction. Note that this modification is designed for 10mm rods. For implementation, print the necessary components,...

100% infill DONT USE TRIANGULAR PART ON Y AXIS its not working coz its in the way of V rollers but on Z its working fine short corner support goes to the side of Z stop, full corner support should be behind screen frame brace can be used only if you...

... revealed improvement, and full-sized prints should show further enhancement. Please share your experience if you try this solution. Additionally, I smoothed the hole for the Z-axis screw and applied painters tape to its threads for better retention.

The stock printer's Z-Axis floats on a flexible shaft coupling, generating vibrations and compromising rigidity. To install this bracket, you will need 1) an 8x22x7 bearing, standard in size, and 2) a specialized 8mm shaft collar, as well as 3) two...

In the stock printer the Z-Axis 'floats' on the flexible shaft coupling which creates some vibrations and compromises rigidity. To install this you need 1) a standard 8x22x7 bearing and 2) some sort of 8mm shaft collar and 3) 2 x 4mm T-nuts and M4...

The alignment of the holes in the original print was not compatible with my printers, so I adjusted the hole spacing to accommodate my z-axis rods perfectly.\r\n\r\nSpacing: 17mm on single rod, 18.5mm on double rod\r\n\r\nI found this solution by...

Silences the Z-axis linear rails from vibrating and producing excessive noise. Print two of each and position them at the top and bottom of the rails under the metal bracket. Previous versions failed to meet my requirements, but I designed these...

I have not found a Z axis support + filament guide for my Longer LK4 pro so I remixed it. Remixed in TinkerCAD, sliced with Longer 3d slicer. used thing:2917932 and thing:3950295. Bearing type is 608. ...No screws needed to install it.

 Stainless threaded rods are recommended.The offset top piece is necessary to prevent the fan assembly on the gantry from hitting the left threaded rod when near the top of the Z-axis range. ... You could also either not print anything tall, or give up...

 Stainless threaded rods are recommended.The offset top piece is necessary to prevent the fan assembly on the gantry from hitting the left threaded rod when near the top of the Z-axis range. ... You could also either not print anything tall,...

Tronik's Lead Screw Stabilizer just didn't work for my bearings, so I remixed it. ...I print on draft 0.28mm with 20% infill.

The user who made this stabilizer for the BQ Prusa I3 Hephestos had issues with the frame vibrating heavily during some prints, so they adapted it to fit the same printer but with a larger base of 200 x 300. They used the upper brackets from the...

Stabilizer Coupler for 1/4-Inch Steel Rod to M5 Nut - Secure Everything with JB-Weld. Prints Smoothly Without Supports. You'll also need two right and two left POSA5 SA5T/K 5mm Male Metric Threaded Rod End Joint Bearing M5x0.8mm rod ends. In...

Stabilizer coupler for 1/4" steel rod to m5 nut. Seat everything using JB-Weld. Prints with no supports.</p> <p>You'll also need 2 right and two left of these - POSA5 SA5T/K 5mm Male Metric Threaded Rod End Joint Bearing M5x0.8mm</p> <p>As well as 4...