Anycubic Chiron Ultimate Z Axis stabilizer / reinforcement kit

cults3d

IF YOU DON'T SEE IMAGES, it's a Thingiverse bug :( Hello all, Here are my optimization designs for my new Anycubic Chiron Z-axis. I love this printer, but because of the size, the Z axis needs to be stabilized. There were some other designs for this, but none of them cared about the total print height, and at some point the Z axis carriage would collide with them. I fixed this problem! No more Z wobble on tall prints No more Z-axis bearing annoying sounds (but you will use them) No collision problems at all Designed to accept the LCD screen, don't need to move it I created this complete kit; you'll need to buy these: - Two M10 threaded rods (you can cut them to the perfect length of 760mm) - Eight M10 nuts - At least six "boat nuts" with screws (you know, the thing to maintain on a 2020 profile) - Some washers You can see in pictures the print quality after the upgrade. You can print up to the maximum Chiron height without any collisions. Only two rods are long enough. VERY IMPORTANT: READ THE PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS: - I have oriented the parts in the most optimal direction; do not turn them in the slicer, print them as they are with supports. - Print all with at least five wall lines and 75% infill in ZigZag mode, or it will be useless because too weak! - When you assemble everything together, be careful not to twist the 2020/4020 rods while inserting, or you can break the parts and start again from scratch. - All parts and holes were ultra-tight (only 0.2mm clearance in total); this was necessary for rigidity. If it wasn't tight enough, this system would be useless. - I recommend using at least two boat nuts in the lower parts, one up and one down (more are better; you can use up to eight). - Use supports even inside, but don't forget to remove supports from the little holes if you don't want unnecessary supports. Please like if you download and think about posting your made ones; I really want to see other people's prints too! And one more thing to ask guys: If you really love my work, please feel free to like my page. It helps me a lot: https://www.facebook.com/Zoltan3D/ BIG THANKS!