Robo 3D Z Axis Stabilizer
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I'm a complete newbie when it comes to 3D printing, but somehow I managed to get this setup working on my Robo 3D R1 Plus without any major issues. I scoured the web for solutions, but this approach seemed like the most straightforward one to me. Keep in mind that you're looking at around 25-30mm of lost build height due to this brace. When drilling holes for the guide rod and lead screw, a 5/16 drill bit might be necessary to achieve the desired fit. I found it best to snug up my guide rod, but not so much with the lead screw. To help things along, I also applied some lube to the lead screw hole. For assembling the left and right sides, I used four M3x10mm stainless socket head cap screws and four M3 non-locking nuts.
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