z axis 3d models

Basic 5mm to 8mm Z axis coupler made using M3 screw and nut. Print vertically at 50% infill Layer height is set at 0.2 with no support. Also print with layer height of 0.3 and support. Print Settings are as follows: Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No...

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.

I decided to add a Z-Axis support to my Chiron Printer. Since I bought this printer I have: 1) Improved the PSU cooling 2) Added two buck supplies to monitor the fan and controller rails separately. 3) Modified the LCD display so that it can...

Console table made with precision engineering on the Z axis. Utilizing four LM10UU bearings lined with lightweight aluminum tubes measuring 22mm in diameter and boasting a wall thickness of 1.5mm for added durability. Print Settings Printer:...

Human: Inspired by Eric Lien's Eustathios V2 Spyder Z-axis leadscrew support, I made a few minor tweaks to get a perfect fit with my chosen ball screw. A custom mill on the ball screw to the specifications listed in the bill of materials would have...

Everything was functioning properly except the Z axis bearings kept oscillating out of their sockets due to excessive vibration. I initially intended to secure them in place with glue, but then I recalled, I have a 3D printer at my disposal. So...

A Z-axis touch plate with a TPU spring, designed for a forgiving experience. Purchase a Chinese touch plate from the link below. Remove the aluminum disc and drop it into this holder. Connect the wires and insert the TPU spring. I've engineered it to...

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...

This is a custom z-axis carriage designed for mounting your own spindle or any other component on the DIY CNC system developed by Nikodem. Its flat surface offers ample space to adapt it to your specific needs, and all you need to do is drill holes...

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...

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...

Early concept version of belt with pulleys block for Z axis on coreXY re-d-bot printer. You'll need: A GT2 belt measuring 5 meters in length. 15 Idler Timing Pulley: "16-tooth width, 6mm bore diameter, 3mm without teeth"- 15 pieces. or "16-tooth...

This initial design for a Z-Axis Brace still requires testing. If you test it and share your feedback, I can finalize this model. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Hictop Prusa i3 Aluminium Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .3...

Materials --------- - 2x 8mm rods with a maximum estimated length of 200mm - 2x NEMA17 steppers (make sure they're not too long!) - 8x 20mm M3 bolts to secure the additional steppers to their mounts - 2x Whatever you want to use for setting the Z...

... 2. You need to home all axis and then drop de z-axis until it touch the heated bed, than install the stopper and push it up until they hit the z gantry. What you need: 3X 5mm flat head screw. 3x 5mm t-nut. ...

Two adaptable versions exist: One optimally suits 5mm motor shafts coupled with 8mm ACME rods: the Z-axis-coupler-5x8.stl file takes care of this combination. Another variant effectively teams 5mm motor shafts with 6.4mm ACME rods, making it a...

For those who want to use a servo in GRBL for the Z axis without altering firmware significantly, this drop-in replacement is ideal. It converts DIR and STEP signals into PWM for an RC servo by reading step counter internals. This hack works well...

This is a break that can be screwed to the Z Axis stepper motor so it stops the snagging of the gantry upon power off/power loss. The issue I had with Ender 3 is that when the stepper motors are disabled the gantry drops with a few millimeter and I...

The subtle movements of the z-axis can be hard to see, it is usually less than a millimeter during moves. The rotation of the z-axis is usually bigger, but even that is hard to see. This thing adds an indicator making the rotation more visible. Its...

Additionally, I replaced the bearings on the Z axis with longer ones to boost stability. In doing so, I created larger holders for these bearings. Use this as you see fit, though some holes may require sanding and drilling to smooth them out, and...

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...

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...

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...

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,...

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...

If you are like me, you might appreciate this very non-invasive extension for Ender 3 Pro which enables you to add a second threaded rod to right side of the printer to stabilize the z-axis movement. ... You will need some hardware: __2x__ M3...

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...

... 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.

These custom print heads are intended to work seamlessly with printers that boast an x-axis bar that glides smoothly along a z-axis. If you unleash your creativity, you might just discover another ingenious use for them. They draw inspiration from...