z chains 3d models

... you might have already installed. It lines up perfectly with this Z-Axis Cable Chain Stepper Mount, or any other frame-centered mount. The best part is that no screws are required! ... Thanks to johnniewhiskey for your excellent chain design.

This is a great way to cleanly terminate an z-axis cable chain on the Ender-3.It's designed to terminate the cable chain where the wires naturally split just below the extruder stepper motor. It also doesn't interfere with any filament guides you...

After brogio99's successful Z axis cable chain, he published a new chain. I downloaded his file, printed it out, and unfortunately found that it didn't fit. Here's an improved version, based on his VerticalClamp_nema99.stl design. My Guide X...

I liked the Z connectors that both Beh0lder and patrickhacks did but I found some issues with their designs. the clips for Beh0lder's connector seemed to break extremely easily and patrick's didn't want to clip to the extruder stepper. so I...

Hello, This is an independent base on the chassis side for the Z track of the Tevo Tornado. ... It works well with the links at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2836418 And it's part of a kit available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2862459

Engineered to secure chains along the vertical axis. ... Chains sourced from this platform: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4082783

In order not to break the ear of the platform when joining the Z chain, one ear had to be heated over the fire and while the plastic was soft, insert the Z chain, the links of the chain itself, although tight, snap into place without breaking. I...

Here's my X and Z chain mount designed to use the chains from www.thingiverse.com/thing:2193695 and others. The chain files are included from that thing. YOU WILL NEED TO EXTEND WIRES! At least in my case I did and I made them too long. Get the...

However, if you've already printed a chain mount, you can try using "minimal - z stop only - less overhang.stl" or "minimal - z stop only - with overhang.stl", which don't change the location of the adjuster. Alternatively, if you already have a...

(BUILD GUIDE COMING)Updated version of ZX JUNCTION (V2) that mounts to the X motor cage rather than the X axis extrusion, you will need included X_motor_cage_V2.      

Since the new metal extruders don't come with a place to secure the cable I incorporated the complete bracket to the Z axis chain mount to make it easier to access. required:- 3 x male and female JST connectors 1 x 10/20Amp terminal strip (...

For chain Z in Anet A8.

For Chain Z on Anet A8.

... mount. ...This frees up the back rail to be used for other things, and clean up the look a bit as well.Requires:2 x M36mm or M38mm screwsWorks great with this Z-Axis Cable Chain End.Thanks johnniewhiskey for your great chain.Category: 3D Printer Parts

MPCNC Z-axis Cable Chain Connector. Rotated ninety degrees counterclockwise, the unit now extends by a full centimeter over its original length. ...Specifically designed to accommodate twenty by ten millimeter cable chains, this connector ensures...

... mount. ...This frees up the back rail to be used for other things, and clean up the look a bit as well.Requires:2 x M36mm or M38mm screwsWorks great with this Z-Axis Cable Chain End.Thanks johnniewhiskey for your great chain.Category: 3D Printer Parts

I wanted to enhance drag chain functionality on my MPCNC by creating a custom mount that elevates the Z-carriage, providing about an inch and a half of additional clearance overall. ...The mounting holes I designed are specifically suited for an open...

A straightforward and easy-to-use z-axis cable chain stepper motor mount is provided, freeing up the back rail for other purposes while also enhancing the overall appearance. **Requirements:** 2 x M3*6mm or M3*8mm screws are necessary. This mount...

I designed a Z-axis cable chain, utilizing chain links from a Remix model and creating custom ends tailored for Flsun Prusa I3 printers. To assemble the top attachment to the motor, you'll need longer screws. ...The connection to the frame only requires...

This is a Z-Axis Chain Link for JGAurora A5s (Possible other Printers). This is re-mixed from the chain (OLD LINK ONLY) The New-Link is not Re-Mix https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3954315 That I Modified for my use. I got tired of having the...

A sturdy pedestal supports a Z Axis cable chain at its full height. The mount is secured to the frame with parts found on thingiverse, specifically thing number 1873746. Cables exit the back of the device through a hole. The chosen cable chain...

... attachment with Tobi0892's design. Obviously, wouldn't have to have done this if I used NG_Design's parts from the start. However, I'm hoping this would be useful for anyone after a screw-less Z-axis motor cable chain mount using Tobi0892's designs.

New version (V5) of my chain mount to NEMA stepper motor on Z axis. Printing: When printing this, the orientation on the printing bed is best with the chain side up and the cable hole at the top. The first versions were not strong enough with 20%...

... to the same reason. Combine with half a chain link. To print the piece flat, the combined chain link stub need to be reversed as well including stubs matching chain link. ... P/S: design is kind of crude at the combined part but it works with me.

New version (V5) of my chain mount to NEMA stepper motor on Z axis. Printing: When I print this, the orientation on the printing bed is best with the chain side facing up and the cable hole on top. The first versions weren't strong enough with 20%...

Also, I had a bed cable chain and an extruder cable chain, so I thought to myself, how could I use the things I already had printed and design a cable chain for the Z-axis, giving my printer a more uniform look instead of random hanging cables in a...

... It is tight but it will lock in place and hold the chain securely. To get full range of the Z you need to cut just the zip tie at the bottom of your ender 3 v2 that holds it in place under your printer and move it out around the outside. ...

Mounting the drag chain atop the z axis rails exerts considerable leverage on the z axis, potentially leading to instability. In contrast, this setup attaches directly to the XY part, which is more resilient under stress. The mount requires drilling...

I needed a mounting solution for the drag chain on my MPCNC's Z axis. Instead of re-designing the top bracket that came with the Burly build, I opted for using 3/4" conduit. This gets inserted into the end of the conduit and is secured when the #10...

This is a custom-designed cable chain for the TronXY X3S Z-axis, specifically crafted to be printed in high-quality ABS or other heat-resistant materials.\r\n\r\nTo assemble your printer successfully, you will need to carefully route your X-axis...