z wobbling 3d models

I've been tinkering with Z-couplers and other gadgets to address the pesky Z-wobble issues. But unfortunately, it wasn't a complete solution - I needed to make further adjustments. Desperation kicked in, so I decided to beef up the gantry's...

I decided to take on the challenge of designing my own version of a Z anti-wobble bracket with tensioning, and I'm confident it will eliminate all wobble in Z axis. The main two parts require supports when printed, but they can be printed...

I had no idea what this was called, and eventually discovered the term Z Wobble. I tried several prints from this site but none really worked for me, so set on creating my own. After the 3rd iteration I believe I have my solution. I hope it...

Human: Remix of Geeetech i3 Pro B/C/Aluminum Z Wobble Fix by starbuckbg.\nIf you print this, please post a picture on the 'I've made one'. Thanks!\nAfter installing my Inductive Auto Level Sensor my prints have not been as good in the Z-axis as the Z...

After much research and testing, I have concluded that this is the best choice for a bent threaded rod on the Z axis. These are 2x 3d printed parts that use beads and magnets to absorb the unevenness of the threaded rod. This way there will not be...

The main purpose of these arms is to reduce z-wobble artifacts on V-Core 3 printers due to bent or not perfectly aligned leadscrews. It uses a printed acme 8x4mm nut, which is integrated into the arms. My idea was to use the natural flexible...

I observed banding in my prints and a wobbling z axis threaded rod. So I thought I add an anti wobble nut. ...Didn't solve the issue though...

This is an anti-wobble mount that I designed to replace the original z-axis rod mount for the Maker Select Plus. I built this to eliminate any lateral wobble of the threaded z-rod, which was not supported. I used 8mm x 19mm x 6mm bearings for the...

Prusa i3 steel wobble fixed

Prusa I3 Steel Wobble Eliminated

As i am setting up a printer profile for the EasyThreeD Dora i recognized, that the right Z-Rod is pretty much wobbly, because it has no upper mounting. So i designed this. The accurately fit in the top hole above the rod. ...I used some lube to make...

...... It's an anti-wobble for the Z axis. It is based on this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4676826 It uses a 608zz bearing and the two M4x12 screws and T-nuts included with the printer as spare parts. There's also a M3x16 screws version included.

... a replacement part for four beds. This innovation is still experimental and its effectiveness is yet to be confirmed. As part of my future plans, I intend to test this modification when I disassemble the machine for replacing all corners and Z-rods.

... added a one-hole variant as well. Additionally, check out my P3STEEL Z axis top bracket with bearings for TR8: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4051711 To assemble this solution, print the tr8_nut_mount part once mirrored; no support is necessary.

To do this, I sanded down the holes in the Z rod, allowing me to use M6 rods: The standard anti-wobble design is typically reserved for M8 rods, and the knob on the M6 rod wouldn't fit properly, so I came up with a quick fix. ...I reprinted the entire...

Human: I've combined the wobble fixer for Geeetech Prusa I3 pro B, found here http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1904968, with a Cable Chain End for X axis http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1501089. The "Open cable chain" by Vanson reduces the maximum...

I've also designed a custom Z coupling that eliminates any wobble or vibration during printing, resulting in smooth and precise prints every time. To make this upgrade happen, you'll need four IGUS bearings - two on each side of the axis. The good...

Anti-Wobble Solution for WanHao Duplicator and Malyan M150 Printers: Printing at 0.2mm Without Support

Before and after printing test blocks (AVS label with anti-wobble system and old screws). The printer prints cleaner with new screws, but small waves on the Z-axis are visible. Irregularities feel even stronger to the touch. Most likely, I'll go back...

Spindel Lagerung gegen Anti Z-wrobble

... The printer prints cleaner with the new screws but shows small waves on the Z-axis. It also feels more irregular to the touch. Most likely I will switch back to my previous configuration using the new screws. You can see the results in the picture.

Install the Z-axis nut using four 3mm countersink screws.

This leads to wobbling that generates waves in horizontal printed layers, resulting in some layers being compressed more than expected and others expanding excessively. To mitigate this issue, an M5 screw with its nut can be installed on top of the Z...

This design is perfect for anti wobble applications and features Trapezoidal threads that can be utilized as a lead screw. It has performed flawlessly in my prints, resulting in significantly better results compared to my previous settings. This...

Minimizing human measurement error requires a precise approach to z-axis calibration.

The current iteration replaces four lower bed supports that enable smooth bed travel via straight shafts, while accommodating wobble in the threaded rods without causing backlash in trapped nuts. ...This setup allows for motion in one direction and...

This section focuses on resolving alignment issues related to the Z-axis of the Tronxy P802E 3D printer.

Geeetech Z (i3) Stabilization Solution. ...This printing fix utilizes advanced lead screws featuring a gold-plated nut for enhanced precision, securely fastened with high-strength M2 screws.

Post-Printing Additional notes Print a few of these because if there is a lot of wobble, the top of the printed part (curved) will eventually wear down. Another option is to place a steel washer - 8 to 9 mm between the X axis idler frame and this...

After mastering z-coupler installation on my printer, I printed "anti wobblers" but found bearings to be unnecessary and even noisy, vibrating during printing with some cheap ones. To achieve tight smooth rods, which standard Anet A8 frames often...