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Makertech Axis 3D printer Z steady by Nitrowing
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 5 months ago
This is Z steady for the Axis printer.
The top of the guide should be extruded as far as you can - my Prusa only builds to 200mm in total and the total height needed is 270mm
I have uploaded an extra file so that's printed in 2 parts. I'm printing this and sticking them together.
So, print this. Loosen the X axis guides a little, slide this all the way in, tighten and readjust the X guides.
The "Integration" file integrates the X & Z guides and requires the "Pt long" which fits in the guide so that it can be pushed into position by screws in the rear. I only used the 2 outer screws and they needed to be wound in finger tight to prevent the bed wobbling.
It's not the 'perfect' fix. My bed still doesn't like extreme values of X but it's happy between 20 and 280.
The top of the guide should be extruded as far as you can - my Prusa only builds to 200mm in total and the total height needed is 270mm
I have uploaded an extra file so that's printed in 2 parts. I'm printing this and sticking them together.
So, print this. Loosen the X axis guides a little, slide this all the way in, tighten and readjust the X guides.
The "Integration" file integrates the X & Z guides and requires the "Pt long" which fits in the guide so that it can be pushed into position by screws in the rear. I only used the 2 outer screws and they needed to be wound in finger tight to prevent the bed wobbling.
It's not the 'perfect' fix. My bed still doesn't like extreme values of X but it's happy between 20 and 280.