Prusa i3 stabilizer bracket

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I own a Zonestar Prusa I3 crafted from acryl, and its design is remarkably solid. However, I noticed that my entire printer would sometimes shake, causing the prints to be less than smooth. Upon inspection, I discovered that the frame remained stable in both Y and Z directions but was vulnerable to movement in the X direction. Consequently, I pondered a solution to prevent the printer from shaking, and this is what I attempted. I've observed some improvement, but I'm eager to know if others have experienced similar benefits. These brackets can be easily attached using the existing screws without any modifications. They do occupy space on top and sides above 21 cm, but I rarely print at such heights. Any suggestions for further improvement are welcome. The design was created using Freecad software. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa I3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 60% Notes: I printed this part in PLA, matching the standard red color of my printer's components.