I3 Printer Anti-vibration

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I use this to stabilize my Tevo Tarantula. It's firmly secured to the base with screws and attached to the top of the printer's frame, leaving room for the X axis to move freely. This setup makes the printer extremely sturdy even when printing at high speeds. To replicate this design, you'll need: An 8mm aluminum tube A pair of M4x15 screws and nuts Some wood screws to secure the base plate I've attached a Fusion 360 file that you can modify or use as is.