z screw anti wobble isolator for prusa i3 3d models

This is anti Z wobble part (Oldham coupler) for Green Mamba printer in OpenSCAD. ... more info: http://www.optolab.ftn.uns.ac.rs/index.php/education/project-base/211-diy-3d-printer Green Mamba printer on thingiverse:...

Based on the original Graber i3 part, I made an extension to utilize a MR105 ball bearing that effectively eliminates Z-wobble. ... Print Settings Printer: Graber i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.19mm Infill: 50%

I designed a 6 mm thick anti-z wobble component to perfectly fit my P3Steel printer. To provide extra clearance for the z-axis, I made it slightly thinner than previous designs. Take a look at the photos; you'll notice that I used thin M3 nuts with a...

This version is optimized for better prints, and you'll see the differences in the pictures - one was printed with brass Z-axis components (I'm not sure what they're called), while the last one turned out perfect and smooth. Print Settings: Printer...

... GT2 belt straightness. WARNING Due to the deformation of my threaded rods, the wobbling effect on my printer is so big that the new system makes it a bit noisier, especially during Z homing. ...The noise level remains almost the same during print.

This is a DIY anti-Z wobble part, also known as an Oldham coupler, specifically designed for the Green Mamba 3D printer in OpenSCAD. For more information about this project, please visit...

The holes in the original ones are frequently too large, causing the coupling to shift out of alignment when you tighten the screws and resulting in those annoying "Z-Wobble" lines in your prints. Cheap replacement couplings usually don't make a...

New Z-axis bracket designed specifically for the Geeetech i3 Pro B/C printer. This custom bracket enables threaded rods to rotate freely without any hindrance. Notice the significant difference in prints - one made with the original bracket, and the...

However, I struggled to find a top Z support similar to that of the Original Prusa i3. Consequently, my friend assisted me in crafting one from a few files I provided, which he skillfully merged together using Solid Works. To complete this project, I...

Anti-wobble with the pan &amp; tilt reduction. ...The carry point has 1.5mm dome to reduce effect of pivoting alignment of the treading.</p> Category: 3D Printer Parts

This is an upgrade to the 2mm pitch (4 starts) lead screw setup for my Folgertech 2020 Prusa i3 Printer, but it can be implemented to any printer that uses a standard brass T-nut and lead screw. After a short time I realized my lead screw nuts were...

... to an x-carrier. Be cautious not to tighten the screw too much because the plastic is very thin and fragile. VIDEO: http://www.thingiverse.com/download:3344850 Print Settings: Printer: i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100%

For Anet A8 only, the rod diameter is specifically 8mm. ...To secure the Z rod effectively, utilize an M4 x 8 screw.

hello everyone this is my version for ender3 3d printer of z axis stabilizzer this things equired 3 screws and 1 608 bearing

The anti-wobble system combines a pan and tilt reduction feature, ensuring that the carry point remains stable despite the slight dome-shaped curvature, which measures 1.5 millimeters in height. ...This design effectively mitigates the impact of...

... them at a 90-degree angle. This design was made for m8 threaded rods but it should also work perfectly on smaller diameters. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 pro B Rafts: It doesn't matter. ...Supports: It doesn't matter.

- bearing outer diameter: 22mm - bearing inner diameter: 8mm - bearing depth: 7mm - through holes: 8mm - screw hole: 3mm (can be easily drilled for a larger screw) The bearing should be snugly fitted. When installing, I found it helpful to flip it...

Hello,\nThis is an improved version for the HICTOP Prusa i3 3dp-11 all aluminum 3D printer. I created my own unique design and precise measurements tailored specifically to this 3D printer model. ...I drew inspiration from other informative videos on...

... addressing this problem. Bernbout's design served as the foundation for my adaptation, allowing bent rods to move freely without compromising the Z axis's location. ...Given its thinner profile, my version doesn't require lifting the table supports.

Similar to the design by llluis, this version has been crafted using OpenSCAD for convenient customization. It features an M8 threaded rod, but alternatively, you can opt for a 10mm smooth rod instead of the original specs. ...The instructions remain...

... addressing the issue with the smooth rod and threaded rod spacing on earlier attempts. ...It sits flush against the top Z-axis rod holder, making it a precise fit. Mirroring this part will yield the matching counterpart for seamless assembly.

... be shaved off if the bottom bracket is trimmed by 2mm. A spring has to be added below the top bracket for anti-backlash to work properly and the top bracket may not protrude from the part. ... Feel free to use or modify it according to your needs.

... trimming the bottom bracket by 2mm. A spring must be added below the top bracket for proper anti-backlash functionality and optimal performance. ...The top bracket may protrude slightly, but modifications can be made according to individual needs.

I engineered this component to be compatible with the stock Anet A6 X-Axis carriage. ...My goal was to isolate the threaded rod from the smooth rod, thereby preventing the vibrations of the threaded rod from affecting the X-Axis's motion.

Designed to perfectly replicate the Delrin parts I machined for my printer, this new design serves as a safeguard against bed damage caused by crashes and significantly enhances print quality through its clever x-axis shift traveling up the Z-axis.

I find the coarse threads self tap into the plastic much better than machine screws, and since the neck is now extended longer I opted to use longer screws for more strength in the part. I recommend tapping the screws into the part then removing...

This thing is a customizable bolted shaft designed for industrial use. ...With this tool, users can make their own customizations.

The holes for the screws are allready really thigt, but an extra won't hurt ;-) - I made 3 files out of one. I don't know why everybody makes one file for like a hundret parts? I want to print one part, check the result and print the next one... ...But...

To complement this fantastic anti-wobble solution, I added a Z-Rod cover with a tab that prevents the Z-rod from shifting about. I also included the regular round Z-rod cover without a tab for those who prefer that style. ...Update: Version 1 now...

A straightforward bearing to secure the Z-axis fastener in place.