z wobble 3d models

I've implemented a straightforward solution to address the Z-Axis wobble issue on the Fabrikator Mini V1.5 by applying a single drop of cyanoacrylate adhesive, effectively securing everything in place.

Simple Z-Axis wobble fix for the Fabrikator Mini V1.5. ...I've fixed it in place by using a drop of CA glue.</p> Category: 3D Printer Accessories

(Not tested) Anet A6 Z Anti-wobble Mount (Top and Bottom). This modification is engineered to steer the lead screw if your coupler is not optimal. It will fail if your lead screw is warped. 8 M3x15mm screws required for the stepper motors. ...4 608zz...

I'm experimenting with ways to reduce Z-Wobble on my K8200, and this attempt is my best shot at tackling the problem in detail, along with necessary hardware specifics in these instructions. Additional hardware requirements include: * 2 x M10 steel...

Hello,\nI've been experimenting with various z-axis wobble protections on my K8200, but never felt fully satisfied. To create one that would run smoothly on LMM8 linear bearings in x and y while minimizing the package size without compromising...

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I simply reworked the original designs without altering their integrity, leveraging Fusion 360's capabilities to eliminate artifacts that were causing issues in my slicer. I also increased the width of the brass nut by 1mm to minimize slop and ensure...

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Standard Coupler Replacement Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 C Rafts: Yes Supports: No Infill: 25% or more Notes: Use a square grid infill pattern, ensuring that each crossing is situated directly under the nut shafts. ABS...

I like to get straight to the point and minimize my reliance on supports. This remix is crafted with the goal of allowing you to print it without any additional support structures. As soon as I finish typing this, I'll fire up the printer to test...

Remixed for 6000 bearing, boost size by 1-3% according to your printer's processing power. Mine fitted perfectly at 100%, but I tapped them in with a mallet as they're supposed to be snug. ...Add spacers, two of them, around the threaded rod.

Iterating on Sicksubie's concept, I've tailored the dimensions to perfectly match my printer's capabilities. The ideal dimensions for this part likely shift with each model year. I built this from scratch in Blender without any prior knowledge, but...

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A customized rendition of the design available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:67863 was created using the Customizer app with the specified parameters. The settings used include a nut diameter (Hnut) of 2.5, a 3rd diameter (D3) of 3.5, a 2nd...

This is a structural element to reinforce the leadscrews of the Flsun Prusa clone printer. ... Mechanical components required: 2x 608zz bearings (skateboard bearings) 4x M4 10mm screws (leftover from kit assembly) 4x M4 square nuts (leftover from kit...

I modified the plastic version of the LMF8UU to ensure a proper fit. When printing, I typically use a -0.1 horizontal expansion setting to achieve optimal results. ...Keep this in mind when replicating my design.

The original design functions perfectly with my Geeetech i3 Pro X, however, it needs a slight modification to accommodate its specific rod spacing. ...To make up for this discrepancy, I've added four strategically placed holes that enable seamless...

The bearing support features an exterior diameter of 16mm, complemented by an interior diameter of 8mm. ...Its height measures precisely 5mm.

# Reverse Z-axis motor mounts __Update 170831: This mod is still a work in progress, as I've encountered some unwanted Z-backlash that I'm currently trying to track down. I suspect it's due to the aluminum-spring-couplers.__ This modification...

User of the NoName CoreXY printer know that the four linear bars need to be aligned properly to not bind the linear bearings during Z movements.I always had issues with this causing bad Z artifacts and nothing helped so far.As the original NoName...

It's a quick fix to tackle the anti-shock issue on the Z-axis without breaking the bank by purchasing new bearings. I've put it to the test and it performs flawlessly. ...Now, I need to come up with a solid system for securing it so it doesn't shift...

Looking for a solution to the notorious problem that has been plaguing the Printrbot Jr v2 on its Z axis - the misalignment of the screw and guides - I developed this straightforward system that stabilizes these critical components. To put it into...

It's specifically designed to be used in conjunction with the original CTC Z carriage plastic components. The carriages are simply resting on top of these parts, held in place by gravity alone. ...This setup also helps prevent severe nozzle crashes from...

... six small ribs inside. This ingenious feature ensures that the bearing stays securely in place when you press it inside. To further enhance functionality, I incorporated arrows on the lower end, allowing for effortless Z-axis alignment checks.

Also, I highly suggest jettisoning the z-motor and realigning the rod using the setup shown in the second picture. This setup drew inspiration from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRtIxG2co5w. Measure up carefully, work on a rigid metal base,...

The one shown in photos is "z-wob_25distance_225bearing_2screw_m3.stl". I have installed it using a couple of M3 button hex screws, washers and locknuts and it works perfectly. Printed using PETG and I recommend you do the same as PLA may be too...

The openscad file has variables to change, such as: Originally 2.5mm without 45 taper (Tnut Height) Now set at 1.6mm for Rev4 version I used 1.3mm on first version, but was too tight Test the fit on your machine with...

Small tool to stabilize excessive wobbling of trapezoidal bars on the Z axis, designed specifically for the JGAurora A3S printer, but may also fit the A5 model. Simply insert a standard ball bearing from a fidget spinner and enjoy. The ball bearing...

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I'm aware that numerous mods exist to rectify the Geeetech Prusa i3 Pro B's wobbly Z-Axis, but I prefer to design and manufacture my own solutions so I decided to share my creation with others. To address this issue, I designed a replacement top...