Robo3D Adjustable Z stabilizers
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When I was upgrading my Robo3D printer, I encountered several Z stabilizer designs with rigid measurements. The problem arose when I noticed that none of the Robo3D cases had an identical distance to their Z axis support rods, allowing for some margin of error in measurement. This variance can cause stress on the X/Z axis rods. To address this issue, I created a set of adaptable stabilizers. You'll need the following hardware: four M4 bolts, each measuring 15mm, plus or minus four M4 nuts, and six M4 washers. To utilize these stabilizers: Work backwards to comprehend how they function. Initially mount the stabilizers in their proper places. Lift the Z axis to its maximum capacity at the top position.
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