Cupcake Z-Wobble Inhibitors
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While there are numerous tools available for this ancient platform, I encountered issues downloading the ones I needed and found others lacking, so I created my own. They offer some relief from the wobble issue, though I firmly believe that replacing subpar Z-screws remains the best solution. This was a side project aimed at keeping "Cupcake155" up-to-date and modern as part of my ongoing efforts. Project home: http://www.dawning.ca/cupcake155/ Post-Printing Here's how you should secure these during installation: Leave the Z-bolt interfaces loose initially. Next, lower your Z platform to Z=0 and attach the rod to the machine base. Then, elevate the Z platform to its maximum height, securing the rod in place at this position. Tighten the M3 bolts surrounding your Z nuts. Failure to follow these steps may result in Z-skipping at certain heights, which is extremely frustrating. How I Designed This Sketchup proved itself a valuable asset throughout this project.
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